Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Oristano

Bell Tower of Oristano

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Oristano is a metropolitan see of the Roman Catholic Church in Sardinia, Italy.

It was erected in the eleventh century.

Since 25 June 2006 the Archbishop of Oristano has been Ignazio Sanna.

Archbishops list

• 1202-1223 mons. Bernardo
• 1224-1253 mons. Torgotorio de Muru
• 1254- mons. A...
• 1261- mons. Torgotorio Cocco
• 1268-1279 mons. Aleardo
• 1280-1289 mons. Pietro
• 1296-1299 mons. Scolay de Ardigellis
• 1299-1301 mons. Consiglio Gatto
• 1299- mons. Alamanno
• 1301-1305 mons. Leonardo Aragall
• 1306-1308 mons. Ugone
• 1308-1312 mons. Oddone della Sala
• 1312-1339 mons. Guido Cattaneo
• 1340-1342 mons. Giovanni de Paperonibus
• 1342-1346 mons. Giovanni di Cambray
• 1342- mons. Pietro Munichi
• 1346-1349 mons. Pietro
• 1349-1360 mons. Nicolò
• 1360-1363 mons. Bernardo
• 1363-1377 mons. Ambrogio
• 1377- mons. Enrico
• 1382-1386 mons. Giacomo
• 1386-1387 mons. Gonario
• 1387-1392 mons. Leonardo De Zori
• 1392-1396 mons. Corrado da Cloaco
• 1396-1400 mons. Ubaldino Cambi
• 1400-1403 mons. Mariano Fabario
• 1403-1404 mons. Paolo Olemi
• 1404-1406 mons. Nicola Berruto
• 1404- mons. Bartolomeo Ghini
• 1406-1414 mons. Bertrando Flores
• 1414-1437 mons. Elia di Palmas
• 1437-1450 mons. Lorenzo Squinto
• 1450-1454 mons. Giorgio Attacco
• 1454-1460 mons. Giacomo D'Alberale
• 1460-1462 mons. Francesco Arnesti
• 1462-1485 mons. Giovanni Dessì
• 1485-1492 mons. Ferdinando Romano
• 1492-1510 mons. Giacomo Serra
• 1510-1517 mons. Pietro Serra De Munoz
• 1517-1520 mons. Giovanni Briselot
• 1520-1530 mons. Giovanni Clerc
• 1530-1535 mons. Agostino Grimaldi
• 1536- mons. Goffredo Pugiasson
• 1537-1554 mons. Carlo de Alagon
• 1554-1556 mons. Andrea Sanna
• 1556-1565 mons.Pietro Sanna
• 1566-1571 mons Gerolamo Barberano
• 1572-1574 mons. Pietro Buerba
• 1574-1577 mons. Pietro Noarro
• 1578-1588 mons. Francesco Figo
• 1588-1621 mons. Antonio Canopolo
• 1621-1627 mons. Lorenzo Nieto
• 1627-1641 mons. Gavino Magliano
• 1641-1657 mons. Pietro de Vico
• 1657-1684 mons. Alfonso de Sotomajor
• 1664-1671 mons. Bernardo Cotoner
• 1672-1685 mons. Pietro de Alagon
• 1685-1702 mons. Pietro de Accorrà y Figo
• 1704-1717 mons. Francesco Masones Nin
• 1726-1740 mons. Antonio Nin
• 1741-1744 mons. Vincenzo Giovanni Vico Torrellas
• 1744-1746 mons. Nicolò Maurizio Fontana
• 1746-1772 mons. Luigi Emanuele de Carretto di Camerana
• 1772-1776 mons. Antonio Romano Malingri
• 1778-1782 mons. Giacomo Francesco Tommaso Astesan
• 1784-1798 mons.Giuseppe Luigi Cusano di Sagliano
• 1798-1812 mons. Francesco Maria Sisternes de Oblites
• 1812-1821 mons. Giovanni Maria Azzei
• 1828-1840 mons. Giovanni Maria Bua
• 1842-1860 mons. Giovanni Saba
• 1872-1878 mons. Antonio Soggiu
• 1879-1882 mons. Bonfiglio Mura
• 1882-1992 mons. Paolo Giuseppe Maria Serci Serra
• 1893-1898 mons. Francesco Zunnui Casula
• 1899-1914 mons Salvatore Tolu
• 1914-1920 mons. Ernesto Maria Piovella
• 1921-1938 mons. Giorgio Maria Delrio
• 1938-1947 mons. Giuseppe Cogoni
• 1947-1979 mons. Sebastiano Fraghì
• 1979-1985 mons. Francesco Spanedda
• 1986-2006 mons Pier Giuliano Tiddia
• 2006-Now mons. Ignazio Sanna

External links

• (Italian) "Official website". http://www.diocesioristano.it. 
• (Italian) "Press office". http://www.ufficiostampa.diocesioristano.it. 
• (Italian) "Archbishop's website". http://www.ignaziosanna.com. 
• "Oristano". Catholic Encyclopedia. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11316b.htm. 
• "Archdiocese of Oristano". Catholic Hierarchy. http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/diocese/doris.html. 
• "Metropolitan Archdiocese of Oristano". Giga-Catholic Information. http://www.gcatholic.com/dioceses/diocese/oris0.htm. 

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