List of the bishops of Palestrina

The following people were Bishops and Cardinal Bishops of the Diocese of Palestrina ( Italy ):

• Secundus 313
• Gregor 757
• Andreas I. 769-773
• Constantine 826
• Leo 925-933
• Theophylactus 963
• Stefan I. 988
• Peter I. 996-1016
• Peter II 1024-1027
• Johann I. 1036-1040
• John II 1044
• Rainerius 1058 (counter-bishop)
• Bruno 1060
• Bernhardus 1061-1065
• Lopertus 1066-1069
• Hubertus 1073-1082
• Berardus (?) 1092 (?)
  • Hugo Candidus 1089-1099 ( pseudocardinal )
• Milone (before 1099–1104)
• Kuno von Urach 1107–1122
• Wilhelm I. 1123–1137
• vacant 1137–1141
• Saint Stephen I 1141–1144
• Saint Guarino Foscari 1144-1158
• Giulio I. 1158-1164
• vacant 1164–1176
  • Vivianus 1168–1173 (pseudocardinal)
• Manfred von Lavagna 1176–1178
• Bernered 1179-1180
• Paolo Scolari 1180-1187
• vacant 1187–1190
• Giovanni III by Anagni 1190-1196
• vacant 1196-1200
• Guy I. de Pare 1200-1204
• Guido Papareschi 1206-1221
• Guido II. Pierleone 1221-1228
• vacant 1228-1231
• Giacomo Pecoraria 1231-1244
• vacant 1244-1251
• Stephan II. Vancsa 1251-1270
• vacant 1270-1273
• Vicedomine de Vicedomini 1273-1276
• vacant 1276-1278
• Erard de Lessines 1278 ( Villehardouin )
• vacant 1278-1281
• Girolamo I. Masci 1281-1288
• Bernardo V. Berardi di Cagli 1288-1291
• vacant 1291-1294
• Simon I. Beaulieu 1294-1297
• vacant 1297-1299
• Teoderico Ranieri 1299-1306
• Pierre III. de la Chapelle Taillefer 1306-1312
• Guillaume II. De Mandagot 1312-1321
• vacant 1321-1323
• Pierre IV. Despres 1323-1361
• Raymond de Canillac 1361-1373
• Simon II Langham 1373-1376
• vacant 1376-1380
  • Jean du Cros 1377-1383 (pseudocardinal)
• Francesco I. Moricotti 1380-1394
  • Gui III. de Maillesec 1384-1412
• Angelo Afflicti 1395–1401 ( administrator )
• Odo Colonna 1401–1405 (administrator)
• Antonio I. Gaetani 1405–1409, † 1412 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1409–1412)
• Angelo de Anna de Summaripa 1412-1428
• vacant 1428-1431
• Hugues de Lusignan 1431–1436, † 1442 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1436–1442)
• vacant 1436-1444
• Giovanni IV. Tagliacotio 1444-1449
• Giorgio I de Flisco 1449-1455
• vacant 1455-1460
• Juan V. de Torquemada 1460–1463, † 1468 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano approx. 1464 and Sabina 1463–1468)
• vacant 1463-1465
• Alain de Coëtivy 1465–1472, † 1474 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1472–1474) ( House Coëtivy )
• Angelo Capranica 1472-1478
• Marco I. Barbo 1478-1491
• Jean VI. Balue 1491 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1483–1491)
• Giovanni VII. Micheli 1491–1492, † 1503 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1491 and Porto 1492–1503)
• Girolamo II. Basso della Rovere 1492–1503, † 1507 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1503–1507)
• Lorenzo Cybo de Mari 1503 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1501–1503)
• Antonio Pallavicino 1503–1507 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1503–1505)
• Giovanni Antonio Sangiorgio 1507–1508, † 1509 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1505–1507 and Sabina 1508–1509)
• Bernardino López de Carvajal 1508–1509 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1507–1509, Sabina 1509–1521 and Ostia and Velletri 1521–1523)
• Guillaume III. Briçonnet 1509–1511 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1507–1508 and Frascati 1509–1510)
• Marco II. Vigerio 1511-1516
• Francesco II. Soderini 1516–1523 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1511–1513, Palestrina 1516–1523, Porto 1523 and Ostia and Velletri 1523–1524)
• Alessandro I. Farnese 1523, † 1549 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1519–1523, Sabina 1523–1524, Porto 1524 and Ostia and Velletri 1524–1534), the later Pope Paul III.
• Antonio Maria Ciocchi del Monte 1523–1524 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1521–1523 and Sabina 1524)
• Pietro V. Accolti 1524, † 1532 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1523–1524 and Sabina 1524–1532)
• Marco III Cornaro 1524
• Lorenzo I. Pucci 1524–1531 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1524)
• Giovanni VIII. Piccolomini 1531–1533, † 1537 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1524–1531, Porto 1533–1535 and Ostia and Velletri 1535–1537)
• Andrea II. Della Valle 1533–1534 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1533)
• Bonifacio Ferrero 1534–1535, † 1543 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1533–1534, Sabina 1535–1537 and Porto 1537–1543)
• Lorenzo II. Campeggio 1535–1537, † 1539 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1534–1535 and Sabina 1537–1539)
• Antonio II. Sanseverino 1537–1539, † 1543 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1539–1543 and Porto 1543)
• Giovanni Vincenzo Caraffa 1539-1541
• Alessandro II Cesarini 1541-1542
• Francesco III. Cornaro 1542-1543
• Giovanni Maria Ciocchi del Monte 1543–1550
• Louis de Bourbon-Vendôme 1550–1557
• Federico Cesi 1557–1562, † 1564
• Giovanni Girolamo Morone 1562–1564, † 1580 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1560–1561, Sabina 1561–1562, Frascati 1562, 1564–1565, Porto 1565–1570 and Ostia and Velletri 1570–1580)
• Cristoforo Madruzzo 1564–1570, † 1578 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1561–1562, Sabina 1562–1564 and Porto 1570–1578)
