List of the Archbishops of Bari

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The following people were bishops and archbishops of Bari ( Italy ):

Bishops of Bari

  • Saint Maurus (1st century)
  • Gerontius (2nd century)
  • Gervasius (4th century)
  • Concordius (465)

Archbishops of Bari

  • Peter I (530)
  • Marcus (596-610)
  • Julius (610-634)
  • Stephen (634-653)
  • Ursus (653-681)
  • Trasmundus (681-688)
  • Rodecautus (688-694)
  • Bursa (694-753)
  • Maurentianus (753-758)
  • Andreas I. (759-761)
  • Rodoaldus I (762-780)
  • Leo (781 -...)
  • Peter II. (...- 821)
  • Sebastianus (821-828)
  • Jacobus I (828-840)
  • Rodoaldus II (843-854)

Archbishops of Bari and Canosa

  • Angelarius (855-876)
  • Dominicus (877-891)
  • John I (892-905)
  • Guitpardus (906-912)
  • Rodericus (912-918)
  • John II (919-923)
  • Alsarius (924-931)
  • Peter III (931-952)
  • John III (952-978)
  • Paul (978–988)
  • Chrysostom (988-1006)
  • John IV (1006-1025)
  • Bisantius (1025-1035)
  • Romualdus I (1035)
  • Nicolaus I (1035-1061)
  • Andrew II (1062-1078)
  • Ursus II (1078-1089)
  • Helias (1089-1105)
  • Riso (1112-1118)
  • Walter (1118–1126)
    • Eustasius (1105-1123)
  • Matthew (1126–1128)
  • Angelus (1128–1137)
  • John (1137-1151)
  • John V (1151–1171)
  • Rainaldus (1171–1188), previously Elect of Gaeta, cardinal
  • Dauferius (Doferius) (1189–1207)
  • Berardus de Castanea (1207–1213) (becomes Archbishop of Palermo)
  • Andrew III (1216-1225)
  • Marino Filangieri (1226–1251)
  • Enrico Filangieri (1252–1258), nephew of the previous one
  • Giovanni Saracenus de Urbe (1259-1280)
  • Romoaldo Griso (1282–1309)
  • Landolfo I (1310-1337)
  • Ruggiero Sanseverino (1337-1347)
  • Bartolomeo Carafa (1347-1367)
  • Niccolò Brancaccio (1367–1377) (then Archbishop of Cosenza)
  • Bartolomeo Prignano (1377-1378), then to Pope Urban VI. elected
  • Landolfo II Maramaldo (1378-1381)
  • Giacomo Carafa (1384-1400)
  • Nicola Pagano (1400-1424)
  • Francesco d'Ayello (1425-1453)
  • Guido Guidano (1453-1454)
  • Latino Orsini (1454–1472)
  • Antonio d'Ayello (1472-1493)
  • Giovanni Giacomo Castiglione (1493-1513)
  • Stefano Gabriele Merino (1513–1530) (also Bishop of León)
  • Girolamo Grimaldi (1530-1540)
  • Girolamo Sauli (1540-1550)
  • Giacomo Puteo (1550–1562)
  • Antonio Puteo (1562–1592)
  • Giulio Cesare Riccardi (1592-1602)
  • Bonviso Bonvisi (1602–1603)
  • Galeazzo Sanvitale (1604-1606)
  • Decio Caracciolo Rosso (1606-1613)
  • Ascanio Gesualdo (1613–1638)
  • Diego Sersale (1638-1665)
  • Giovanni Granafei (1666-1683)
  • Tommaso Ruffo (1684-1691)
  • Carlo Loffredi (1691–1698)
  • Muzio Gaeta Senior (1698–1728)
  • Michael Karl von Althann (1728–1734); (1734–1756 Bishop of Waitzen )
  • Muzio Gaeta Junior (1735–1754)
  • Luigi D'Alessandro (1754-1770)
  • Gennaro Pignatelli (1770–1777)
  • Giambattista Ettore Caracciolo (1778-1780)
  • Sedis vacancy
  • Gennaro Maria Guevara (1792-1804)
  • Baldassarre Mormile (1805-1818) (also Archbishop of Capua)
  • Nicola Coppola (1818–1823) (also Bishop of Nola)
  • Michele Basilio Clary (1823-1858)
  • Francesco Pedicini (1858-1886)
  • Casimiro Gennari (1886–1887) ( Apostolic Administrator )
  • Enrico Mazzella (1887-1897)
  • Giulio Vaccaro (1898-1924)
  • Pietro Pomares y de Morant (1924-1924)
  • Augusto Curi (1925-1933)
  • Marcello Mimmi (1933–1952) (also Archbishop of Naples)
  • Enrico Nicodemo (1952–1973)
  • Anastasio Alberto Ballestrero (1973–1977) (also Archbishop of Turin)
  • Andrea Mariano Magrassi (1977–1982)

Archbishop of Bari-Bitonto

Web links

  • Partial list of bishops and archbishops on catholic-hierarchy.org (English)