Bernard (bishop of Płock)
Early life
Although originally from Masovia, Bernard's father was banished for some reason during the Lithuanian wars, as were his family. Bernard joined the Dominican order and was confessor of Pope Innocent VI (Pope 1352–1362).
Career
As an advocate for missionary work in Wallachia he was sent to Milkowa where, as a result of the death Clement Pierzchały he was appointed the Bishop of Płock by Innocent VI on October 11, 1357. Bernard was Bishop of Milkowa from 1353 until 1357 and Bishop of Płock from 1357 to 1363.
In 1360 he was negotiating with the Teutonic Knights, but these negotiations failed. By April 1363 opposition from both his superior the Archbishop of Gniezno Yaroslav and the new Pope Urban V saw Bernard fall from favor.
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Preceded by Klemens h. Pierzchała |
Bishop of Płock 1357-1363 |
Succeeded by Janisław Wroński |
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