• Otto Truchsess von Waldburg 1570–1573 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1562–1570 and Sabina 1570)
• Giulio II. Della Rovere 1573–1578 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1570 and Sabina 1570–1573)
• Giovanni Antonio Serbelloni 1578–1583, † 1591 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1583–1587, Sabina 1578, Porto 1587–1589 and Ostia and Velletri 1589–1591)
• Giovanni Francesco I. Gambara 1583–1587 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1580–1583)
• Marco Antonio I. Colonna 1587–1597
• Giulio Antonio Santorio 1597-1602
• Alessandro Ottaviano de 'Medici 1602–1605 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1600–1602)
• Agostino Valeri 1605-1606
• Ascanio Colonna 1606-1608
• Antonio Maria Galli 1608–1611, † 1620 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1605–1608, Porto 1611–1615 and Ostia and Velletri 1615–1620)
• Gregorio Petrocchini de Montelbero 1611-1612
• Benedetto Giustiniani 1612–1615, † 1621 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1615–1620 and Porto 1620–1621)
• Francesco Maria Bourbon Del Monte 1615–1621, † 1625 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1621–1623 and Ostia and Velletri 1623–1625)
• Ottavio Bandini 1621–1624, † 1629 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1624–1626 and Ostia and Velletri 1626–1629)
• Andrea III. Baroni Peretti Montalto 1624–1626, † 1629 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1626–1627 and Frascati 1627–1629)
• Domenico Ginnasi 1626–1629, † 1639 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1629–1630 and Ostia 1630–1639)
• Marcello Lante della Rovere 1629, † 1652 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1629–1639, Porto 1639–1641 and Ostia 1641–1652)
• Pier Paolo Crescenzi 1629–1641, † 1645 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1641–1645)
• Guido IV. Bentivoglio 1641-1644
• Alfonso de la Cueva Albuquerque 1644–1655
• Bernardino Spada 1655–1661 (also Cardinal Bishop of Albano 1646–1652, Frascati 1652 and Sabina 1652–1655)
• Antonio III Barberini 1661–1671 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1655–1661)
• Rinaldo d'Este 1671-1672
• Cesare Facchinetti 1672–1679, † 1683 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1679–1680 and Ostia and Velletri 1680–1683)
• Alderano Cibo 1679–1680, † 1700 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1680–1683, Porto 1683–1687 and Ostia and Velletri 1687–1700)
• Lorenzo III Raggi 1680-1687
• Antonio IV. Bichi 1687-1691
• Paluzzo Paluzzi Altieri degli Albertoni 1691–1698 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1689–1691)
• Luis Manuel Fernando Portocarrero 1698–1709
• Fabrizio Spada 1710-1717
• Francesco IV. Del Giudice 1717–1721 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1721–1724 and Ostia and Velletri 1724–1725)
• Francesco V. Barberini 1721–1726, † 1738 (also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri 1726–1738)
• Tommaso Ruffo 1726–1738, † 1753 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1738–1740 and Ostia and Velletri 1740–1753)
• Giorgio II. Spinola 1738-1739
• Giovanni Battista Altieri 1739-1740
• Vincenzo I. Petra 1740-1747
• Antonio Xaverio Gentilis 1747-1753
• Giuseppe I. Spinelli 1753–1759, † 1763 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1759–1761 and Ostia and Velletri 1761–1763)
• Federico Marcello Lante 1759–1763, † 1773 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1763–1773)
• Giovanni Francesco II Stoppani 1763–1774
• Girolamo III. Spinola 1775-1784
• Marco Antonio II Colonna 1784-1793
• Leonardo Antonelli 1794–1800, † 1811 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1800–1807 and Ostia and Velletri 1807–1811)
• Alessandro III. Mattei 1800–1809, † 1820 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1809–1814 and Ostia and Velletri 1814–1820)
• Aurelio Roverella 1809-1812
• Diego Inigo Caracciolo di Martini 1814-1820
• Giuseppe II. Spina 1820-1828
• Francesco VI. Bertazzoli 1828-1830
• Carlo Maria Pedicini 1830–1840, † 1843 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1840–1843)
• Vincenzo Macchi 1840–1844, † 1860 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1844–1847 and Ostia and Velletri 1847–1860)
• Castruccio Castracane degli Antelminelli 1844-1852
• Luigi Amat di San Filippo e Sorso 1852–1870, † 1878 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1852–1870, Porto 1871–1877 and Ostia and Velletri 1877–1878)
• Carlo I. Sacconi 1870–1878, † 1889 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1878–1884 and Ostia and Velletri 1884–1889)
• Antonino De Luca 1878-1883
• Luigi I. Oreglia de Santo Stefano 1884–1889, † 1913 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1889–1896 and Ostia and Velletri 1896–1913)
• Angelo Bianchi 1889-1897
• Camillo Mazzella 1897-1900
• Vincenzo III Vannutelli 1900–1930 (also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia 1915–1930)
• Luigi II. Sincero 1933-1936
• Angelo Dolci 1936-1939
• Carlo II. Salotti 1939–1947
• Benedetto Aloisi Masella 1948–1970
• Carlo III. Confalonieri 1972–1986 (also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia 1977–1986)
• Bernardin Gantin 1986-2008 (also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia 1993-2002)
• José Saraiva Martins CMF since 2009

