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Church Officials
Name
Tenure
Albano, Cardinal-Bishops of - see Vatican
Aosta, Diocese of (Piedmont)
►Diocese of Aosta erected 4th century
Bishops of Aosta
994–1025† 
(254)
1022–36; †1068
Savoy (254)
►Suppressed 1803
►Restored 1817
Franco Lovignana
2011–
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►Diocese of Asti erected 3rd century
Asti, Diocese of (Piedmont)
Bishops of Asti
c1073–1102†
Savoy (254)
Antonio Trivulzio
1499–1508; †1519
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Albertino della Rovere
1508–13†
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Bagnoregio (Bagnorea), Diocese of (Lazio)
►Diocese of Bagnoregio erected 6th century
Bishops of Bagnorea
Vincenzo degli Atti
1695–96; †1715
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1698–1705†
Nardi (2231)
Onofrio Elisei
1705–21; †1733
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►To Diocese of Viterbo 1986
Castello, Diocese of (Venice)
►Diocese of Olivolo errected 774
Bishops of Olivolo
774–802†
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►Name changed to Diocese of Castello 1091
Bishops of Castello
►To Patriarchate of Venice 1451
Chieti-Vasto, Archdiocese of (Abruzzo)
►Diocese of Chieti erected 6th century
Bishops of Chieti
†>1115
Hauteville (134)
Guillaume de Capodiferro
1340–52†
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Bartolomeo Carbone de Papazurri
1353–63; †1365
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Vitale da Bologna
1363–73†
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Felice Trofino
1524–26; †1527
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►Elevated to archiocese 1526
Archbishops of Chieti
Felice Trofino
1526–27†
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►Name changed to Archdiocese of Chieti-Vasto 1986
Archbishops of Chieti-Vasto
Bruno Forte
2004–; *1919
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Chiusi, Diocese of (Tuscany)
►Diocese of Chiusi erected 3rd century
►To Diocese of Chiusi and Pienza
Chiusi and Pienza, Diocese of (Tuscany)
►Established with union of Diocese of Chiusi and Diocese of Pienza 1772
►To Diocese of Montepulciano-Chiusi-Pienza 1986
Citta della Pieve, Diocese of (Umbria)
►Diocese of Citta della Pieve erected 1600
►To Archdiocese of Perugia-Citta della Pieve 1986
Colle di Val d’Elsa, Diocese of (Tuscany)

