List of the Archbishops of Santa Severina

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The following people were bishops and archbishops of Santa Severina and the Archdiocese of Crotone-Santa Severina .

  • Stephen (mentioned 1096)
  • Constaninus (mentioned 1099)
  • Severus (mentioned 1118)
  • Joannes (mentioned 1119)
  • Gregorius (mentioned 1122)
  • Romanus (mentioned 1132)
  • Andreas (around 1179)
  • Miletus (1183–?)
  • Dionysius (around 1210)
  • Bartholomaeus (between 1227 and 1241)
  • Nicolaus (1254, 1258)
  • Angelus (? –1269)
  • Hugues (Hugo) (1269–?)
  • Bernardus (1273-1274)
  • Roger (Robert?) De Stephanutia (1274–1295), then Bishop of Cosenza
  • Lucifer (around 1295)
  • Paul (around 1309)
  • Joannes II. (1320–?)
  • Peter (1340-1348 / 1349)
  • ...
  • Amicus († 1387)
  • ...
  • Antonius de Podio OMin (1429–1453), previously Bishop of Strongoli
  • Simon de Biondo OP (1453-1461)
  • Antonio (1461-1483)
  • Pietro Orseoli (1483-1483)
  • Enrico de lo Moyo de Coprano, O. Floren. (1483–1485)
  • Giovanni di Castello (1486), Elect
  • Alessandro della Marra (1488–1509)
  • Giovanni Matteo Sartori (1509–1531)
  • Giovanni Salviati (1531-1535)
  • Giulio Sartori (1535–1554)
  • Giovanni Battista Orsini (1554–1566)
  • Giulio Antonio Santorio (1566–1573)
  • Francesco Antonio Santorio (1573–1586), then Archbishop of Acerenza e Matera
  • Alfonso Pisani (1586-1623)
  • Fausto Caffarelli (1624-1651)
  • Gian Antonio Paravicini (1654-1659)
  • Francesco Falabella (1660-1670)
  • Giuseppe Palermo (1670–1673)
  • Muzio Soriano (1674–1679)
  • Carlo Berlingeri (1679–1719)
  • Nicolas Pisanelli, CR (1719–1731)
  • Luigi d'Alessandro (1732–1743), then as Archbishop ad personam, Bishop of Alessano
  • Nicolò Carmine Falcone (1743–1759)
  • Giovanni Battista Pignatelli (1759–1763), then as Archbishop ad personam Bishop of Anglona-Tursi
  • Antonino Ganini (1763–1795)
  • Pietro Fedele Grisolia (1797-1809)
  • Salvatore Maria Pignattaro, OP (1818–1823), then as Archbishop ad personam Bishop of Isernia
  • Giuseppe Giovanni Vincenzo (Lodovico) de Gallo Laculebero, OFM Cap. (1824-1848)
  • Annibale-Raffaele Montalcini, C.SS.R. (1848–1861)
  • Alessandro de Risio, C.SS.R. (1872-1896)
  • Nicola Piccirilli (1896–1904) then Archbishop of Conza e Campagna
  • Carmelo Pujia (1905–1927) then Archbishop of Reggio Calabria
  • Antonio Galati (1927-1946)
  • Giovanni Francesco Dadone (1952–1963), then as Archbishop ad personam Bishop of Fossano
  • Michele Federici (1963–1973), then as Archbishop ad personam, Bishop of Veroli-Frosinone
  • Giuseppe Agostino (1973–1986), then Archbishop of Crotone-Santa Severina

On September 30, 1986, the Archdiocese of Santa Severina was united with the Diocese of Crotone to form the Archdiocese of Crotone-Santa Severina.

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  1. ↑ a b c 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 p. 70 ( digital copy , PDF; 396 kB)