Marin-Saavedra Leonardo Succession
Archbishop Leonardo Marin-Saavedra
Primate of the old Anglican Church
IAL Canada/USA.
Apostolic Succession + Marin-Saavedra LEONARDO
Tables of Apostolic Succession for Bishop Leonardo Marin-Saavedra
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(First Anglican Bishop of Americas and Caribbean Territories)
From Archbishop Jorge Enrique Rodriguez-Villa
Primate of the Old Catholic Church Orthodox Rite.
(Principal Consecrator):
[I] Antiochian Syro-Jacobite Succession:
1. St Peter the Apostle, who consecrated
2. St. Evodius, the Bishop and Patriarch of Antioch, who consecrated
3. St. Ignatius, Martyr, ca. 68 A.D., who consecrated
4. St. Aaron, ca. 107 A.D., who consecrated
5. St. Cornelius, 137 A.D., who consecrated
6. St. Eados, 142 A.D., who consecrated
7. St. Theophilus, 157 A.D., who consecrated
8. St. Maximin, 171 A.D., who consecrated
9. St. Seraphin, 179 A.D., who consecrated
10. St. Asclepiades, Martyr, 189 A.D., who consecrated
11. Philippe, 201 A.D., who consecrated
12. Zebinus, 219 A.D., who consecrated
13. Babylas, Martyr, 237 A.D., who consecrated
14. Fabius, 250 A.D., who consecrated
15. Demetrius, 251 A.D., who consecrated
16. Paul I, 259 A.D., who consecrated
17. Domnus I, 270 A.D., who consecrated
18. Timothy, 281 A.D., who consecrated
19. Cirilo, 291 A.D., who consecrated
20. Tyrantus, 296 A.D., who consecrated
21. Vitalius, 301 A.D., who consecrated
22. Philogone, 318 A.D., who consecrated
23. Eustachius, 323 A.D., who consecrated
24. Paulin, 338 A.D., who consecrate
25. Philabinus, 383 A.D., who consecrated
26. Evagrius, 386 A.D., who consecrated
27. Phosphorius, 416 A.D., who consecrated
28. Alexandre, 418 A.D., who consecrated
29. Jean I, 428 A.D., who consecrated
30. Theodotus, 431 A.D., who consecrated
31. Domnus II, 442 A.D., who consecrated
32. Maxime, 450 A.D., who consecrated
33. Accace, 454 A.D., who consecrated
34. Martyrius, 457 A.D., who consecrated
35. Peter II, 464 A.D., who consecrated
36. Philade, 500 A.D., who consecrated
37. Severius the Great, 509 A.D., who consecrated
38. Sergius, 544 A.D., who consecrated
39. Domnus III, 547 A.D., who consecrated
40. Anastase, 560 A.D., who consecrated
41. Gregory I, 564 A.D., who consecrated
42. Paul II, 567 A.D., who consecrated
43. Patra, 571 A.D., who consecrated
44. Domnus IV, 586 A.D., who consecrated
45. Julianus, 591 A.D., who consecrated
46. Athanasius I, the Chancellor, 595 A.D., who consecrated
47. John II, 636 A.D., who consecrated
48. Theodore I, 649 A.D., who consecrated
49. Severus, 668 A.D., who consecrated
50. Athanasius II, 684 A.D., who consecrated
51. Julian II, 687 A.D., who consecrated
52. Elie I, 709 A.D., who consecrated
53. Athanasius III, 724 A.D., who consecrated
54. Evanius I, 740 A.D., who consecrated
55. Servais I, 759 A.D., who consecrated
56. Joseph, 790 A.D., who consecrated
57. Ciriacus, 793 A.D., who consecrated
58. Dionysius I de Tal-Mahre, 818 A.D., who wrote a history of Syrians, who consecrated
59. Jean III, 847 A.D., who consecrated
60. Ignace II, 877 A.D., who consecrated
61. Theodosius, 887 A.D., who consecrated
62. Dionysius II, 897 A.D., who consecrated
63. John IV, 910 A.D., who consecrated
64. Basile I, 922 A.D., who consecrated
65. John V, 936 A.D., who consecrated
66. Evanius II, 954 A.D., who consecrated
67. Dionysius III, 958 A.D., who consecrated
68. Abraham I, 962 A.D., who consecrated
69. John VI, 965 A.D., (who was imprisoned in Constantinople after the Fall of Antioch in 969 A.D., by the Greek Emperor, Nicephore Phocas), who consecrated
70. Athanasius IV, 987 A.D., who consecrated
71. Jean VII, 1004 A.D., who consecrated
72. Dionysius IV, 1032 A.D., who consecrated
73. Theodore II, 1042 A.D., who consecrated
74. Athanasius V, 1058 A.D., who consecrated