►Diocese of Colle di Val d'Elsa erected 1592

►To Archdiocese of Siena-Colle di Val d’Elsa-Montalcino 1986
Como, Diocese of (Lombardy)
►Diocese of Como erected 4th century
Bishops of Como
Feliciano Ninguarda
1588–95†
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1735–39†
Simonetta (5499)
Fiesole, Diocese of (Tuscany)
►Diocese of Fiesole erected 1st century
Bishops of Fiesole
Lorenzo Frescobaldi
1871–74†
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Vicars-General of Fiesole
1808–15; †1855
Mancini (475.2)
Foligno, Diocese of (Umbria)
►Diocese of Foligno erected 1st century
Bishops of Foligno
1606–12†
Simonetta (5499)
Grado, Patriarchate of (Veneto)
►Patriarchate of Grado erected 570
Patriarchs of Grado
Egidio da Ferrara
1296–1311; †1322
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Marc Condulmer
1438–44
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►Suppressed, to Patriarchate of Venice 1451
Lodi, Diocese of (Lombardy)
►Diocese of Lodi erected 4th century
Bishops of Lodi
1536–37 res; †1539
Simonetta (5499)
1537–57†
Simonetta (5499)
Massa Marittima-Piombino, Diocese of (Tuscany)
►Diocese of Massa Marittima erected 5th century
Bishops of Massa Marittima
1818; †1855
Mancini (475.2)
►Name changed to Diocese of Massa Marittima-Piombino 1978
Montalcino, Diocese of (Tuscany)
►Separated from Diocese of Pienza and Montalcino, restored as Diocese of Montalcino 1528
►To Archdiocese of Siena-Colle di Val d’Elsa-Montalcino 1986
Montepulciano, Diocese of (Tuscany)
►Diocese of Montepulciano erected 1561
►To Diocese of Montepulciano-Chiusi-Pienza 1986
Montepulciano-Chiusi-Pienza, Diocese of (Tuscany)
►Union of Diocese of Montepulciano and Diocese of Chiusi e Pienza 1986
Olivolo, Diocese of (see Diocese of Castello)
Ostia, Suburbicarian See and Cardinal's Titular Church of - see Vatican
Perugia, Archdiocese of (Umbria)
►Diocese of Perugia erected 2nd century
Bishops of Perugia
1536–37 res; †1539
Simonetta (5499)
Francesco Simonetta
1539–50†
Simonetta (5499)
►Elevated to archdiocese 1882
►To Archdiocese of Perugia-Citta della Pieve 1986
Perugia-Città della Pieve, Archdiocese of (Umbria)
►Union of Archdiocese of Perugia and Diocese of Città della Pieve 1986
Pesaro, Archdiocese of (Marche)
►Diocese of Pesaro erected 3rd century
Bishops of Pesaro
1528–37 res; †1539
Simonetta (5499)
1537–61 res; †1568
Simonetta (5499)
1561–76†
Simonetta (5499)
►Elevated to archdiocese 2000
Pienza, Diocese of (Tuscany)
►Separated from Diocese of Pienza and Montalcino, restored as Diocese of Pienza 1528
►To Diocese of Chiusi e Pienza 1772
Pienza and Montalcino, Diocese of (Tuscany)
►Diocese of Pienza and Montalcino erected 1462
►Separation of Diocese of Pienza and Diocese of Montalcino 1528
Poggio-Mirteto, Diocese of (Lazio)
►Diocese of Pioggio-Mirteto erected 1841
►To Suburbicarian See of Sabina and Poggio Mirteto 1925
Populonia, Titular See of (Tuscany)
►Diocese of Populonia established 5th century
Bishops of Populonia
1818; †1855
Mancini (475.2)
►Titular See of Populonia 1978
Porto, Diocese of (Lazio)
►Diocese of Porto erected 3rd century
►To Suburbicarian See of Porto e Santa Rufina 1119
Rome, Bishops of Rome - see the Popes
Rossano, Archdiocese of (Calabria)
►Diocese of Rossano established 7th century
►Elevated to Archdiocese of Rossano 1460
Archbishops of Rossano
1519–24†
Fonseca (2571)
►To Archdiocese of Rossano and Cariati 1979
Sabina, Diocese of (Lazio)
►Diocese of Forum Novum erected 5th century
►Name changed to Vescovio 12th century
Bishops of Sabina (Vescovio)
1449–51†
Savoy (254)
►Name changed to Sabina 1521
►To Diocese of Sabina-Farfa 1841
Sabina-Farfa, Diocese of (Lazio)
►Union of Dioceses of Sabina and Territorial Abbey of Farfa 1841
►To Suburbicarian See of Sabina and Poggio Mirteto 1925
San Lorenzo in Lucina, Cardinal's Titular Church of - see Vatican
Santa Maria in Via Lata, Cardinal's Titular Church of - see Vatican
Santa Maria Nuova, Cardinal's Titular Church of - see Vatican
Sant'Anastasia, Cardinal's Titular Church of - see Vatican
Santa Prassede, Cardinal's Titular Church of - see Vatican
Santa Rufina, Diocese of (Lazio)
►Diocese of Santa Rufina erected 6th century
►To Suburbicarian See of Porto e Santa Rufina 1119
San Sisto, Cardinal's Titular Church of - see Vatican
Sant’Angelo in Pescheria, Diocese of
►Diocese of Sant'Angelo erected 5th century
Bishops of Albano (titular)
Gilles de Noailles
1562–98 res; †1600

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Matthias Lang von Wellenburg, Card
1535–40†
Lang (2593)
Sant'Eustachio, Cardinal's Titular Church of - see Vatican
Santi Cosma e Damiano, Cardinal's Titular Church of - see Vatican
Segni, Diocese of (Lazio)
►Diocese of Segni erected 5th century
Bishops of Segni
Giovanni Pasolini
1606–25 res; †1629

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►To Suburbicarian See of Velletri and Segni 1981
Siena, Archdiocese of (Tuscany)
►Diocese of Siena erected 4th century
►Elevated to Archdiocese of Siena 1459
Archbishops of Siena
1824–55†
Mancini (475.2)
►To Archdiocese of Siena-Colle di Val d’Elsa-Montalcino 1986
Siena-Colle di Val d’Elsa-Montalcino, Archdiocese of (Tuscany)
►Union of Archdiocese of Siena, Diocese of Colle di Val d’Elsa and Diocese of Montalcino 1986
Turin, Archdiocese of (Piedmont)
►Diocese of Turin erected 4th century
Bishops of Turin
1348–60†
Savoy of Achaia (254.1)
►Elevated to Archdiocese of Turin 1515
Velletri, Diocese of (Lazio)
►Diocese of Velletri erected 5th century
►To Suburbicarian See of Ostia-Velletri 1150–1914
►Return to status of Diocese of Velletri 1914
►To Suburbicarian See of Velletri and Segni 1981
Venice, Patriarchate of (Veneto)
►Elevated from Diocese of Castello and Patriarchate of Grado 1451
Patriarchs of Venice
Jan Pyrker
1820–27; †1847

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Francesco Moraglia
2012–; *1953

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Vercelli, Archdiocese of (Piedmont)
►Diocese of Turin erected 3rd century
Bishops of Vercelli

1607; †1657

Savoy (254)
►Elevated to Archdiocese of Turin 1817


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