Marc Marie de Bombelles, Marquis de Bombelles, was a French officer and diplomat.
After the death of his wife in 1804, he withdrew to the monastery of Brünn in Austria, and became a priest, vicar of Oberglogau near Neustadt, Prussian Silesia. He returned to France in 1815, and became bishop of Amiens in 1819.
After the death of his wife in 1804, he withdrew to the monastery of Brünn in Austria, and became a priest, vicar of Oberglogau near Neustadt, Prussian Silesia. He returned to France in 1815, and became bishop of Amiens in 1819.
Marc Marie de Bombelles, Marquis de Bombelles, was a French officer and diplomat.
After the death of his wife in 1804, he withdrew to the monastery of Brünn in Austria, and became a priest, vicar of Oberglogau near Neustadt, Prussian Silesia. He returned to France in 1815, and became bishop of Amiens in 1819.
After the death of his wife in 1804, he withdrew to the monastery of Brünn in Austria, and became a priest, vicar of Oberglogau near Neustadt, Prussian Silesia. He returned to France in 1815, and became bishop of Amiens in 1819.
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