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Luigi Traglia

Catholic cardinal (1895–1977)

  • Dated 3 April 1895 CE – 22 November 1977 CE
  • Also called Luigi Cardinal Traglia
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Offices on record

Coat of arms of Luigi Traglia
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Overview

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Life

Roles and affiliation

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Belonged to

Offices held 13

  1. 20 December 1936 CE – 28 March 1960 CE titular archbishop Has references
  2. 21 December 1936 CE – 28 March 1960 CE Vicegerent of the diocese of Rome Has references
  3. 28 March 1960 CE – 9 January 1968 CE Cardinal Vicar Has references
  4. 12 August 1964 CE – 31 August 1965 CE President of the Italian Episcopal Conference Has references
  5. 30 March 1965 CE – 9 January 1968 CE Grand Chancellor of the Pontifical Lateran University Has references
  6. 1965 CE – 1967 CE president Has references
  7. 18 November 1966 CE – 9 January 1968 CE apostolic administrator Has references
  8. 13 January 1968 CE – 7 February 1973 CE Chancellor of the Apostolic Chancery Has references
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  1. External Ornaments of a Cardinal (not a bishop)
    28 April 1969 CE – 15 March 1972 CE cardinal priest Has references
  2. 15 March 1972 CE – 22 November 1977 CE Cardinal-Bishop of Albano Succeeded Grégoire-Pierre Agagianian Has references
  3. 24 March 1972 CE – 7 January 1974 CE vice dean Succeeded Giuseppe Pizzardo · Succeeded by Carlo Confalonieri Has references
  4. 7 January 1974 CE – 22 November 1977 CE cardinal-bishop of Ostia Succeeded Amleto Giovanni Cicognani · Succeeded by Carlo Confalonieri Has references
  5. 7 January 1974 CE – 22 November 1977 CE Dean of the College of Cardinals Succeeded Amleto Giovanni Cicognani · Succeeded by Carlo Confalonieri Has references

Sources

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