List of Bishops of Porto
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Here is a list of the bishops of Porto since the establishment of its diocese in the 4th century. Bishops elevated to the rank of cardinal are shown bolded.
# | Name | Date of Birth | Appointed | Retired | Date of Death |
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Vacant see (1091–1113) | |||||
13 | Hugo | 23 March 1113 | 7 December 1136 | 7 December, 1136 | |
14 | João I Peculiar | 1137 | 1138 | 3 December, 1175 | |
15 | Pedro I Rabaldes | 1138 | 1145 | ||
16 | Pedro II Pitões | 1146 | 1152 | ||
17 | Pedro III Sénior | 1154 | 1174 | ||
18 | Fernando I Martins | 1176 | 1185 | ||
19 | Martinho I Pires | 1186 | 1189 | ||
20 | Martinho II Rodrigues | 1191 | 1235 | ||
21 | Pedro IV Salvadores | 1235 | 24 June 1247 | 24 June, 1247 | |
22 | Julião Fernandes | 1247 | 31 October 1260 | 31 October, 1260 | |
23 | Vicente Mendes | 1261 | 23 April 1296 | 23 April, 1296 | |
24 | Sancho Pires | 3 June 1296 | 7 January 1300 | 7 January, 1300 | |
25 | Geraldo Domingues | 19 March 1300 | 4 December 1307 | 5 March, 1321 | |
26 | Frádulo | 1308 | 1309 | ||
27 | Frei Estevão | 11 February 1310 | 1313 | ||
28 | Fernando II Ramires | 19 March 1314 | 1322 | ||
29 | João II Gomes | 25 March 1323 | 5 December 1327 | 5 December, 1327 | |
30 | Vasco I Martins | November, 1328 | 26 August 1342 | ||
31 | Pedro V Afonso | 1343 | 1357 | ||
32 | Afonso Pires | 1357 | 6 September 1372 | 6 September, 1372 | |
33 | Lourenço I Vicente | 27 March 1373 | 6 November 1373 | ||
34 | João III | 6 November 1373 | 1389 | 1389 | |
35 | Martinho III | 1390 | 1391 | ||
36 | João (IV) Afonso de Azambuja | 1391 | 1398 | 23 January, 1415 | |
37 | Gil Alma | 6 August 1399 | 1407 | 1415 | |
38 | João V Afonso Aranha | 1407 | 1414 | ||
39 | Fernando III Guerra | 1390 | 1416 | 1417 | 26 September, 1467 |
40 | Vasco II | 14-- | 1430 | ||
41 | António Martins de Chaves | 1430 | 1447 | 1447 | |
42 | Durando | 1447 | 14-- | ||
43 | Gonçalo I de Óbidos | 14-- | 1454 | ||
44 | Luís Pires | 1454 | 1464 | ||
45 | João VI de Azevedo | 1465 | 1494 | ||
46 | Diogo I de Sousa | 1494 | 1505 | ||
47 | Diogo II Álvares da Costa | 1505 | 1507 | ||
48 | Pedro VI Álvares da Costa | 1484 | 12 February 1507 | 8 January 1535 | 20 February, 1563 |
49 | Belchior Beliago | 1535 | 1538 | ||
50 | Baltazar Limpo | 1538 | 1552 | ||
51 | Rodrigo I Pinheiro | 1552 | 1574 | ||
52 | Aires da Silva | 1574 | 4 August 1578 | 4 August, 1578 | |
53 | Simão Pereira | 1578 | |||
54 | Marcos de Lisboa | 1591 | |||
55 | Jerónimo I de Menezes | 1591 | |||
56 | Gonçalo II de Morais | 1618 | |||
57 | Rodrigo II da Cunha | September, 1577 | 1618 | 1627 | 3 January, 1643 |
58 | João VII de Valadares | 1627 | 1635 | ||
59 | Gaspar do Rego da Fonseca | 1635 | 1639 | ||
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Francisco Pereira Pinto | Chosen in 1640 by Philip IV of Spain but didn't took possession | |||
Vacant see (1640–1671) | |||||
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Sebastião César de Menezes | Chosen by John IV of Portugal but not recognized by the Pope | |||
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Pedro VII de Menezes | ||||
