Roman Catholic Diocese of Islamabad-Rawalpindi

• Domenico Wagenaar, M.H.M. † ( 1901 Appointed - 1915 Died) • Robert J. Winkley, M.H.M. † (24 Oct 1916 Appointed - 1 Nov 1930 Died) • Giuseppe Patrizio O'Donohoe, M.H.M. † (26 Jan 1934 Appointed - 1947 Died) • Nicholas Hettinga, M.H.M. † (24 Jul 1947 Appointed - 26 Dec 1973 Died) • Simeon Anthony Pereira † (17 Dec 1973 Appointed - 22 Mar 1993 Appointed, Coadjutor Archbishop of Karachi) • Anthony Theodore Lobo † (28 May 1993 Appointed - 18 Feb 2010 Resigned); Bishop Emeritus • Rufin Anthony † (18 Feb 2010 - 17 Oct 2016 Died ); had previously been Coadjutor Bishop • Joseph Arshad (8 Dec 2017 -) previously Bishop of Faisalabad ==Educational Institutions in the Diocese==

The Church has more than 90 educational institutes in North West Frontier Province, Rawalpindi, Sargodha, Jhelum, Gujrat. Khgtrian, Khushab and the Federal Capital. Schools • St Mary's Academy (Rawalpindi) • St Mary's Cambridge School • Convent of Jesus and Mary (Murree) • Don Bosco Catholic School, Bannu, NWFP • Catholic Public High School, Sangota, NWFP • St. Mary's High School, Peshawar • Presentation Convent, Rawalpindi • Presentation Convent High School, Murree • Presentation Convent School, Peshawar • Presentation Convent High School, Sargodha • Sargodha Catholic High School, Sargodha • Saint Pauls Boys High School, Sargodha • Saint Peter High School, Sargodha • Saint John Bosco School, Sargodha • Saint Treasa School, Sargodha • Saint Padre Pio School, Sargodha • Saint Ann's School, Sargodha • Saint Philips School, Sargodha • Saint Thomas School, Sargodha • St. Michael's High School, Peshawar • St. Mary's High School, Gujrat (Since 1958) Tertiary Institutions • Sargodha Institute of Technology • St Mary’s College, Rawalpindi ==Communal violence==

St. Thomas’ Church, Wah Cantt was attacked by a group of armed men on 28 March 2011 which resulted in damages. It is believed that the incident was related to the recent episode of the burning of the Quran by Pastor Terry Jones in the U.S. ==Notable people==

• Romana Bashir, active since 1997 in interfaith harmony and women's education. • Samson Simon Sharaf, retired Army officer and military scientist. • Father Khalid Rehmat OFM (Cap.), Vicar Apostolic of Quetta. ==Related sites==

Diocesan Board of Education ==References==