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Denomination : [[:Category:Catholic heraldry|Roman Catholic]]
Denomination : [[:Category:Catholic heraldry|Roman Catholic]]


Established : 6th century as Diocese of Amalfi<br>
Established : 1986 from the [[Archdiocese of Amalfi]] and the [[Diocese of Cava e Sarno]] (partly)
Elevated to Archdiocese 987<br>
Additions 1818 [[Diocese of Minori]], [[Diocese of Scala]]<br>
Additions  1986 [[Diocese of Cava e Sarno]] (partly)<br>
Renamed 1986 to Archdiocese of Amalfi-Cava de'Tirreni


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====Arms of Archbishops====
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No image|[[Andrea De Palearia]] (1424–1449)
No image|[[Ferdinando Palatucci]] (1986–1990)
No image|[[Antonio De Carleno]] (1449–1460)
No image|[[Nicola Miroballi]] (1460–1475)
No image|[[Giovanni Nicolini]] (1475–1483)
No image|[[Giovanni Batt. Giudici]] (1483–1483)
No image|[[Andrea De Cunto]] (1484–1504)
No image|[[Tommaso Regolano]] (1504–1509)
No image|[[Antonio Balestrieri]] (1513–1516)
No image|[[Girolamo Planca]] (1517–1517)
No image|[[Girolamo Vitelli]] (1519–1530)
No image|[[Ferdinando Annio]] (1530–1541)
No image|[[Alfonso Oliva]] (1541–1544)
No image|[[Francesco Sfrondato]] (1544–1547)
No image|[[Massimo De' Massimi]] (1561–1564)
No image|[[Marco Antonio Bozzuto]] (1565–1570)
No image|[[Carlo Montilio]] (1570–1576)
No image|[[Giulio Rossino]] (1576–1616)
No image|[[Paolo Emilio Filonardo]] (1616–1624)
No image|[[Giacomo Teodolo]] (1625–1635)
No image|[[Matteo Granito]] (1635–1638)
No image|[[Angelo Pico]] (1638–1648)
No image|[[Stefano Quaranta]] (1649–1679)
No image|[[Gaetano Miroballi]] (1679–1681)
No image|[[Simplicio Caravita]] (1682–1701)
No image|[[Michele Bologna]] (1701–1731)
No image|[[Pietro Agostino Sforza]] (1732–1748)
No image|[[Nicola Cioffi]] (1748–1758)
No image|[[Antonio Puoti]] (1758–1792)
No image|[[Silvestro Miccù]] (1804–1830)
No image|[[Mariano Bianco]] (1831–1849)
No image|[[Domenico Ventura]] (1849–1862)
No image|[[Francesco Maiorsini]] (1870–1893)
No image|[[Enrico de Dominis]] (1894–1908)
No image|[[Antonio Maria Bonito]] (1908–1910)
No image|[[Angelo Maria Dolci]] (1911–1914)
No image|[[Ercolano Marini]] (1915–1945)
No image|[[Luigi Martinelli]] (1946)
No image|[[Angelo Rossini]] (1947–1965)
No image|[[Alfredo Vozzi]] (1972–1982)
No image|[[Ferdinando Palatucci]] (1982–1990)
File:amalfi-depalma.jpg|[[Beniamino Depalma]] (1990–1999)  
File:amalfi-depalma.jpg|[[Beniamino Depalma]] (1990–1999)  
File:amalfi-soricelli.jpg|[[Orazio Soricelli]] (2000-present)
File:amalfi-soricelli.jpg|[[Orazio Soricelli]] (2000-present)

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

Country : Italy
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 1986 from the Archdiocese of Amalfi and the Diocese of Cava e Sarno (partly)

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