Patriarchate of Venezia

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PATRIARCHATE OF VENEZIA (Patriarchatus Venetiarum)

Country : Italy
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 774 as Diocese of Olivolo or Rialto, 1091 Diocese of Castello
Elevated to Patriachate of Venezia in 1451

Official blazon

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Arms of Patriarchs

St. Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto (1893–1903), Cardinal 1893 and elected Pope 1903 as Pius X
Aristide Cardinal Cavallari (1904-1915), Cardinal 1907
Pietro Cardinal La Fontaine (1915-1935), Cardinal 1916
Adeodato Giovanni Cardinal Piazza, O.C.D. (1935-1948), Cardinal 1937
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Carlo Agostini (1949-1952)
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St. Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli (1953–1958), Cardinal 1953, elected Pope 1958 as John XXIII
Giovanni Cardinal Urbani (1958-1969)
Albino Cardinal Luciani (1969-1973), Cardinal 1973, elected Pope 1978 as John Paul I
Marco Cardinal Cé (1978-2002), Cardinal 1979
Angelo Cardinal Scola (2002–2011), Cardinal 2003
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Franscesco Moraglia (2012– present)