List of the bishops of Albano

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

Cardinal Bishops of Albano

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• Ursinus 395 (?)
• Romanus 465
• Athanasius 487
• Chrysogonus 495
• Homobonus 592
• Epiphanius 649
• Juvenal 680
• vacant
• Andreas 721 – before 743
• Tiberius (743)
• Leo 761
• Eustasius 761-769
• Constantine I 772 – before 826 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 826–?)
• Benedict 826 – before 844
• vacant
• Petronacio 853 - approx. 867
• Paul 869-before 898
• Peter I 898–?
• vacant 900-964
• Gregory II. 964–985, † 991 (also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia 964–969, postage 985–991)
• vacant 985-995
• Theobald I. 995
• John I 995-1001
• vacant 1001-1004
• Pietro 1004-1009
• Theobald II. 1015-1044
• Boniface (before 1054-1072)
• Pietro II. Igneo 1072-1089
  • Theodericus (before 1098 to 1100)
• Gualterio I. (Walter) 1091-1100
• Richard I of Metz 1101–1115
• Vitale I. 1116-1126
• Matthew I, OSB 1126-1135
• Albert 1136-1141
• Hugo 1143
• Pietro III 1143-1145
• Nicholas I. Breakespere 1149–1154, † 1159
• Walter II. 1158–1178
  • John of Struma 1163–1168
• Henri de Marcy 1179-1189
• Albino 1189-1196
• Giovanni II. 1199-1210 / 11
• Gerardo de Sessa , O.Cist. 1211
• Pelagio Galvani 1213-1230
• vacant 1230-1244
• Pierre IV. De Colle Medio 1244-1253
• vacant 1253-1261
• Raoul de Grosparmy 1261-1270
• vacant 1270-1272
• Johannes Bonaventure 1273-1274
• vacant 1274-1278
• Buntuvenga de Bentivenghi , OFM 1278-1289
• vacant 1289-1294
• Bérard de Got 1294-1297
• Gonzalo Gudiel 1298-1299
• Leonardo Patrasso 1300-1311
• Pictavio Arnoldo 1312-1320
• Vital II. Du Four 1321-1327
• Gocelin de Eause 1327-1348
• Élie Talleyrand de Périgord 1348–1364 ( House of Périgord )
• Pierre V. Itier 1364-1367
• Angelique de Grimoard de Grisac 1367-1388
• Niccolò Brancaccio 1388-1412
• Giordano Orsini 1412–1431, † 1438 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1431–1438)
• Pierre VI. de Foix 1431-1464
• Ludovico I. Scarampi 1465
• Latino Orsini 1465–1468, † 1477 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1468–1477)
• Filippo Calandrini 1468–1471, † 1476 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1471–1476)
• Rodrigo Borgia 1471–1476, † 1503 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1476–1492)
• Oliviero Carafa 1476–1483, † 1511 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1483–1503, Ostia 1503–1511)
• Jean IV. Balue 1483–1491 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1491)
• Giovanni V. Micheli 1491, † 1503 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1491–1492, postage 1492–1503)
• Jorge da Costa 1491–1501, † 1508 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1501–1503, Porto 1503–1508)
• Lorenzo I. Cybo di Mari 1501–1503, † 1503 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1503)
• Raffaele Galeotti Riario 1503–1507, † 1511 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1507–1508, Porto 1508–1511)
• Bernardino López de Carvajal 1507
• Guillaume Briconet 1507–1508, † 1516 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1509–1510, Palestrina 1509–1511)
• Domenico Grimani 1508–1509, † 1523 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1510–1511, 1518, Porto 1511–1523)
• Philip of Luxembourg 1509–1511, † 1519 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1511–1518, 1518–1519)
• Giacomo I. Serra 1511-1516
• Francesco I. Soderini 1516–1517, † 1524 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1516–1523, Porto 1523, Ostia and Valletri 1523–1524)
• Francesco II Remolini 1517-1518
• Nicola III. Fieschi 1518–1521, † 1524 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1521–1523, Porto 1523–1524, Ostia and Velletri 1524)
• Antonio Maria I. Ciocchi del Monte 1521–1523, † 1524 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1523–1524, Sabina 1524)
• Pietro VII. Accolti 1523–1524, † 1532 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1524, Sabina 1524–1532)
• Marco Cornaro 1524 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1524)