75. John VIII, 1064 A.D., who consecrated
76. Basilius II, 1074 A.D., who consecrated
77. Abdon, 1076 A.D., who consecrated
78. Dionysius V, 1077 A.D., who consecrated
79. Evanius III, 1080 A.D., who consecrated
80. Dionysius VI, 1088 A.D., who consecrated
81. Athanasius VI, 1091 A.D., who consecrated
82. John IX, 1131 A.D., who consecrated
83. Athanasius VII, 1139 A.D., who consecrated
84. Michael I, the Great, 1166 A.D., who consecrated
85. Athanasius VIII, 1200 A.D., who consecrated
86. Michael II, 1207 A.D., who consecrated
87. John X, 1208 A.D., who consecrated
88. Ignatius III, 1223 A.D., who consecrated
89. Dionysius VII, 1253 A.D., who consecrated
90. John XI, 1253 A.D., who consecrated
91. Ignatius IV, 1264 A.D., who consecrated
92. Philanus, 1283 A.D., who consecrated
93. Ignace Baruhid, 1293 A.D., who consecrated
94. Ignace Ismael, 1333 A.D., who consecrated
95. Ignace Basile III, 1366 A.D., who consecrated
96. Ignace Abraham II, 1382 A.D., who consecrated
97. Ignace Basile IV, 1412 A.D., who consecrated
98. Ignace Behanam I, 1415 A.D., who consecrated
99. Ignace Kalejhi, 1455 A.D., who consecrated
100. Ignace John XII, 1483 A.D., who consecrated
101. Ignace Noah, 1492 A.D., who consecrated
102. Ignace Jesus I, 1509 A.D., who consecrated
103. Ignace James I, 1510 A.D., who consecrated
104. Ignace David I, 1519 A.D., who consecrated
105. Ignace Abdullah I, 1520 A.D., who consecrated
106. Ignace Na Anathalak, 1557 A.D., who consecrated
107. Ignace David II, 1576 A.D., who consecrated
108. Ignace Thilathus, 1591 A.D., who consecrated
109. Ignace Abdullah II, 1597 A.D., who consecrated
110. Ignace Cadhai, 1598 A.D., who consecrated
111. Ignace Simeon, 1640 A.D., who consecrated
112. Ignace Jesus II, 1653 A.D., who consecrated
113. Ignace A. Messiah I, 1661 A.D., who consecrated
114. Ignace Cabeed, 1686 A.D., who consecrated
115. Ignace Gervais II, 1687 A.D., who consecrated
116. Ignace Isaac, 1708 A.D., who consecrated
117. Ignace Siccarablak, 1722 A.D., who consecrated
118. Ignace Gervais III, 1746 A.D., who consecrated
119. Ignace Gervais IV, 1766 A.D., who consecrated
120. Ignace Mathias, 1781 A.D., who consecrated
121. Ignace Behanam II, 1810 A.D., who consecrated
122. Ignace Jonas, 1817 A.D., who consecrated
123. Ignace Gervais V, 1818 A.D., who consecrated
124. Ignace Elie II, 1839 A.D., who consecrated
125. Ignace James II, 1847 A.D., who consecrated
126. Ignace Peter III, Patriarch of Antioch and Easter See, who consecrated
127. Mar Paul Athanasius, 1877 A.D., Syriac Bshop of Kotayan, who consecrated
128. Julius I, Antoine Francois Xavier Alvarez, 19 July 1889, Bishop of Ceylon, who consecrated
129. Mar Timotheus, J. Rene Vilatte, 29 May 1892, who consecrated
130. Paul, Paolo Miraglia, 6 May 1900, who consecrated
131. Julio, Julien Houssaye, 4 December 1904, who consecrated
132. Francois, Louis Francois Giraud, 21 July 1911, who consecrated
133. Jean II, Jean Bricaud, 12 July 1913, who consecrated
134. Targelius, Victor Blanchard, 5 May 1918, who consecrated
135. Eon II, Roger Menard, 7 January 1945, who consecrated
136. Jean III, alias Robert, Bishop of Samaria, Robert Ambelain, 10 June 1946, who consecrated
137. Andreas, Andre Mauer, 26 January 1958, second Patriarch of the Gnostic Apostolic Church, who consecrated
138. Tau Jean, Roger Pommery, consecrated by Robert Ambelain, on 26 May 1958, who consecrated
139. Tau Gillaume, Willer Vital-Herne, 16 September 1967, who consecrated
140. Tau Charles I, Roger Victor-Herard, 7 September 1970, Actual Former Primate of North America, who consecrated
141. Tau Johannes XIII, Jorge Enrique Rodriguez-Villa, 6 January 1985, who consecrated
142. Leonardo Marin-Saavedra, 15 June 2003, who consecrated
[II] Roman Catholic - Old Succession (sic):
(1). St. Peter the Apostle.
