Office Christianity
cardinal-bishop
Ordines Cardinalium la
Titular cardinal of a suburbicar diocese. most senior of the three classes of catholic Cardinal
- Also called Cardinal bishop, Cardinal Bishop, cardinal
Who held it, in order
A sequence of office-holders, not a family genealogy.
- 13 holders
- 1 overlap
- 10 gaps
- 1 step named in the records
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the 1070s CE – 1087 CE Peter Igneus Italian Roman Catholic cardinal and saint -
Gap about 301 years with no holder recorded
1388 CE – 1397 CE Philippe of Alençon French cardinal -
Gap about 153 years with no holder recorded
1550 CE – 1557 CE Louis de Bourbon de Vendôme French cardinal -
Gap about 58 years with no holder recorded
16 September 1615 CE – 29 March 1621 CE Francesco Maria del Monte cardinal and patron of music and art in Rome -
27 March 1621 CE – 16 September 1624 CE Ottavio Bandini 17th-century Roman Catholic cardinal
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Gap about 37 years with no holder recorded
21 November 1661 CE – 3 August 1671 CE Antonio Barberini Italian cardinal (1607-1671), nephew of Pope Urban VIII -
Overlap held at the same time as Antonio Barberini
1666 CE – 1679 CE Francesco Barberini Italian cardinal (1597-1679) -
Gap about 7 years with no holder recorded
18 March 1686 CE – 19 October 1689 CE Flavio Chigi Italian cardinal and librarian (1631-1693) -
Gap about 26 years with no holder recorded
21 January 1715 CE – 29 January 1719 CE Ferdinando d'Adda Catholic cardinal -
Gap about 19 years with no holder recorded
1738 CE – 1740 CE Pietro Ottoboni Catholic cardinal -
Gap about 208 years with no holder recorded
21 June 1948 CE – 17 November 1966 CE Benedetto Aloisi Masella Catholic cardinal (1879–1970) -
Gap about 20 years with no holder recorded
29 September 1986 CE – 13 May 2008 CE Bernardin Gantin Beninese Catholic prelate and Servant of God (1922–2008) -
Gap about 10 years with no holder recorded
from 28 June 2018 CE Pietro Parolin Italian Roman Catholic priest, cardinal and Secretary of State of the Holy See (1955-)
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