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DIOCESE OF TEMPIO-AMPURIAS (Dioecesis Templensis-Ampuriensis)

Country : Italy
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 1506 as Diocese of Ampurias e Tempio
Renamed Diocese of Tempio-Ampurias in 1986

Arms (crest) of Diocese of Tempio-Ampurias

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Arms of Bishops

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Francesco Manno) (1493–1511)
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Luis González) (1513–1538)
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Giorgio Artea (1538–1545)
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Ludovico de Cotes (1545–1557)
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Francisco Tomás (1558–1572)
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Pedro Narro (1572–1574)
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Gaspar Vicente Novella (1575–1578)
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Miguel Rubio (1579–1586)
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Giovanni Sanna (1586–1607)
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Felipe Marimón (1608–1613)
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Giacomo Passamar (1613–1622)
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Giovanni de La Bronda (1622–1633)
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Andrea Manca (1633–13 Jul 1644)
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Gavino Manca Figo (1644–1652)
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Gaspare Litago (1652–1656)
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Lorenzo Sampero (1656–1669)
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Pedro de Alagón y de Cardona (1669–1672)
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José Sanchís y Ferrandis (1672–1673)
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Juan Bautista Sorribas (1673–1678)
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Giuseppe Acorrà (1679–1685)
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Francesco Sampero (1685–1688)
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Michele Villa (1688–1700)
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Diego Serafino Posulo (1702–1718)
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Angelo Galzerin (1727– 1735)
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Giovanni Leonardo Sanna (1736– 1737)
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Vincenzo Giovanni Vico Torrellas (1737–1741)
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Salvator Angelo Cadello (1741–1764)
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Pietro Paolo Carta (1764–1771)
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Francesco Ignazio Guiso (1772–1778)
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Giovanni Antonio Arras Minutili (1779– 1784)
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Michele Pes (1785–1804)
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Giuseppe Stanislao Paradiso (1807–1819)
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Stanislao Mossa (1823–1825)
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Diego Capece (1833–1855)
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Filippo Campus Chessa (1871–1887)
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Paolo Pinna (1887–1892)
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Antonio Maria Contini (1893–1907)
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Giovanni Maria Sanna (1914–1922)
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Albino Morera (1922–1950)
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Carlo Re (1951–1961)
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Mario Ghiga (1961–1963)
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Giovanni Melis Fois (1963–1970)
Carlo Urru (1971–1982)
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Pietro Meloni (1983–1992)
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Paolo Mario Virgilio Atzei (1993–2004)
Sebastiano Sanguinetti (2006–)

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