List of the bishops of Lamezia Terme

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The following people were bishops of the Lamezia Terme diocese , until 1986 Nicastro ( Italy ):

  • John (504)
  • Illuminatus († 600)
  • Valentinus (649)
  • Teophanes (679)
  • Andreas 11th century
  • Riccardus 11th century
  • Henricus (1094-1124)
  • Ugo (1124- (?))
  • Willelmus (1168–1178)
  • Guido (1179-1195)
  • Boemundus (1195–1202)
  • Rogerius (1202-1221)
  • Thaddeus (1221-1236)
  • Urso (1236-1241)
  • Gualterius of Cosenza (1241–1252)
  • Samuel, OFM (1252-1255)
  • Leonardus (1266- (?))
  • Robertus (1272-1278)
  • Tancredus de Montefuscolo, OFM (1279-1299)
  • Nicola, OSB (1299-1320)
  • Petrus de Scalea, OFM (1320-1323)
  • Ambrogio di Nicastro (1323-1333)
  • Johannes de Prestona, OFM (1333–1344?)
  • Nicolò (1344-1380)
  • Manfredi (1380-1387)
  • Angelo (only a few months) (1387–1387)
  • Julianus, OFM (1388-1390), previously Bishop of Acerno (1363), Lettere (1371) and Castellammare di Stabia (1380?)
  • Giacomo Castelli, OFM (1390-1394)
  • Roberto Mazza (1394-1398)
  • Giacomo (1398-1398)
  • Gentile (1398-1418)
  • Paolo (1418-1431)
  • Giovanni de Paganis (1431-1451)
  • Roberto di Simeri, OFM (1451–1473)
  • Antonio (1473-1488)
  • Pietro Sonnino (1489-1490)
  • Antonio Lucidi (1490-1495)
  • Bartolomeo de Luna (1495-1497)
  • Francesco da Roccamura (1497–1504)
  • Nicolò Capranica (1504–1517)
  • Franciotti Orsini (1517–1518) ( Cardinal )
  • Andrea della Valle (1518) (Cardinal)
  • Antonio De Paola (1518-1523)
  • Girolamo De Paola (1523-1530)
  • Andrea della Valle (1530)
  • Giovan Pietro Ricci (1530)
  • Antonio Maria del Monte (1530-1533)
  • Nicola Regitano (1533)
  • Paolo Capizucchi (1533-1539)
  • Marcello Cervini (1539-1540) (cardinal)
  • Giacomo Savelli (1540–1554) (cardinal)
  • Mariano Savelli (1554–1556)
  • Giacomo Savelli (1556–1559)
  • Giovanni Antonio Facchinetti (1560–1575) (Cardinal)
  • Ferdinando Spinelli (1575–1581)
  • Alessandro Ravalio (1582–1585)
  • Clemente Bontadosio (1586–1594)
  • Pietro Francesco Montorio (1594-1620)
  • Ferdinando Confalone (1621-1624)
  • Baldassare Bolognetti (1624–1629)
  • Alessandro Castracani (1629-1632)
  • Giovan Battista Curiale or Correale (1632–1635)
  • Domenico Ravenna (1635-1637)
  • Marco Antonio Mandosio (1637-1638)
  • Giovanni Tommaso Perrone (1639–1677)
  • Francesco Tansi (1680–1692)
  • Nicola Cirillo (1692–1709)
  • Giovanni Carafà (1718-1719)
  • Domenico Angeletti (1719–1731)
  • Francesco Maria Loyero (1731-1736)
  • Achille Puglia (1737–1773)
  • Francesco Paolo Mandarani (1773–1796)
  • Carlo Pellegrini (1797-1809)
  • Gabriele Papa (1819-1824)
  • Nicola Berlingieri (1825-1854)
  • Giacinto Maria Berbieri (1854-1881)
  • Giuseppe Candido (1881-1888)
  • Domenico Maria Valensise (1888–1902)
  • Giovanni Regine (1902-1916)
  • Eugenio Giambro (1916–1955)
  • Vincenzo Maria Iacono (1955–1961)
  • Vittorio Mojetta (1961–1963)
  • Renato Luisi (1963-1969)
  • Ferdinando Palatucci (1969–1982)
    • In 1986 the diocese of Nicastro was renamed the Diocese of Lamezia Terme, but the Latin name is still Diocesis Neocastrensis
  • Vincenzo Rimedio (1982-2004)
  • Luigi Antonio Cantafora (2004-2019)
  • Giuseppe Schillaci (since 2019)

Remarks

  1. ↑ Horst Enzensberger : Mendicanti nelle sedi vescovili della Calabria (fino alla morte di Martino V 1431) . In: Archivio Storico per la Calabria e la Lucania 84, 2018, pp. 57–93, here pp. 86f.
  2. ↑ Enzensberger: Mendicanti p. 87f.
  3. ↑ Enzensberger: Mendicanti p. 88
  4. ↑ Enzensberger: Mendicanti p. 88f.
  5. ↑ Enzensberger: Mendicanti p. 89.

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