Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Siena-Colle di Val d'Elsa-Montalcino

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Siena-Colle di Val d'Elsa-Montalcino
Cathedral of Siena

The Archdiocese of Siena-Colle di Val d'Elsa-Montalcino is a Roman Catholic archdiocese in Tuscany.[1][2] Its mother church is the Cathedral of Siena.

Contents

Bishops

Bishops of Siena

  • Lucifer (Lucifero) † (306 circa)
  • Florianus (Floriano) † (313 – 335)
  • Dodo † (440)
  • Eusebio † (465)
  • Magno † (520)
  • Mauro † (565)
  • Aymo † (597)
  • Roberto † (612)
  • Piriteo † (628)
  • Antifredo † (642)
  • Mauro † (649)
  • Andrea † (658)
  • Gualterano † (670)
  • Gerardo † (674)
  • Vitelliano † (679)
  • Lupo † (689 - ?)
  • Causirio † (722)
  • Adeodato † (731)
  • Grosso † (743)
  • Giordano † (761)
  • Peredeo † (776)
  • Giovanni † (792)
  • Gherardo (?) †
  • Andrea † (795)
  • Piriteo † (800)
  • Pietro † (826)
  • Tommaso † (830)
  • Gerardo † (841)
  • Concio † (844 - 853)
  • Gherardo † (855)
  • Ambrogio † ( 864)
  • Ansifredo † (uncertain)
  • Ubertino † (900)
  • Egidio † (906)
  • Teodorico † (913)
  • Gerardo † (932)
  • Vitelliano †
  • Pisano † (963)
  • Lucido †
  • Ildebrando † (987)
  • Adeodato † (1001)
  • Giselberto † (1013)
  • Leone † ( 1031)
  • Adelberto † (1036)
  • Giovanni † (1037 - 1058)
  • Antifredo † (1058)
  • Roffredo † (1059)
  • Amadio † (1062)
  • Rodolfo o Radulfo † ( 1068 - 1076)
  • Gualfredo † ( 1080 - 1106)
  • Ranieri o Rainaldo † (1127 – 1170 deceased)
  • Gunterone † (1170 - 1189)
  • Bono † (1189 - 1216)
  • Bonfiglio † (1216 - 1252)
  • Tommaso Fusconi † (1254 - 1273 deceased)
  • Bandino Bonci † (1273 - 1281 deceased)
  • Bernardo † (1281) (incerto)
  • Rainaldo di Uguccione Malavolti † (1282 - 1307)
  • Ruggeri, O.P. † (1307 - 1317)
  • Donosdeus dei Malavolti † (1317 - 1348)
  • Azzolino dei Malavolti † (1351 - 1370)
  • Iacopo di Egidio dei Malavolti † (1370 - 1371)
  • Guglielmo Vasco † (1371 - 1377)
  • Luca Bettino Ghini † (1377 - 1384)
  • Carlo Minutoli † (1384 - 1385 resigned)
  • Francesco Mormigli † (1385 - 1396 resigned)
  • Guglielmo, Archbishop of Siena † (1396 - 1407)
  • Gabriele Condulmer, Augustinian † (30 December 1407 - 1409 resigned)
  • Antonio Casini † (1409 - 1427 resigned)
  • Carlo Bartoli † (1427 - 1446)
  • Cristoforo di San Marcello † (1444 - 1444 deceased)
  • Neri da Montecarlo † (1444 - 1450 deceased)
  • Enea Silvio Piccolomini † (23 September 1450 - August 19, 1458 elected as pope as Pius II)
  • Antonio Piccolomini, † (1458 - 1459)
  • Francesco Piccolomini † (1460 - 1503 elected as pope as Pius III), first archbishop
  • Giovanni Piccolomini † (1503 - 7 April 1529 resigned)
  • Francesco Bandini † (1529 - 1588)
  • Ascanio I Piccolomini † (1588 - 1597 deceased)
  • Francesco Maria Tarugi † (15 September 1597 - 24 January 1607 resigned)
  • Camillo Borghesi † (1607 – 1612 deceased)
  • Metello Bichi † (17 December 1612 - 23 March 1615 resigned)
  • Alessandro Petrucci † (1615 - 1628 deceased)
  • Ascanio II Piccolomini † (1629 - 14 September 1671 deceased)
  • Celio Piccolomini † (18 March 1671 - 24 May 1681 deceased)
  • Leonardo Marsili † (1682 - 8 April 1713 deceased)
  • Alessandro Zondadari † (20 January 1715 - 4 January 1744 deceased)
  • Alessandro Cervini † (29 May 1747 - 1772 deceased)
  • Tiberio Borghesi † (1 June 1772 - 13 November 1792 deceased)
  • Alfonso Marsili † (3 December 1792 - 27 December 1794 deceased)
  • Antonio Felice Zondadari † (1 June 1795 - 13 April 1823 deceased)
  • Giuseppe Mancini † (12 July 1824 - 15 February 1855 deceased)
  • Ferdinando Baldanzi † (28 September 1855 - 1866 deceased)
    • see vacant (1866-1871)
  • Enrico Bindi † (27 October 1871 - 1876 deceased)
  • Giovanni Pierallini † (29 September 1876 - 1888 deceased)
  • Celestino Zini † (1889 - 19 May 1892 deceased)
  • Benedetto Tommasi † (11 June 1892 - 1908 deceased)
  • Prospero Scaccia † (5 June 1909 - 29 September 1932 deceased)
  • Gustavo Matteoni † (29 September 1932 - 17 November 1934 deceased)
  • Mario Toccabelli † (1 April 1935 - 14 April 1961 deceased)

