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Tarcisio Bertone

Tarsicius Bertone la

Cardinal of the Catholic Church

Dated from 2 December 1934 CE
Also called Tarcisio Pietro Evasio Bertone

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Offices held 10

1 June 1989 CE – 4 June 1991 CE Rector of the Salesian Pontifical University Has references
4 June 1991 CE – 13 June 1995 CE Roman Catholic Archbishop of Vercelli Has references
13 June 1995 CE – 10 December 2002 CE Secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith Has references
10 December 2002 CE – 29 August 2006 CE archbishop of Genoa Has references
21 October 2003 CE – 10 May 2008 CE cardinal priest Has references
15 September 2006 CE – 15 October 2013 CE Cardinal protector Succeeded Angelo Sodano · Succeeded by Pietro Parolin Has references
15 September 2006 CE – 15 October 2013 CE Cardinal Secretary of State Succeeded Angelo Sodano · Succeeded by Pietro Parolin Has references
4 April 2007 CE – 20 December 2014 CE camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church Succeeded Eduardo Martínez Somalo Has references

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from 10 May 2008 CE Cardinal-Bishop of Frascati Has references
March 2008 CE – 15 January 2014 CE chairperson Succeeded Angelo Sodano Has references

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