Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Palermo

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The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Palermo was originally founded as the Diocese of Palermo in the 1st Century but was raised to the level of an archdiocese in the 11th Century. The current Archbishop of Palermo is Paolo Romeo. The Archbishop Emeritus is His Eminence Salvatore Cardinal De Giorgi. Cardinal Pappalardo died on Sunday, December 10, 2006.

The Cathedral of Palermo.
The Cathedral of Palermo.

The archdiocese has the following suffragans:

  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Cefalu
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Mazara del Vallo
  • Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Monreale
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Trapani

[edit] List of Archbishops of Palermo

  • Hugh (11501161)
  • Stephen du Perche (11671168)
  • Walter of the Mill (11681191)
  • Philip of Viana (14771488)
  • Francisco Orozco de Arce (15 Mar 1559 - 11 Oct 1561)
  • Juan Segría (26 Sep 1569 - ?)
  • Diego Haedo (14 Aug 1589 - 5 Jul 1608)
  • Giovanni Doria (5 Jul 1608 Succeeded - 19 Nov 1642 Died)
  • Fernando Andrade Castro (28 Nov 1644 Appointed - 6 Jul 1648)
  • Martín de Leon Cárdenas (27 Aug 1650 - 15 Nov 1655)
  • Juan Lozano (4 Feb 1669 - 26 Apr 1677)
  • Jose Casch (26 Nov 1703 - 11 Jun 1724)
  • Pablo Vilana Perlas (12 May 1723 - May 1729)
  • Jose Alfonso Meléndez (19 Feb 1748 - 31 Oct 1753)
  • Domenico Pignatelli di Belmonte (29 Mar 1802 - 5 Feb 1803)
  • Pietro Gravina (23 Sep 1816 - 6 Dec 1830)
  • Gaetano Trigona e Parisi (15 Apr 1833 - 5 Jul 1837)
  • Ferdinando Cardinal Pignatelli (21 Feb 1839 - 10 May 1853)
  • Michelangelo Cardinal Celesia (27 Oct 1871 - 14 Apr 1904)
  • Alessandro Cardinal Lualdi (14 Nov 1904 - 12 Nov 1927)
  • Luigi Cardinal Lavitrano (29 Sep 1928 - Dec 1944)
  • Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini (11 Oct 1945 - 11 Jun 1967)
  • Francesco Cardinal Carpino (26 Jun 1967 - 17 Oct 1970)
  • Salvatore Cardinal Pappalardo (17 Oct 1970 - 4 Apr 1996)
  • Salvatore Cardinal De Giorgi (4 Apr 1996 Appointed - 19 Dec 2006)
  • Paolo Romeo (19 Dec 2006 - )

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