List of the Archbishops of Ferrara
The following people were bishops and archbishops of Ferrara ( Italy ):
Bishops of Voghenza
- Julius (mentioned in 331)
- Oltrandus (4th century)
- Saint Leo I (mentioned 364)
- Constantius (mentioned in 379 and 390)
- Agatho (mentioned 390)
- Virginius (mentioned 431)
- Marcellinus (mentioned in 442)
- Joannes I (mentioned in 462)
- Marcellus (mentioned in 494)
- Giorgio? (525-545)
- Mauricino? (545-548)
- Victor (circa 560-596)
- Martinus (mentioned in 608)
- Saint Leo II (611-620)
- Marinus (mentioned 657)
- Andreas I. (mentioned 678)
- Justinus (mentioned 680)
- Oldradus (around 682-685)
- Maurelius (685 or 686–?)
- Joannes II. (Mentioned in 772)
- Andrew II (816-827)
- Costantinus (mentioned in 861)
- Viator (869-882)
Bishops of Ferrara
- Martinus II. (936–968) (Bishopric moved to Ferrara)
- Leo III. (970-981)
- Gregorius (988-998)
- Ingo (Ugo) (1010-1015)
- Rolandus (mentioned 1031)
- Ambrosius (mentioned 1032)
- Rolandus II. (Mentioned 1040, 1055-1057, 1063)
- Georgius (1065-1068)
- Samuel, counter-bishop (1068)
- Gratianus (1068-1083)
- Mauricinus (1084-1088)
- Guido, opposing bishop (1086)
- Landulfus (1099–1139)
- Grifo (1139-1155), cardinal
- Amatus (1158–1173)
- Presbiterinus (1175–1181)
- Thebaldus (1183-1186)
- Stephen (1186–1189)
- Uguccione da Pisa (1190-1210)
- Rolandus (1214-1231)
- Grasendinus (1237–?)
- Filippo Fontana (1239-1250)
- Joannes Querini (1252–?)
- Blessed Alberto Pandoni OESA (1257-1274)
- Guglielmo di San Lorenzo (1274? –1281)
- Federico di Front e San Martino (1289–1303)
- Ottobono del Carretto (1304)
- Guido de Pileo OP (1304-1332)
- Guido da Baisio (1332-1349)
- Filippo d'Antella (1349-1357)
- Bernardo de la Bussière OCist (1357-1372)
- Pietro D'Estaing OSB , administrator (1372-1374)
- Blessed Aldobrandino d'Este (1377-1381), cardinal
- Guido II da Baisio (1382-1383)
- Tommaso Marcapesci (1384-1393)
- Nicolò Roberti OP (1393-1410)
- Pietro Boiardi (1410-1430)
- Giovanni Tavelli da Tossignano CASH (1431–1446)
- Bartolomeo della Rovere (1474–1494)
- Juan Cardinal de Borja Lanzol de Romaní (1494–1497)
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Ippolito I Cardinal d'Este (1503-1520)
- Giovanni Cardinal Salviati , Apostolic Administrator (1520–1550)
- Luigi Cardinal d'Este (1550–1563)
- Alfonso Rossetti (1563–1577)
- Paolo Leoni (1577-1590)
- Giovanni Fontana (1589-1611)
- Giovanni Battista Leni (1611-1627)
- Lorenzo Cardinal Magalotti (1628-1637)
- Francesco Maria Cardinal Macchiavelli (1639–)
- Carlo Cardinal Pio di Savoia (1655–1663)
- Giovanni Stefano Cardinal Donghi (1663–1669)
- Carlo Cardinal Cerri (1670-1690)
- Marcello Durazzo (1690–1691) (then Archbishop of Spoleto)
- Domenico Cardinal Tarugi (1696–1696)
- Fabrizio Cardinal Paolucci (1698–1701)
- Taddeo Luigi Cardinal dal Verme (1702-1717)
Archbishops of Ferrara
- Tommaso Cardinal Ruffo (1717-1738)
- Raniero Cardinal d'Elci (1738–1740)
- Marcello Cardinal Crescenzi (1746–1768)
- Bernardino Cardinal Giraud (1773–1777)
- Alessandro Cardinal Mattei (1777–1800) (then Bishop of Palestrina)
- Paolo Patricio Fava Ghisleri (1807-1822)
- Carlo Cardinal Odescalchi (1823-1826)
- Gabriele Cardinal della Genga Sermattei (1834–1843)
- Ignazio Giovanni Cardinal Cadolini (1843–1850)
- Cardinal Luigi Vannicelli Casoni (1850–1877)
- Luigi Cardinal Giordani (1877-1893)
- Egidio Cardinal Mauri OP (1893-1896)
- Pietro Cardinal Respighi (1896-1900)
- Giulio Cardinal Boschi (1900-1919)
- Francesco Rossi (1919-1929)
- Ruggero Bovelli (1929–1954)
- Natale Mosconi (1954-1976)
- Filippo Franceschi (1976–1982) (then Bishop of Padua)
- Luigi Maverna (1982-1986)
Archbishops of Ferrara-Comacchio
- Luigi Maverna (1986-1995)
- Carlo Caffarra (1995-2003) (then Archbishop of Bologna)
- Paolo Rabitti (2004–2012)
- Luigi Negri (2012-2017)
- Giancarlo Perego (since 2017)
literature
- For the period up to 1858: Pius Bonifacius Gams: Series episcoporum Ecclesiae catholicae. Academic printing and Verlagsanstalt, Graz 1957, pp. 694–695 ( digitized version , reprint of the 1873–1885 edition).
- D. Balboni: Ferrare. In: Dictionnaire d'histoire et de géographie écclesiastiques. Volume 16 (1967), Col. 1192-1198.
Web links
- Cronotassi dei vescovi di Ferrara. Archdiocese of Ferrara-Comacchio , 2018, accessed February 28, 2020 (Italian).