Archdiocese of Amalfi-Cava de'Tirreni

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ARCHDIOCESE OF AMALFI-CAVA DE'TIRRENI (Archidioecesis Amalphitana-Cavensis)

Country : Italy
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 6th century as Diocese of Amalfi
Elevated to Archdiocese 987
Additions 1818 Diocese of Minori, Diocese of Scala
Additions 1986 Diocese of Cava e Sarno (partly)
Renamed 1986 to Archdiocese of Amalfi-Cava de'Tirreni

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Arms of Archbishops

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  Andrea De Palearia (1424–1449)

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  Antonio De Carleno (1449–1460)

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  Nicola Miroballi (1460–1475)

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  Giovanni Nicolini (1475–1483)

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  Giovanni Batt. Giudici (1483–1483)

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  Andrea De Cunto (1484–1504)

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  Tommaso Regolano (1504–1509)

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  Antonio Balestrieri (1513–1516)

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  Girolamo Planca (1517–1517)

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  Girolamo Vitelli (1519–1530)

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  Ferdinando Annio (1530–1541)

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  Alfonso Oliva (1541–1544)

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  Francesco Sfrondato (1544–1547)

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  Massimo De' Massimi (1561–1564)

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  Marco Antonio Bozzuto (1565–1570)

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  Carlo Montilio (1570–1576)

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  Giulio Rossino (1576–1616)

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  Paolo Emilio Filonardo (1616–1624)

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  Giacomo Teodolo (1625–1635)

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  Matteo Granito (1635–1638)

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  Angelo Pico (1638–1648)

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  Stefano Quaranta (1649–1679)

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  Gaetano Miroballi (1679–1681)

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  Simplicio Caravita (1682–1701)

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  Michele Bologna (1701–1731)

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  Pietro Agostino Sforza (1732–1748)

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  Nicola Cioffi (1748–1758)

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  Antonio Puoti (1758–1792)

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  Silvestro Miccù (1804–1830)

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  Mariano Bianco (1831–1849)

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  Domenico Ventura (1849–1862)

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  Francesco Maiorsini (1870–1893)

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  Enrico de Dominis (1894–1908)

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  Antonio Maria Bonito (1908–1910)

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  Angelo Maria Dolci (1911–1914)

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  Ercolano Marini (1915–1945)

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  Luigi Martinelli (1946)

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  Angelo Rossini (1947–1965)

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  Alfredo Vozzi (1972–1982)

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  Ferdinando Palatucci (1982–1990)

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  Beniamino Depalma (1990–1999)

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  Orazio Soricelli (2000-present)

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