13 Facts About Dominique Lebrun

Dominique Lebrun was born on 10 January 1957 and is a French Roman Catholic prelate.

Dominique Lebrun spent his early years in Rouen, before his family moved to Villemomble, a town near Paris.

Dominique Lebrun was the son of a nun; his mother entered religion after she was widowed and her children had completed their curriculums.

Dominique Lebrun served as an official football referee for 13 years.

Dominique Lebrun studied at Pantheon-Assas University, where he obtained a master's degree in civil law.

Dominique Lebrun supported his PhD thesis in theological science in 1990.

Dominique Lebrun was vicar of the parish of Saint-Baudile in Neuilly-sur-Marne from 1985 to 1994.

Dominique Lebrun then became spiritual director at the French seminary in Rome until 2001, when he was sent back to the Diocese of Saint-Denis.

Dominique Lebrun was responsible for the continuous training of new priests in the diocese, and was in charge of building connections with the economic and professional sectors in the Plaine-Saint-Denis.

Dominique Lebrun officiated at the Church of Sainte-Genevieve de la Plaine in Saint-Denis.

Dominique Lebrun was member of the Communication Committee of the Conference of French Bishops.

Dominique Lebrun is today member of the Family and Society Committee of the Conference, more particularly involved in Justice.

Dominique Lebrun's installation took place on 11 October 2015 at Rouen Cathedral.