Titular Archdiocese of Tire

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The Archdiocese of Tire is a titular archbishopric of the Roman Catholic Church . The archbishopric was established no later than 1124 and included the city and the surrounding area of Tire . Since Tire was conquered by the Muslim Mamluks in 1291 , the archbishopric has been a titular archbishopric.

Archdiocese

Prior to the Crusades, the Bishop of Tire was traditionally subordinate to the Patriarch of Antioch , but as part of the Kingdom of Jerusalem rather than the Principality of Antioch , it was assigned to the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem . The diocese of Phenicia belonged to the archbishopric . The most famous archbishop of Tire was the historian Wilhelm von Tire (1175–1186). Traditionally, the patriarch was first Archbishop of Tire or Caesarea Maritima .

Suffragan dioceses were:

Bishops

Archbishops

  • Odo (? -1124)
  • Wilhelm (1127–1134)
  • Fulko (1135–1146)
  • Radulf (1146–1148; his choice was not confirmed)
  • Peter (1148–1164)
  • Friedrich von La Roche (1164–1174)
  • William of Tire (1174–1186)
  • unknown some later archbishops were believed to have been appointed in Europe after the fall of Jerusalem
  • Joscius (before 1189-around 1198)
  • Clarembaut (around 1203)
  • Simon of Maugastel (1216-1227)
  • Peter of Sergines († 1244)
  • Philipp (after 1244)
  • Nikolaus Larcat (around 1253?)
  • Gilles of Saumur (1253-1266)
  • Johannes (? –1272?)
  • Bonacourt (? –1290?)

Titular Archbishops

Titular Archbishops of Tire
No. Surname Office from to
1 Diego Guzman de Haros Patriarch of the West Indies March 14, 1616 September 15, 1625
2 Antonio Manrique de Guzmán Patriarch of the West Indies December 15, 1670
3 Pedro Portocarrero y Guzmán Patriarch of the West Indies November 20, 1691 † 1708
4th Giovanni Battista Altieri (Jr.) June 12, 1724 November 20, 1724
5 Giovanni Andrea Tria Bishop emeritus of Larino ( Italy ) December 20, 1740 January 16, 1761
6th Octavius ​​Antonius Baiardi February 16, 1761 March 7, 1764
7th Josephus Simon Assemani December 1, 1766 January 13, 1768
8th Innocenzo Conti December 18, 1769 November 15, 1785
9 Vincenzo Ranuzzi September 11, 1775 February 14, 1785
10 Annibale Francesco Clemente Melchiore Girolamo Nicola della Genga Apostolic Nuncio February 21, 1794 March 8, 1816
11 Giacomo Giustiniani Apostolic Nuncio April 14, 1817 October 2, 1826
12 Charles-Joseph-Benoît d'Argenteau Apostolic Nuncio October 2, 1826 November 16, 1879
13 Domenico Maria Jacobini Apostolic Nuncio 4th August 1881 June 22, 1896
14th Victor-Jean-Joseph-Marie van den Branden de Reeth Auxiliary Bishop in Mechelen ( Belgium ) November 25, 1897
15th Franz Xaver Nagl Coadjutor Archbishop of Vienna ( Austria ) January 19, 1910 August 5, 1911
16 Vittorio Amedeo Ranuzzi de 'Bianchi Curial Cardinal November 27, 1911 February 16, 1927
17th Rodolfo Caroli Apostolic Nuncio May 8, 1917 January 25, 1921
18th Pietro Benedetti Apostolic Delegate March 10, 1921 September 7, 1930
19th Egidio Lari Apostolic Delegate June 1, 1931 November 17, 1965
20th Bruno Wüstenberg Apostolic Nuncio October 24, 1966 May 31, 1984

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