Camillo di Pietro — Figure · Christianity

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Catholic cardinal (1806–1884)Wikidata record description. Read Camillo di Pietro in the Wikipedia reader.

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Holding an office is not parentage and not discipleship.

27 July 1839 CE – 7 February 1844 CE Apostolic Nuncio to the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies Succeeded Fabio Maria Asquini Has references
8 July 1839 CE – 15 April 1859 CE titular archbishop Has references
7 February 1844 CE – 24 September 1847 CE Apostolic Internuncio jurisdiction: Portugal Has references
24 September 1847 CE – 16 June 1856 CE apostolic nuncio in Portugal Has references
19 December 1853 CE – 16 June 1856 CE Cardinal in pectore Has references
16 June 1856 CE – 6 March 1884 CE cardinal Has references
15 April 1859 CE – 20 September 1867 CE cardinal priest Succeeded by Joseph-Hippolyte Guibert Has references
29 August 1863 CE – 1867 CE prefect Has references

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8 January 1866 CE – 1867 CE Camerlengo of the Sacred College of Cardinals Succeeded Sisto Riario Sforza Has references
20 September 1867 CE – 12 March 1877 CE Cardinal-Bishop of Albano Has references
12 March 1877 CE – 15 July 1878 CE Cardinal-Bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina Has references
12 March 1877 CE – 15 July 1878 CE vice dean Succeeded Costantino Patrizi Naro Has references
28 March 1878 CE – 6 March 1884 CE camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church Succeeded Leo XIII Has references
15 July 1878 CE – 6 March 1884 CE cardinal-bishop of Ostia Has references
15 July 1878 CE – 6 March 1884 CE Dean of the College of Cardinals Has references

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