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Cardinal Vicar
Bishop to whom the pope delegates the government of the Italian portion of the diocese of Rome. title given to the Vicar General of the Diocese of Rome
Overview
bishop to whom the pope delegates the government of the Italian portion of the diocese of Rome. title given to the Vicar General of the Diocese of RomeWikidata record description. Read Cardinal Vicar in the Wikipedia reader.
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Who held it, in order
A sequence of office-holders, not a family genealogy.
- 7 holders
- 4 gaps
- 2 steps named in the records
- 2 undated
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22 December 1841 CE – 20 April 1849 CE Costantino Patrizi Naro Catholic cardinal (1798-1876) -
Gap about 27 years with no holder recorded
21 December 1876 CE – 27 February 1880 CE Raffaele Monaco La Valletta Catholic cardinal (1827-1896) -
Gap about 4 years with no holder recorded
16 February 1884 CE – 1899 CE Lucido Parocchi Catholic cardinal (1833–1903) -
Gap about 61 years with no holder recorded
28 March 1960 CE – 9 January 1968 CE Luigi Traglia Catholic cardinal (1895–1977) -
Gap about 23 years with no holder recorded
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1 July 1991 CE – 27 June 2008 CE Camillo Ruini Catholic cardinal (1931–2026)
No dates recorded 2
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Dates unrecorded Giulio Maria della Somaglia Catholic cardinal -
Dates unrecorded Paul V 233rd pope of the Roman Catholic Church from 1605 to 1621
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