• Lorenzo II. Pucci 1524, † 1531 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1524–1531)
• Giovanni VI. Piccolomini 1524–1531, † 1537 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1531–1533, Porto 1533–1535, Ostia and Velletri 1535–1537)
• Giovanni Domenico De Cupis 1531–1533, † 1553 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1533–1535, Ostia and Velletri 1537–1553)
• Andrea I. della Valle 1533, † 1534 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1533–1534)
• Bonifacio Ferrero 1533–1534, † 1543 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1534–1535, Sabina 1535–1537, Porto 1537–1543)
• Lorenzo III Campeggio 1534–1535, † 1539 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1535–1537, Sabina 1537–1539)
• Matthew II. Lang von Wellenburg 1535–1540
• Francesco Cornaro 1541-1542
• Antonio I. Pucci 1542–1543, † 1544 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1543–1544)
• Giovanni VII. Salviati 1543–1544, † 1553 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1544–1546, Porto 1546–1553)
• Giovanni Pietro Caraffa 1544–1546, † 1559 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1546–1550, Frascati 1550–1553, Porto 1553, Ostia and Velletri 1553–1555)
• Ennio Filonardi 1546-1549
• Rodolfo Pio da Carpi 1550, † 1564 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1553–1555, Porto-Santa Rufina 1555–1562, Ostia and Velletri 1562–1564)
• Jean VIII. De Bellay 1550–1553, † 1560 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1553, Porto 1553–1555, Ostia and Velletri 1555–1560)
• Juan IX Alvarez de Toledo 1553–1555, † 1557 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1555–1557)
• Francesco III. Pisani 1555–1557, † 1570 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1557–1562, Porto 1562–1564, Ostia and Velletri 1564–1570)
• Pedro VIII. Pacheco 1557-1560
• Giovanni Girolamo Morone 1560–1561, † 1580 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1561–1562, Frascati 1562, 1564–1565, Palestrina 1562–1564, Porto 1565–1570, Ostia and Velletri 1570–1580)
• Cristoforo Madruzzo 1561–1562, † 1578 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1562–1564, Palestrina 1564–1570, Porto 1570–1578)
• Otto II. Truchsess von Waldburg 1562–1570, † 1573 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1570 and Palestrina 1570–1573)
• Giulio della Rovere 1570, † 1578 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1570–1573, Palestrina 1573–1578)
• Giovanni X. Ricci Poliziano 1570–1573, † 1574 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1573–1574)
• Scipione Rebiba 1573, † 1577 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1574)
• Fulvio della Cornea 1574–1580, † 1583 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1580–1583)
• Giovanni Francesco I. Gambara 1580–1583, † 1587 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1583–1587)
• Alfonso Gesualdo 1583–1587, † 1603 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1587–1589, Porto 1589–1591, Ostia and Velletri 1591–1603)
• Tolomeo Gallio 1587–1589, † 1607 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1589–1591, Frascati 1591–1600, Porto 1600–1603, Ostia and Velletri 1603–1607)
• Prospero Santacroce 1589
• Gabriele Paleotti 1589–1591, † 1597 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1591–1597)
• Michele I. Bonelli 1591-1598
• Girolamo I. Rusticucci 1598–1600, † 1603 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1600–1603, Porto 1603)
• Pedro IX. de Deca 1600
• Girolamo II. Simoncelli 1600, † 1603 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1600–1603)
• Alessandro Ottaviano de 'Medici 1600–1602, † 1605 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1602–1605)
• Simeone Tagliavia d'Aragona 1602–1603, † 1604 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1603–1604)
• Domenico Pinelli 1603, † 1611 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1603–1605, Porto 1605–1607, Ostia and Velletri 1607–1611)
• Girolamo III. Bernieri 1603–1607, † 1611 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1607–1611)