60 | Nicolau Monteiro | 1671 | 1673 | 1673 | |
61 | Fernando IV Correia de Lacerda | 1673 | |||
62 | João VIII de Sousa | ||||
63 | José I Saldanha | 1697 | 1708 | 1708 | |
64 | Tomás de Almeida | 5 October, 1670 | 22 July 1709 | 7 December 1716 | 22 February, 1754 |
Vacant see (1716–1739) | |||||
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João IX Maria | Elected in 1739 but unconfirmed by Clement XII | |||
65 | José II Maria da Fonseca | 1739 | |||
66 | António I de Távora | 1766 | 1766 | ||
67 | Aleixo de Miranda Henriques | 1766 | 1771 | ||
68 | João X Rafael de Mendonça | 1771 | 1773 | 1773 | |
69 | Lourenço II Correia de Sá Benevides | 1796 | 1798 | 1798 | |
70 | António II de Castro | 1814 | |||
71 | João XI Magalhães de Avelar | 22 December, 1754 | 29 April 1816 | 16 May 1833 | 16 May, 1833 |
72 | Manuel de Santa Inês | Elected in 1833 but unconfirmed by Gregory XVI | |||
73 | Jerónimo II da Costa Rebelo | 1843 | 1854 | 1854 | |
74 | António III Fonseca Moniz | 1854 | 1859 | 1859 | |
Vacant see (1859–1862) | |||||
75 | João XII de França Castro e Moura | 1862 | 16 October 1868[1] | 16 October, 1868 | |
Vacant see (1868–1871) | |||||
76 | Américo Ferreira dos Santos Silva | 16 January, 1829 | 26 June 1871 | 21 January 1899 | 21 January, 1899 |
77 | António IV José de Sousa Barroso | 4 November, 1854 | 20 May 1899 | 31 August 1918 | 31 August, 1918 |
78 | António V Barbosa Leão | 17 October, 1860 | 16 July 1919 | 21 June 1929 | 21 June, 1919 |
79 | António VI Augusto de Castro Meireles | 13 August, 1885 | 21 June 1929[2] | 29 March 1942[3] | 29 March, 1942 |
80 | Agostinho de Jesus e Sousa | 7 March, 1877 | 16 May 1942 | 21 February 1952 | 21 February, 1952 |
81 | António VII Ferreira Gomes | 10 May, 1906 | 13 July 1952 | 2 May 1982 | 13 April, 1989 |
82 | Júlio Tavares Rebimbas | 21 January, 1922 | 12 February 1982 | 13 June 1997 |
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83 | Armindo Lopes Coelho | 13 February, 1931 | 13 June 1997 |
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[edit] Notes
- ^ Azevedo, Carlos A. Moreira (1999-01-27). Américo Ferreira dos Santos Silva (1830-1899) (Portuguese). Ecclesia.pt. Retrieved on 2006-12-12.
- ^ Chosen as successor of the preceding bishop before the latter's retirement or death .
- ^ Diocese of Angra (2005-08-9). D. António Augusto de Castro Meireles (Portuguese). Agência Ecclesia - Agência de Notícias da Igreja Católica Portuguesa. Retrieved on 2006-12-12.
[edit] References
- Cheney, David M. (2006-08-16). Porto (Diocese). The Hierarchy of the Catholic Church. Retrieved on 2006-12-12.
- Knight, Kevin. Catholic Encyclopedia: Oporto. The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume IX. Robert Appleton Company. Retrieved on 2006-12-12.
- Peres, Dr. Damião; Dr. António Cruz, Bernardo Gabriel Cardoso Jr., Rev. Dr. B. Xavier Coutinho, Conde de Campo Belo, Dr. Cruz Malpique, Dr. Artur Magalhães Basto, Dr. Eugénio da Cunha e Freitas, Dr. João Pinto Ferreira, Dr. Luís de Pina and Dr. Torquato Soares [1962-10-4]. "O Porto, Cidade Episcopal: Séculos XII a XIV", in Livraria Civilização Editora: História da Cidade do Porto, illustrated by Gouvêa Portuense (in Portuguese), Portucalense Editora, pp 159-297. ISBN 972-26-0391-4.