From 1848 to 1851 the See of Huesca was vacant. The Concordat of 1851 formally annexed Barbastro once more to Huesca, but preserving its name and administration, being administered by a vicar Apostolic. Population figures for the Diocese In 1910 the Diocese of Huesca comprised 181 parishes and 15 subsidiary parishes, with 240 priests and 50 churches and chapels. It had a Catholic population of 87,659. In 1950 there were 110,000 Catholics in the diocese. There were 196 parishes in the diocese. By 1980 there were 76,500 Catholics in the diocese, and it had 197 parishes. The year 1990 saw 82,500 Catholics and 210 parishes in the diocese. By 2004 there were 78,000 Catholics and 200 parishes. Bishops of Huesca c. 522–546 : Elpidius c. 546–556 : Pompeianus 557–576 : Vincent 576–600 : Gabinius --------------- : Ordulfus - (Mentioned between 633 and 638) --------------- : Eusebius - (Mentioned in 653) --------------- : Gadisclo - (Mentioned in 683) --------------- : Audebertus - (Mentioned in 693) 713–1096 : Huesca under Moorish rule. --------------- : Nitidius - (Late 8th century) --------------- : Frontinianus - (Early 9th century) Among the bishops of Aragon were: . c. 920 : Iñigo . c. 922 : Ferriolus 933–947 : Fortuño 971–978 : Aureolus . c. 981 : Atón 1011–1036 : Mancius 1036–1057 : García 1058–1075 : Sancho 1076–1086 : García Ramírez 1087–1097 : Peter 1096 : Huesca conquered by king Peter I of Aragon. 1097–1099 : Pedro 1099–1130 : Esteban 1130–1134 : Arnaldo Dodón 1134–1160 : Dodón --------- 1162 : Martín 1166–1185 : Esteban de San Martín 1187–1201 : Ricardo 1201–1236 : García de Gudal 1238–1252 : Vidal de Canellas 1253–1269 : Domingo de Solá 1269–1273 : García Pérez de Zuazo 1273–1290 : Jaime Sarroca 1290–1300 : Ademar 1300–1313 : Martín López de Azlor 1313–1324 : Martín Oscabio 1324–1328 : Gastón de Moncada 1328–1336 : Pedro de Urrea 1337–1345 : Bernardo Oliver 1345–1348 : Gonzalo Zapata 1348–1357 : Pedro Glascario 1357–1361 : Guillermo de Torrellás 1362–1364 : Bernardo Folcaut 1364–1368 : Jimeno Sánchez de Ribabellosa 1369–1372 : Juan Martínez 1372–1383 : Fernando Pérez Muñoz 1383–1384 : Berenguer de Anglesola 1384–1393 : Francisco Riquer y Bastero 1393–1403 : Juan de Baufés 1403–1410 : Juan de Tauste 1410–1415 : Domingo Ram y Lanaja 1415–1421 : See vacant 1421–1443 : Hugo de Urríes 1443–1457 : Guillermo de Siscar 1458–1465 : Guillermo Pons de Fenollet 1470–1484 : Antonio de Espés 1484–1526