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PATRIARCHATE OF VENEZIA (Patriarchatus Venetiarum)
Country : Italy
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 774 as Diocese of Olivolo or Rialto
Renamed 1091 Diocese of Castello
Merged with the Patriarchate of Grado in 1451
Renamed to Patriachate of Venezia in 1451
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Arms of Patriarchs
Gualtiero Agnusdei (1255-1258)
Tommaso Arimondo (1258-1260)
Tommaso Franco (1260-)
Bartolomeo Querini (1274-1291)
Simeone Moro (1291-1292)
Bartolomeo Querini (1293-1303)
Ramperto Polo (1303-1311)
Giacomo Albertini (1312-1327)
Michel Cathergo (1327-1329)
Angelo Dolfin (1329-1336)
Niccolò Morosini (1336-1367)
Paolo Foscari (1367-1375)
Giovanni Piacentini (1375-1378)
Giovanni Loredano (1378-1380)
Angelo Correr (1380-1390)
Francesco Falier (1390-1392)
Leonardo Dolfin (1392-1401)
Francesco Bembo (1401-1416)
Marco Lando (1418-1426)
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Pietro Donà (1426-1428)
Francesco Malipiero (1428-1433)
Laurentius Giustiniani (1433–1456)
Maffeo Contarini (1456–1460)
Andrea Bondimerio (1460–1464)
Gregorio Correr (1464)
Giovanni Barozzi (1465–1466)
Maffeo Gherardi (1466–1492)
Thomas Donatus (1492–1504)
Antonio Soriano (1504–1508)
Luigi Contarini (1508)
Antonio Contarini (1508–1524)
Gerolamo Querine (1524–1554)
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Pietro Francesco Contarini (1554–1555)
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Vincenzo Diedo (1556–1559)
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Giovanni Trevisan (1560–1590)
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Lorenzo Priuli (1591–1600)
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Matteo Zane (1600–1605)
Francesco Vendramin (1605/8–1616)
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Giovanni Tiepolo (1619–1631)
Federico Baldissera Bartolomeo Cornaro (1631–1644)
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Gianfranco Morosini (1644–1678)
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Alvise Sagredo (1678–1688)
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Gianalberto Badoer (1688–1706)
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Pietro Barbarigo (1706–1725)
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Marco Gradenigo (1725–1734)
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Francesco Antonio Correr (1734–1741)
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Aloysius Foscari (1741–1758)
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Giovanni Bragadino (1758–1775)
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Federico Maria Giovanelli (1776–1800)
Ludovico Flangini Giovanelli (1801–1804)
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Nicolaus Xaverius Gamboni (1807–1808)
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Stefano Bonsignori (1811)
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Francesco Maria Milesi (1816–1819)
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Ján Krstitel Ladislav Pyrker (1820–1826)
Giacomo Monico (1827–1851)
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Pietro Aurelio Mutti (1852–1857)
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Angelo Ramazzotti (1858–1861)
Giuseppe Luigi Trevisanato (1862–1877)
Domenico Agostini (1877–1891)
Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto (1893–1903)
Aristide Cavallari (1904–1914)
Pietro La Fontaine (1915–1935)
Adeodato Giovanni Piazza (1935–1948)
Carlo Agostini (1949–1952)
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli (1953–1958)
Giovanni Urbani (1958–1969)
Albino Luciani (1969–1978)
Marco Cé (1978–2002)
Angelo Scola (2002–2011)
Francesco Moraglia (2012-present)
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