List of the bishops of Mondoñedo

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The following people were bishops of the Diocese of Mondoñedo, since 1959 Diocese of Mondoñedo-Ferrol , in Spain :

Bretoña headquarters

  • Mailoc (572)
  • Metopio (633)
  • Sonna (646-653)

San Martiño headquarters

  • Sabarico I (866-877)
  • Rosendo I (877-907)
  • Sabarico II. (907-922) ( House of Cantabria )
  • Recaredo (923)
  • Saint Rosendo (923-942)
  • Teodomiro (969?)
  • Armentario (983-1011)
  • Suario I. (1015-1022)
  • Nuño I. (1025-1027)
  • Adulfo (¿?)
  • Albito (1040?)
  • Suario II (1058-1071)
  • Saint Gonzalo (1071–1112)
  • Nuño Alfonso (1112–1136)

Vilamaior headquarters

  • Pelayo I (1136-1154)
  • Pedro I (1155-1167)
  • Joán Pérez (1170–1173)
  • Rabinato (1177–1199)

Ribadeo headquarters

  • Pelaio II. De Cebeyra (1199-1218)

Mondoñedo headquarters

  • Martiño (1219-1248)
  • Joán II. De Sebastiáns (1248–1261)
  • Nuño II Pérez (1261-1286)
  • Álvaro Gómez (1286–1297)
  • Rodrigo Vázquez (1298-1318)
  • Gonzalo (1319-1326)
  • Joán III. (1327-1329)
  • Álvaro Pérez de Biezma (1326–1343)
  • Vasco (1343-1346)
  • Alfonso Sánchez (1347-1366)
  • Francisco I (1367-1393)
  • Lope de Mendoza (1393-1399)
  • Álvaro de Isorna (1400–1415)
  • Xil Soutelo (1415-1425)
  • Xil Rodríguez de Muros (1429-1432)
  • Pedro Henríquez (1426-1445)
  • Pedro Arias Vaamonde (1446-1448)
  • Alfonso de Segura (1449-1455)
  • Alfonso Vázquez de Acuña (1455-1457)
  • Fadrique de Guzmán (1452–1492?)
  • Alfonso Suárez de la Fuente del Salce (1493–1496)
  • Pedro de Munébrega (1498–1504)
  • Diego de Muros (1505–1512) (also Bishop of Oviedo)
  • Diego Pérez Villamuriel (1512-1520)
  • Jerónimo Suárez Maldonado (1525–1532) (also Bishop of Badajoz)
  • Pedro Pacheco Ladrón de Guevara (1532–1537) (also Bishop of Ciudad Rodrigo)
  • Antonio Guevara Noroña, OFM (1537–1545)
  • Diego Soto Valera (1545-1549)
  • Francisco de Santa María Benavides Velasco, OSH (1550–1558) (also Bishop of Segovia)
  • Pedro Maldonado, OFM (1559–1566)
  • Gonzalo Solórzano (1567–1570) (also Bishop of Oviedo)
  • Antonio Luján Luján, OFM (1570–1570)
  • Juan de Yermo (Liermo) y Hermosa (1574–1582) (also Archbishop of Santiago de Compostela)
  • Isidoro Caja de la Jara (1582–1593)
  • Gonzalo Gutiérrez Montilla (1593–1598) (also Bishop of Oviedo)
  • Diego González Samaniego (1599-1611)
  • Alfonso Mesía de Tovar (1612-1616) (also Bishop of Astorga)
  • Pedro Fernández Zorrilla (1616–1618) (also Bishop of Badajoz)
  • Rafael Díaz de Cabrera, O.SS.T. (1618-1630)
  • Francisco Villafañe (1631–1633) (also Bishop of Osma)
  • Antonio Valdés Herrera (1633–1636) (also Bishop of Oviedo)
  • Gonzalo Sánchez de Somoza Quiroga (1638–1644)
  • Juan Juániz de Echalar (1645–1647) (also Bishop of Calahorra y La Calzada)
  • Francisco Torres Grijalba, OSA (1648–1662)
  • Dionisio Pérez de Escobosa (1663–1668)
  • Luis Tello de Olivares (1669–1671)
  • Sebastián de Arévalo (1672–1682)
  • Gabriel Ramírez de Avellano (1682–1689)
  • Miguel Quixada (1690–1698)
  • Manuel Navarrete e Ladrón de Guevara (1699–1705)
  • Juan Antonio Muñoz Salcedo, OSH (1705-1728)
  • Antonio Alejandro Sarmiento Sotomayor, OSB (1728–1751)
  • Juan Manuel Escobar Carrera (1752–1752)
  • Carlos Antonio Riomol Quiroga (1752–1761)
  • José Francisco Losada Quiroga (1761–1779)
  • Francisco Cuadrillero Mota (1780–1797)
  • Andrés Aguiar Caamaño (1797-1815)
  • Bartolomé Cienfuegos (1816–1827)
  • Francisco López Borricón (1827–1839)
  • Tomás Iglesias Bárcones (1850-1851) (also Patriarch of the West Indies)
  • Telmo Maceira (1852–1855) (also Bishop of Tui)
  • Ponciano Arciniega (1857–1868)
  • Francisco de Sales Crespo y Bautista (1875–1877)
  • José Manuel Palacios y López (1877-1885)
  • José María Justo Cos y Macho (1886-1889) (also Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba)
  • Manuel Fernández de Castro y Menéndez (1889–1905)
  • Juan José Solís y Fernández (1905–1931)
  • Benjamín de Arriba y Castro (1935–1944) (also Bishop of Oviedo)
  • Fernando Quiroga y Palacios (1945–1949) (also Archbishop of Santiago de Compostela )
  • Mariano Vega Mestre (1950–1957)

Headquarters Moñdonedo-Ferrol

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