Titular diocese of Aemona

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Aemona ( Italian : Cittanova ) is a titular bishopric of the Roman Catholic Church .

It goes back to a bishopric in the city of Novigrad , which is located on the Istrian peninsula . The bishopric was assigned to the ecclesiastical province of Venice .

Titular Bishops of Aemona
No. Surname Office from to
1 Ugo Poletti
Titular Archbishop pro hac vice 		Auxiliary Bishop in Rome ( Italy and Vatican City ) 3rd July 1969 March 5th 1973
2 Maximino Romero de Lema
Titular Archbishop pro hac vice 		Curia Archbishop March 21, 1973 October 29, 1996
3 Leonardo Sandri
Titular Archbishop pro hac vice 		Apostolic Nuncio
Archbishop of the Curia 		July 22, 1997 November 24, 2007
4th Beniamino Pizziol Auxiliary Bishop in Venice (Italy) January 5, 2008 April 16, 2011
5 Lorenzo Leuzzi Auxiliary Bishop in Rome (Italy) January 31, 2012 23rd November 2017
6th José Avelino Bettencourt
Titular Archbishop pro hac vice 		Apostolic Nuncio February 26, 2018

history

In 381, Maximus , a bishop of Civitas Nova, was mentioned for the first time at the Synod of Aquileia as a suffragan bishop of the Patriarchate of Aquileia .

In 1831 the diocese was dissolved.

Bishops

  • Saint Maximus (381)
  • Blessed Florius (ca.524)
  • Germanus (546)
  • Patricius (579)
  • John I (600)
  • Mauritius (approx. 781)
  • Stephen? (804)
  • Usualdus? (850)
  • Firminus (932)
  • John II (961)
  • Azzo (1015-1031)
  • John III (1038)
  • Nicholas I (1050-1089)
  • Andrew I (1091)
  • Alexander (around 1100)
  • Andrew II (1118)
  • Adamus (1146)
  • John IV (1158)
  • Vidus Margone (1165)
  • Arturicus (1175)
  • John V (1176–1186)
  • Oldericus (1194)
  • Leonardus (1212-1224)
  • Cantianus I. (1228)
  • Gerhardus (1230-1237)
  • Bonacorsus (1243-1260)
  • Nicholas II (1269)
  • Aegidius (1279-1283)
  • Simon (1284-1301)
  • Geraldus, OP (1308-1310)
  • Cantianus II (1318-1330)
  • Natale Bonafede (1330-1344)
  • Johannes Morosini, OESA (1347-1358)
  • Guglielmo Conti, OP (1359-?)
  • Johannes Grandi, OESA (1363-1364)
  • Marinus Michiel (1366-1374)
  • Nicolò Montaperto (o Cosucchi), OFM (1376–1377)
  • Ambrogio da Parma (1377-1380)
  • Paolo da Montefeltro, OESA (1382–1400)
    • Leonardo Dolfin (1401-?) (Apostolic Administrator)
  • Tommaso Tommasini Paruta, OP (1409–1420)
  • Giacomo de Montina, OFM (1409-?)
    • Antonio Correr, CRSGA (1420-1421) (Apostolic Administrator)
  • Daniele Scotto de 'Rampi (1421-1426)
  • Filippo Paruta (1426)
  • Giovanni Morosini (1426-1442)
  • Francesco Contarini (1466–1495)
  • Marcantonio Foscarini (1495–1521)
  • Antonio Marcello (1521-1526)
    • Francesco Pisani (1526–1535) (Apostolic Administrator)
  • Vincenzo de Benedictis (1535-?)
  • Alessandro Orsi (1536–1559)
    • Francesco Pisani (1559–1561) (Apostolic Administrator)
  • Matteo Priuli (1561-1565)
    • Francesco Pisani (1565–1570) (Apostolic Administrator)
  • Gerolamo Vielmi, OP (1570–1582)
  • Antonio Saraceno (1582–1606)
  • Francesco Manin (1607-1619)
  • Eusebio Caimo (1620-1640)
  • Giacomo Filippo Tomasini , Can.Reg.S.Georg. (1642–1655)
  • Giorgio Darmini (1655-1670)
  • Giacomo Bruti (1671–1679)
    • Sedis vacancy (1679–1684)
  • Nicolò Gabrieli (1684-1717)
  • Daniele Sansoni (1717-1725)
  • Vittorio Mazzocca, OP (1725-1732)
  • Gaspare Negri (1732–1742)
  • Marino Bozzatini (1742–1754)
  • Stefano Leoni (1754–1776)
  • Giovanni Domenico Straticò, OP (1776–1784)
  • Antonio Giovanni Giuseppe Lucovich (1784–1794)
  • Teodoro Lauretano Balbi (1795–1831)

See also

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