• Antonio Maria II. Sauli 1607–1611, † 1623 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1611–1615, Porto 1615–1620, Ostia and Velletri 1620–1623)
• Paolo Emilio Sfondrato 1611-1618
• Francesco IV. Sforza di Santa Fiora 1618–1620, † 1624 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1620–1623)
• Alessandro Damasceni Peretti de Montalto 1620–1623
• Giovanni Battista I. Deti 1623–1626, † 1630 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1626, Porto 1626–1629, Ostia and Velletri 1629–1630)
• Andrea II. Baroni Peretti Montalto 1626–1627, † 1629 (also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina 1624–1626, Frascati 1627–1629)
• Carlo Emmanuele Pio di Savoia 1627–1630, † 1641 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1630–1639, Ostia and Velletri 1639–1641)
• Gaspar de Borja y Velasco 1630-1645
• Bernardino Spada 1646–1652, † 1661 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1652, Sabina 1652–1655, Palestrina 1655–1661)
• Federico Cornaro 1652-1653
• Marzio Ginetti 1653–1663, † 1671 (also Cardinal Bishop of Sabina 1663–1666, Porto 1666–1671)
• Giovanni Battista II. Pallotta 1663–1666, † 1668 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1666–1668)
• Ulderico Carpegna 1666–1671, † 1679 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1671–1675, Porto 1675–1679)
• Virginio Orsini 1671–1675, † 1676 (also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati 1675–1676)
• Girolamo IV. Grimaldi 1675–1685
• Flavio Chigi 1686–1689, † 1693 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1689–1693)
• Emmanuel Théodose de la Tour d'Auvergne 1689–1698, † 1715 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1698–1700, Ostia and Velletri 1700–1715)
• César d'Estrées 1698-1714
• Ferdinando D'Adda 1715-1719
• Fabrizio I. Paolucci 1719–1724, † 1726 (also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri 1725–1726)
• Giacomo II. Buoncompagni 1724-1731
• Ludovico II. Pico della Mirandola 1731–1740, † 1743 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1740–1743)
• Pietro Luigi Carafa 1740–1751, † 1755 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1751–1753, Ostia and Velletri 1753–1755)
• Giovanni Battista III. Spinola 1751-1752
• Francesco V. Borghese 1752-1759
• Carlo Alberto Guidobono Cavalchini 1759–1763, † 1774 (also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri 1763–1774)
• Fabrizio II. Serbelloni 1763–1774, † 1775 (also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri 1774–1775)
• François-Joachim de Pierre de Bernis 1774–1794
• Luigi Valenti Gonzaga 1795–1807, † 1808 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1807–1808)
• Antonio II. Dugnani 1807-1816
• Michele II. Di Pietro 1816–1820, † 1821 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1820–1821)
• Pietro Francesco Galleffi 1820–1830, † 1839 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1830–1839)
• Giovanni Francesco II. Falzacappa 1830–1839, † 1840 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1839–1840)
• Giacomo III. Giustiani 1839-1843
• Pietro X. Ostini 1843-1849
• Costantino II. Patrizi Naro 1849–1860, † 1876 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1860–1871, Ostia and Velletri 1870–1876)
• Lodovico III. Altieri 1860-1867
• Camillo Di Pietro 1867–1877, † 1884 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1877–1878, Ostia and Velletri 1878–1884)
• Carlo Luigi Morichini 1877–1879
• Gustav Adolf zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst 1879–1883, † 1896
• Raffaele Monaco La Valletta 1883–1889, † 1896 (also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri 1889–1896)
• Lucido Maria Parocchi 1889–1896, † 1903 (also Cardinal Bishop of Porto 1896–1903)
• Isidoro Verga 1896-1899
• Antonio III Agliardi 1899-1915
• Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte 1915–1948 (also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia 1933–1948)
• Giuseppe Pizzardo 1948–1970
• Grégoire-Pierre Agagianian 1970-1971
• Luigi IV. Traglia 1972–1977 (also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia 1974–1977)
• Francesco VI. Carpino 1978-1993
• Angelo Sodano 1994 – today

