Jean Roger de Beaufort

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Jean Roger de Beaufort († September 1391 ), son of Marie de Chambon and Guillaume II. Roger , was the nephew of Pope Clement VI. and brother of Pope Gregory IX. ; after his brother was elected Pope, he was made Archbishop of Auch , then Archbishop of Narbonne .

Life

He was also a brother of Guillaume III. Roger de Beaufort and an uncle of Raymond de Turenne . Before he received his first title of bishop in 1353, he was Vogt of the collegiate church of Saint-Pierre de Lille . This is where his nickname Flandrini comes from .

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Bishop of Rieux and Carpentras

Pierre Roger was made Bishop of Rieux on May 15, 1353 , and Bishop of Carpentras on January 18, 1357 . During his time the oldest synagogue in France, still in use today , was built in 1361: he had the Jews own a synagogue ( uno escolo ), the dimensions of which he determined to be 4 x 4 toises carrées (about 61 square meters). Six years later, the same bishop granted the Carpentras Jews the right to have their own cemetery.

Archbishop of Auch and Narbonne

When his brother became Pope, he appointed him Archbishop of Auch (July 27, 1371) and Narbonne (August 27, 1375). At the end of his career he took on diplomatic missions for the Holy See: Ranieri Sardo, the chronicler of Pisas, reports of his presence at the Congress of Sarzana in March 1378 on the occasion of the negotiations between Gregory XI. and the city of Florence.

Traces of possible stays in Auch are small. The archives of the Département Gers keep under number AD 32, AA3, a letter of indulgence from Jean Roger to the Auxitans who desecrated the Sainte-Marie-d'Auch monastery .

literature

  • Konrad Eubel , Hierarchia catholica medii aevi ... , Münster, Volume 1, 1913
  • Ottavio Banti, Cronaca di Pisa di Ranieri Sardo , Roma, Nella sede dell'Istituto Palazzo Borromini, 1963, p. 32 (Sec. XV)

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predecessor Office successor
Arnaud Aubert Archbishop of Auch
1371–1375
Philippe d'Alençon
Pierre de La Jugie Archbishop of Narbonne
1375-1391
François de Conzié

Remarks

  1. Based on a Parisian square rose of 3.8 square meters, the unit for Carpentras may differ
  2. The synagogue was completely rebuilt in the Louis Quinze style in the 18th century (French Ministry of Culture)
  3. La mémoire juive en Provence
  4. Eubel
  5. Banti