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Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte

Januarius Granito Pignatelli la

Catholic cardinal (1851–1948)

Dated 10 April 1851 CE – 16 February 1948 CE
Also called Gennaro Cardinal Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte

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Catholic Church
largest Christian Church, made up of 24 autonomous Churches in communion with the Pope, part of the Latin Church aka Latin Christianity a.k.a. western Christianity
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Offices held 13

7 November 1899 CE – 14 January 1904 CE apostolic nuncio to Belgium Has references
17 November 1899 CE – 30 November 1911 CE titular archbishop Succeeded by Tommaso Pio Boggiani Has references
14 January 1904 CE – 6 January 1911 CE Apostolic Nuncio to Austria Has references
27 November 1911 CE – 16 February 1948 CE cardinal Has references
30 November 1911 CE – 6 December 1915 CE cardinal priest Has references
6 December 1915 CE – 16 February 1948 CE Bishop of Albano Succeeded by Giuseppe Pizzardo Has references
6 December 1915 CE – 16 February 1948 CE Cardinal-Bishop of Albano Succeeded by Giuseppe Pizzardo Has references
4 December 1916 CE – 10 March 1919 CE Camerlengo of the Sacred College of Cardinals Has references

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25 February 1929 CE – 9 July 1930 CE vice dean Has references
9 July 1930 CE – 16 February 1948 CE cardinal-bishop of Ostia Succeeded Vincenzo Vannutelli Has references
9 July 1930 CE – 16 February 1948 CE Dean of the College of Cardinals Succeeded Vincenzo Vannutelli Has references
14 July 1930 CE – 16 February 1948 CE prefect Succeeded Vincenzo Vannutelli Has references
Dates unrecorded Kardinalpatron des Malteserordens

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