Bishops of Colle di Val d'Elsa

Cathedral of Colle di Val d'Elsa
  • Usimbardo Usimbardi † (1592 - 1612)
  • Cosimo della Gherardesca † (1 February 1612 - 10 May 1633)
  • Cosimo Mannucci † (21 August 1633 – 1634 deceased)
  • Tommaso Salviati † (16 September 1634 - January 1638 named bishop of Arezzo)
  • Tommaso Strozzi † (April 1638 - 12 June 1645)
  • Giovanni Battista Buonaccorsi † (28 September 1645 - 1 January 1680)
  • Pietro Petri † (23 July 1681 - 17 August 1704)
  • Domenico Ballati-Nerli, O.S.B.Oliv. † (20 July 1704 - 28 March 1748)
  • Benedetto Gaetani † (21 April 1749 - 12 June 1754)
  • Domenico Gaetano Novellucci † (1 February 1756 - 17 September 1757)
  • Bartolomeo Felice Guelfi Camaiani † (22 November 1758 - 1771)
  • Ranieri Mancini † (3 September 1773 - 15 April 1776 named bishop of Fiesole)
  • Luigi Buonamici † (1776 - 20 April 1782 named bishop of Volterra)
  • Niccolò Sciarelli † (16 December 1782 - 1796 resigned)
  • Luigi Vecchietti † (1796 - February 1805)
  • Niccolò Laparelli † (23 September 1805 - 22 March 1807 named bishop of Cortona)
  • Marcello Maria Benci † (23 March/12 April 1807 - 27 January 1810 deceased)
  • Giuseppe Stanislao Gentili † (4 September 1815 - 1833 deceased)
  • Attilio Fiascaini (19 December 1834 - 30 January 1843 named bishop of Arezzo)
    • Alberto Dini † (vicar)
    • Silvestro Ceramelli † (vicar)
  • Giuseppe Chiaromanni † (12 April 1847 - 29 July 1869 deceased)
  • Giovanni Pierallini † (22 December 1871 – 29 September 1876 named archbishop of Siena)
  • Marcello Mazzanti † (29 September 1876 - 27 March 1885 named bishop of Pistoia-Prato)
  • Alessandro Toti † (14 December 1891 - 1903 deceased)
  • Massimiliano Novelli † (22 June 1903 - 14 July 1921 deceased)
  • Giovanni Andrea Masera † (1921 - 18 February 1926 deceased)
  • Ludovico Ferretti, O.P. † (1927 - 5 April 1930 deceased)
  • Francesco Niccoli † (12 May 1932 - 5 November 1965 deceased)
    • Angelo Fausto Vallainc (4 July 1970 - 7 October 1975 named bishop of Alba)
    • Fernando Charrier (29 September 1984 - 22 April 1989 named bishop of Alessandria) (auxiliary bishop of Siena)

Bishops of Montalcino

  • Giovanni Chinugi † (1462 - ?)
  • Tommaso della Testa Piccolomini † (1470 - ?)
  • Agostino Patrizi Piccolomini † (1484 - ?)
  • Francesco Todeschini Piccolomini † (1496 - 1498 resigned)
  • Girolamo I Piccolomini † (1498 - ?)
  • Girolamo II Piccolomini † (1510 - 1535 deceased)
  • Alessandro Piccolomini † (1535 - 1554 resigned)
  • Francesco Maria Piccolomini † (1554 - 1599 deceased)
  • Camillo Borghesi † (1600 - 1607 named archbishop of Siena)
  • Mario Cossa † (1607 - ?)
  • Ippolito Borghese, O.S.B.Oliv. † (1619 - 1636 named bishop of Pienza)
  • Scipione Tancredi † (1637 - ?)
  • Alessandro Sergardi † (1641 - ?)
  • Antonio Bichi † (1652 - 1656 named bishop of Osimo)
  • Lorenzo Martinozzi † (1656 - ?)
  • Fabbro de Vecchi † (1665 - ?)
  • Romualdo Tancredi, O.S.B.Oliv. † (1688 - ?)
  • Giuseppe Maria Borgognini † (12 November 1695 - ?)
  • Bernardino Ciani, O.S.A. † (3 July 1727 - ?)
  • Andrea Domenico Vegni † (14 September 1767 - 2 Novembre 1773)
  • Giuseppe Bernardino Pecci, O.S.B.Oliv. † (17 June 1774 - ?)
  • Giacinto Pippi † (15 March 1815 - 12 July 1824 named bishop of Chiusi-Pienza)
  • Giovanni Bindi Sergardi † (20 December 1824 - ?)
  • Paolo Bertolozzi † (7 January 1850 - ?)
  • Raffaele Pucci-Sisti † (23 February 1872 - ?)
  • Donnino Donnini † (19 September 1879 - 14 December 1891 named bishop of Cortona)
  • Amilcare Tonietti † (12 June 1893 - 3 September 1899 resigned)
  • Iader Bertini † (11 September 1899 - )
  • Alfredo del Tomba † (29 April 1909 - 1937 deceased)
  • Ireneo Chelucci † (22 July 1938 - 8 June 1970 deceased)

Bishops of Siena-Colle di Val d'Elsa-Montalcino

  • Mario Jsmaele Castellano, O.P. † (6 June 1961 - 14 November 1989 deceased)
  • Gaetano Bonicelli (14 November 1989 - 23 May 2001 retired)
  • Antonio Buoncristiani, from 23 May 2001

References

  1. ^ Archdiocese of Siena-Colle di Val d'Elsa-Montalcino - catholic-hierarchy.org
  2. ^  "Montalcino". Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company. 1913. 

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