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MILITARY ORDINARIATE OF ITALY
Country : Italy
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 1925
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Arms of Archbishops
The Title of Archbishop was carried from Bartolomasi and onwards. Carrati was Vicar Apostolic and Bishop of Lydda IPI
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Michele Cerrati (1923-1925)
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Angelo Bartolomasi (1929-1944)
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Carlo Alberto Ferrero di Cavallerleone (1944-1953)
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Arrigo Pintonello (1953-1965)
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Luigi Maffeo (1966-1971)
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Mario Schierano (1971-1981)
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Gaetano Bonicelli (1981-1989)
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Giovanni Marra (1989-1996)
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[[]Guiseppe Mani] (1996-2003)
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Angelo Bagnasco (2003-2006)
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Vincenzo Pelvi (2006-2013)
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Santo Marcianò (2013-)
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