In its over 50-year history, eleven priests from the Archdiocese of Miami have been selected to serve the Catholic Church as bishops. Eight were originally chosen to serve as auxiliary bishops in Miami, one as Apostolic Nuncio in the Vatican diplomatic corps, and two have been chosen immediately to lead a diocese: Bishop Robert Lynch (Diocese of Saint Petersburg) and Bishop Fernando Isern.
- The Most Rev. John Fitzpatrick, Bishop Emeritus of Brownsville
Ordained to the episcopacy, August 28, 1968 - Died July 15, 2006
- The Most Rev. Rene Gracida, Bishop Emeritus of Corpus Christi
Ordained to the episcopacy, January 25, 1972
- The Most Rev. John Nevins, Bishop Emeritus of Venice
Ordained to the episcopacy, March 24, 1979
- The Most Rev. Agustín Román, Retired Auxiliary Bishop of Miami
Ordained to the episcopacy, March 24, 1979 - Died April 11, 2012
- Archbishop Ambrose Battista De Paoli, Former Apostolic Nuncio to Australia
Ordained to the episcopacy, November 20, 1983 - Died October 10, 2007
- The Most Rev. Robert Lynch, Bishop of the Diocese of St. Petersburg
Ordained to the episcopacy, January 26, 1996
- The Most Rev. Gilberto Fernández, Retired Auxiliary Bishop of Miami
Ordained to the episcopacy, September 3, 1997 - Died September 30, 2011
- The Most Rev. Thomas Wenski, Archbishop of Miami
Ordained to the episcopacy, September 3, 1997
- The Most Rev. Felipe Estévez, Bishop of the Diocese of St. Augustine
Ordained to the episcopacy, January 7, 2004
- The Most Rev. John Noonan, Bishop of Orlando
Ordained to the episcopacy, August 24, 2005
- The Most Rev. Fernando Isern, Bishop of Pueblo, CO
Ordained to the episcopacy, December 10, 2009 |
Archbishop Thomas Wenski 
