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Leonardo Sandri

Leonardus Sandri la

Catholic nuncio

  • Dated from 18 November 1943 CE

Catholic archbishop
titular archbishop
Apostolic Nuncio to Mexico

Offices on record

Coat of arms of Leonardo Sandri
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Overview

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Life

Roles and affiliation

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Offices held 6

  1. from 22 July 1997 CE Apostolic Nuncio to Venezuela Has references
  2. from 11 October 1997 CE Catholic archbishop Has references
  3. from 22 July 1997 CE titular archbishop Has references
  4. from 1 March 2000 CE Apostolic Nuncio to Mexico Has references
  5. from 16 September 2000 CE Substitute for General Affairs
  6. Template-Cardinal
    from 24 November 2007 CE cardinal Has references

Sources

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