Diocesan Bishops of Palestrina

In addition to the Cardinal Bishop , who bears the title of Bishop of Palestrina, there has also been a diocesan bishop since 1966 who carries out the episcopal duties in the diocese . Pope John XXIII decided in 1962 that the cardinal bishops should continue to be the titleholders of the suburbicarian bishoprics, but without the pastoral obligations that pleno jure were given to a diocesan bishop.

• Pietro Severi (1966–1975)
• Renato Spallanzani (1975-1986)
• Pietro Garlato (1986-1991)
• Vittorio Tomassetti (1992–1997)
• Eduardo Davino (1997-2005)
• Domenico Sigalini (2005-2017)
• Mauro Parmeggiani (since 2019)

Web links

• Cardinali e Vescovi. Diocesi Suburbicaria di Palestrina , 2017, accessed December 30, 2018 (Italian, list of bishops). 

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Cf. Ivan Kuklujević Sakcinski: Codex diplomaticus regni Croatiae, Dalmatiae et Slavoniae , Vol. 1, Zagreb 1874, pp. 76-82; Regesta Imperii Online. Pope gestures 911-1024 No. 70-73 and 111 ( Memento of the original from July 17, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ^ Liudprandi historia Ottonis , MGH SS rer. Germ. 41, p. 165
3. ↑ Cf. G. Cappelletti: Le chiese d'Italia della loro origine sino ai nostri giorni. Vol. 1, Venezia 1844, pp. 599-601
4. ↑ ^{a b c} Otto Kares, Chronology of the Cardinal Bishops in the Eleventh Century , (in :) Festschrift for the centenary of the grammar school at Burgplatz in Essen , Essen 1924, p. 22.
5. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 . Tübingen 1977, p. 108
6. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 . Tübingen 1977, pp. 108-109; Hans Walter Klewitz, Reform Papstum and Kardinalkolleg , Darmstadt 1957, p. 117
7. ^ ^{A b} Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 . Tübingen 1977, p. 109; Hans Walter Klewitz, Reform Papstum and Kardinalkolleg , Darmstadt 1957, p. 117
8. ^ ^{A b} Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 . Tübingen 1977, p. 110; Hans Walter Klewitz, Reform Papstum and Kardinalkolleg , Darmstadt 1957, p. 117
9. ↑ See Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Klerus, Kirchen Roms 1049–1130 . Tübingen 1977, p. 111.
10. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 . Tübingen 1977, p. 111; Hans Walter Klewitz, Reform Papstum and Kardinalkolleg , Darmstadt 1957, p. 117
11. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 . Tübingen 1977, pp. 111-112; Hans Walter Klewitz, Reform Papstum and Kardinalkolleg , Darmstadt 1957, p. 117
12. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 . Tübingen 1977, pp. 111-112; Hans Walter Klewitz, Reform Papstum and Kardinalkolleg , Darmstadt 1957, p. 120
13. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 . Tübingen 1977, pp. 111-112; Johannes M. Brixius, The Members of the Cardinal College from 1130-1181 , Berlin 1912, p. 135
14. ↑ ^{a b c d} Johannes M. Brixius, The members of the Cardinal College from 1130-1181 , Berlin 1912, p. 135
15. ↑ The older catalogs indicate that Abbot Mainard von Pontigny received his doctorate as Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina in 1188 and died soon afterwards, but according to Werner Maleczek, Papst und Kardinalskolleg from 1191 to 1216 , Vienna 1984, p. 125 is note 4 he can be proven as Abbot of Pontigny until 1192. See also Elfriede Kartusch: The College of Cardinals in the period from 1181 to 1227. Vienna 1948, p. 433.
16. ↑ ^{a b c d} Werner Maleczek, Pope and Cardinal College from 1191 to 1216 , Vienna 1984, p. 63