Titular Archdiocese of Nazareth
The Archdiocese of Nazareth ( Italian arcidiocesi di Nazareth , Latin Archidioecesis Nazarena ) is a titular archbishopric of the Roman Catholic Church .
It goes back to a lost bishopric in the ancient city of the same name , which at the time was in the Roman province of Palestine secunda .
Archdiocese
The Archdiocese of Nazareth resided in Beisan until 1109 . His suffragans included:
- Diocese of Hippos
- Diocese of Tiberias
- Mount Tabor Territorial Abbey
- Diocese of Gapitolia
- Petonvilla diocese based in Belonvilla
- Diocese of Comana with seat in Cumana
With the conquest of Acon , the last seat of the archbishop in the Holy Land, in 1291 the archbishopric no longer existed. Nevertheless, archbishops were still appointed, who finally had their seat in Barletta, Italy, from the end of the 14th century . Thus Nazareth had become an Italian archdiocese. In 1455 the Archdiocese of Nazareth was merged with the Diocese of Canne . In 1536 the diocese of Monteverde was attached to the Archdiocese of Nazareth . The last bishop was Josephus (Giuseppe) Mormile, who died in 1801. The seat has been vacant since then. With the Bull De utiliori in 1818 the area of the Archdiocese was attached to the Archdiocese of Trani . In 1828 the Archbishop of Trani was also awarded the title of Archbishop of Nazareth by the Bull Multis quidem . Thus, the Archbishops Gaetano Maria de Franci (1828-1847) and Giuseppe de 'Bianchi Dottula (1848-1860) carried the title of Archbishop of Trani and Nazareth and Bisceglie . The Archdiocese of Trani and Nazareth and Bisceglie was on April 21, 1860 by Pope Pius IX. Renamed with the Apostolic Constitution Imperscrutabili Dei in the Archdiocese of Trani and Barletta, so that the Archdiocese of Nazareth has since been a purely titular Archdiocese.
Bishops
Archbishops
- Bernhard (around 1120)
- Wilhelm (1129–1138)
- Robert (1138-1151)
- Robert II (1151–?)
- Attard (? –1159)
- Letard (1160-1190)
- Nicholas (around 1230)
- Hugo (around 1234)
- Heinrich (1244-1268)
- Guido (? –1298)
- Wilhelm of St. Johannes (1298–?)
- Peter (around 1326)
- Peter II of Naples OP (1330-1345)
- Durand O. Carmelitanus (1345)
- Richard (1348-1362)
- Wilhelm Belvaise (Balvaysius) OP (1366–1368)
- Johannes Salamonius OP (1368-1388)
- John de la Ville (de Urbe) (1390-1400)
- Paulus de Aretio OM (1400)
- Johannes Theodoricus O. Crister (1412)
- Johannes Mexius OM (1423)
- Francus Insterius (1423)
- Augustine de Favaronibus OErem (1431)
- Marinus Ursinus (1445)
Titular Archbishops
Titular Archbishops of Nazareth | ||||
No. | Surname | Office | from | to |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Orlando Carretto della Rovere | Apostolic Administrator of Orense ( Kingdom of Spain ) | April 24, 1510 | August 12, 1512 |
2 | Giorgio Benigno Salviati OFM | 1513 | ||
3 | Bernardino Figueroa | March 1, 1553 | November 26, 1571 | |
4th | Fabio Mirto Frangipani | Former Bishop of Caiazzo ( Kingdom of Naples ) | November 5, 1572 | |
5 | Maffeo Barberini | Apostolic Nuncio in the Kingdom of France | October 20, 1604 | October 27, 1608 |
6th | Michelangelo Tonti | Curial Cardinal | November 5, 1608 | April 21, 1622 |
7th | Domenico Rivarola | March 30, 1609 | January 3, 1627 | |
8th | Antonius Lambardi | 1627 | 1636 | |
9 | Antonio Severoli | Old Archbishop of Dubrovnik ( Republic of Ragusa ) | October 3, 1639 | 1668 |
10 | Giuseppe Rosa | January 11, 1690 | November 1694 | |
11 | Giulio Piazza | July 15, 1706 - December 15, 1709 Apostolic Nuncio in the Kingdom of Poland , December 15, 1709 - July 21, 1710 Apostolic Nuncio in the Habsburg Monarchy | September 13, 1706 | July 21, 1710 |
12 | Nicola Jorio | June 11, 1726 | ||
13 | Antonius Marulli | June 21, 1745 | November 1751 | |
14th | Justus de Marco CR | December 20, 1751 | October 1769 | |
15th | Paschal Maria Mastrilli CR | November 20, 1769 | November 1783 | |
16 | Josephus Mormile CR | March 26, 1792 | 1801 | |
17th | Paul Auad | September 24, 1896 | February 11, 1911 | |
18th | Elias Richa | Apostolic Administrator of Antioch ( League of Nations Mandate for Syria and Lebanon ) | April 25, 1926 | October 10, 1937 |
19th | Paul Auad | Archbishop Emeritus of Cyprus ( Cyprus ) | June 14, 1941 | June 28, 1944 |
See also
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Konrad Eubel : Hierarchia Catholica medii aevi I: from anno 1198 usque ad annum 1431 perducta . Editio altera. Münster 1913, p. 545
- ^ Jacob Clark: De successione apostolica necnon Missione et Jurisdictione Hierarchiae Anglicanae et Catholicae unacum appendicibus et indicibus. Georgetown, British Guiana / Guayana, 1890, here p. 112.