Diocese of Avezzano

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DIOCESE OF AVEZZANO (Dioecesis Marsorum)

Country : Italy
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 9th century as Diocese of Marsi
Renamed 1986 to Diocese of Avezzano

Arms (crest) of Diocese of Avezzano

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Arms of Bishops

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Pietro Albertini (1380–1383)
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Giacomo Romano (1384–1385)
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Gentile (1385–1398 )
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Filippo (1398–1418 )
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Salvato Maccafani (1418–1419)
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Tommaso (1420–1430)
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Saba de Cartoni (1430–1446)
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Angelo Maccafani (1446–1470)
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Francesco Maccafani (1470–1471)
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Ludovico Sienese (1472–1477)
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Gabriele Maccafani (1481–1511)
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Giacomo Maccafani (1511–1530)
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Giovanni Dionisio Maccafani (1530–1533)
Marcello Crescenzi (1534–1546)
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Francesco Micheli (1546–1548 )
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Nicola De Virgiliis (1548–1562)
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Giambattista Milanese (1630–1632)
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Matteo Colli (1562–1578)
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Bartolomeo Peretti (1578–1596)
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Ballione Corrado (1596–1628)
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Muzio Colonna (1628–1629)
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Lorenzo Massimi (1632–1647)
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Giovanni Paolo Caccia (1648–1649)
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Ascanio De Gasperis (1650–1664)
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Diego Petra (1664–1680 )
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Francesco Berardino Corradini (1680–1718)
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Muzio De Vecchis (1719–1724)
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Giacinto Dragonetti (1724–1730)
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Giuseppe Barone (1731–1741)
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Domenico Brizzii (1741–1760)
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Benedetto Mattei (1761–1766)
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Francesco Vincenzo Laiezza (1777–1791)
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Giuseppe Bolognese (1797–1803)
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Giovanni Camillo Rossi (1805–1818 )
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Saverio Durini (1819–1823 )
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Giuseppe Segna (1824–1840)
Michelangelo Sorrentino (1843–1863)
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Federico Di Giacomo (1872–1884)
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Enrico De Dominicis (1885–1896 )
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Marino Russo (1896–1903)
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Francesco Giacci (1904–1909)
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Nicola Cola (1910 )
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Pio Marcello Bagnoli (1911–1945)
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Domenico Valerii (1945–1973)
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Vittorio Ottaviani (1973–1977)
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Biagio Vittorio Terrinoni (1977–1990)
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Armando Dini (1990–1998)
Lucio Angelo Maria Renna (1999–2006)
Pietro Santoro (2007-present)

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