Diocesan Bishops of Albano

In addition to the Cardinal Bishop , who has the title of Bishop of Albano, there is also a diocesan bishop who carries out the episcopal tasks 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.

• Raffaele Macario 1966-1977
• Gaetano Bonicelli 1977-1981
• Dante Bernini 1981-1999
• Agostino Vallini 1999-2004
• Marcello Semeraro since 2004

literature

• Johannes M. Brixius: The members of the cardinal college from 1130–1181 . Trenkel Verlag, Berlin 1912 (also dissertation, University of Strasbourg 1910).
• Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 (Library of the DHI ; Vol. 48). Niemeyer, Tübingen 1977, ISBN 3-484-80071-2 (also dissertation, University of Göttingen 1975).
• Otto Kares: Chronology of the Cardinal Bishops in the Eleventh Century . In: Festschrift for the centenary of the grammar school on Burgplatz in Essen . Baedeker, Essen, 1924.
• Hans-Walter Klewitz : Reform Papacy and Cardinal College. The formation of the College of Cardinals. Studies of the Restoration of the Roman Church in Southern Italy by the Reform Papacy; the end of the reform papacy . Scientific Book Society, Darmstadt 1957.
• Werner Maleczek : Pope and College of Cardinals from 1191 to 1216. The cardinals under Celestine III. and Innocent III. Verlag der ÖAW, Vienna 1984, ISBN 3-7001-0660-2 (also habilitation thesis, University of Innsbruck 1978).
• Barbara Zenker: The members of the Cardinal College from 1130 to 1159 . Dissertation, University of Würzburg 1964.

Web links

• Albano. In: Salvador Miranda : The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church. ( Florida International University website), accessed February 8, 2017.
• Entry to list of the bishops of Albano on catholic-hierarchy.org ; Retrieved November 17, 2016.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Otto Kares: Chronology of the Cardinal Bishops in the Eleventh Century , p. 23.
2. ↑ Hans-Walter Klewitz: Reform Papstum and Kardinalkolleg , p. 33, note 82.
3. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 , p. 89.
4. ↑ ^{a b c d} Hans-Walter Klewitz: Reformpapstum and Kardinalkolleg , p. 116.
5. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 , p. 90.
6. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Klerus, Kirchen Roms 1049–1130 , pp. 92–93.
7. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 , pp. 91–92.
8. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Clergy, Churches of Rome 1049–1130 , pp. 93–94.
9. ^ Hans-Walter Klewitz: Reformpapstum and Kardinalkolleg , p. 120.
10. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Klerus, Kirchen Roms 1049–1130 , pp. 95–96.
11. ^ Rudolf Hüls: Cardinals, Klerus, Kirchen Roms 1049–1130 , pp. 96–97
12. ↑ Barbara Zenker: The members of the Cardinal College from 1130 to 1159 , pp. 32–34.
13. ↑ Barbara Zenker: The members of the Cardinal College from 1130 to 1159 , p. 34.
14. ^ ^{A b} Johannes M. Brixius: The members of the College of Cardinals from 1130-1181 , p. 134.
15. ↑ Barbara Zenker: The members of the Cardinal College from 1130 to 1159 , pp. 34–35.
16. ↑ Barbara Zenker: The members of the Cardinal College from 1130 to 1159 , p. 35.
17. ↑ ^{a b c d} Johannes M. Brixius: The members of the College of Cardinals from 1130-1181 , p. 134.
18. ↑ Barbara Zenker: The members of the Cardinal College from 1130 to 1159 , pp. 36–38.
19. ↑ Barbara Zenker: The members of the Cardinal College from 1130 to 1159 , p. 39.
20. ↑ Werner Maleczek: Pope and Cardinals College from 1191 to 1216 , p. 352 (Henri died on January 1, 1189).
21. ^ Werner Maleczek: Pope and Cardinal College from 1191 to 1216 , pp. 63, 76-77.
22. ↑ Werner Maleczek: Pope and Cardinal College from 1191 to 1216 , pp. 63, 94–95.
23. ↑ Werner Maleczek: Pope and Cardinal College from 1191 to 1216 , pp. 63, 125.
24. ↑ Werner Maleczek: Pope and Cardinal College from 1191 to 1216 , pp. 63, 166–169.