(2). Linus, 67.
(3). Anacletus {Cletus}, 76.
(4) Clement, 88.
(5). Evaristus, 97.
(6). Alexander I, 105.
(7). Sixtus I, 115.
(8). Telesphorus, 125.
(9). Hygimus, 136.
(10). Pius I, 140.
(11). Anicetus, 155.
(12) Soter, 166.
(13). Eleutherius, 175.
(14). Victor I, 189.
(15). Zephyrinus, 199.
(16). Callistus 1, 217.
(17). Urban I, 222.
(18). Pontian, 230.
(19). Anterus, 235.
(20). Fabian, 236.
(21) Cornelius, 251.
(22) Lucius I., 253.
(23) Stephen I, 254.
(24) Sixtus II, 257.
(25) Dionysins, 259.
(26) Felix I, 269.
(27) Eutychian, 275.
(28) Caius, 283.
(29) Marcellinus, 296.
(30) Marcellius I, 308.
(31) Eucebius, 309.
(32) Melchiades {Miltiades}, 311.
(33) Sylvester I, 314.
(34) Marcus, 336.
(35) Julius I, 337.
(36) Liberius, 352 [Liberius was expelled from Rome by the Arian Emperor Constantius. During bis absence the See of Rome was held by Felix II who resigned upon the retum of Liberius from his two year exile.]
(37) Damasus I, 366.
(38) Siricius, 384.
(39) Anastasius I, 399.
(40) Innocent I, 401.
(41) Zosimus, 411.
(42) Boniface I, 418.
(43) Celestine I, 422.
(44) Sixtus III, 432.
(45) Leo I, 440.
(46) Hilary, 461.
(47) Simplicius, 468.
(48) Felix lII, 483.
(49) Gelasius I, 492.
(50) Anastasius II, 496.
(51) Symmachus, 498.
(52) Hormisdus, 514.
(53) John I, 523.
(54) Felix lV, 526.
(55) Boniface II, 530.
(56) John II, 535.
(57) Agapitus, 535.
(58) Sylverius, 536.
(59) Vigilus, 537.
(60) Pelagius I, 556.
(61) John IIII, 561.
(62) Benedict 1, 575.
(63) Pelagius II, 579.
(64) Gregory 1, 590.
(65) Sabinianus, 604.
(66) Boniface III, 607.
(67) Boniface IV, 608.
(68) Deusdedit {Adeodatus I}, 615.
(69) Boniface V, 619.
(70) Honorius, 625.
(71) Severinus, 640.
(72) John IV, 640.
(73) Theodore I, 642.
(74) Martin I, 649.
(75) Engene I, 654.
(76) Vitalian, 657.
(77) Adeodatus II, 672.
(78) Donus, 676.
(79) Agatho, 678.
(80) Leo II, 682.
(81) Benedict II, 684.
(82) John V, 685.
(83) Conon, 686.
(84) Sergius I, 687.
(85) John VI, 701.
(86) John VII, 705.
(87) Sisinnius, 708.
(88) Constantine, 708.
(89) Gregory II, 715.
(90) Gregory III, 731.
(91) Zachary, 741.
(92) Stephen lI, 752.
(93) Paul I, 757.
(94) Stephen III, 768.
(95) Adrian I, 772.
(96) Leo III, 795.
(97) Stephan IV, 816.
(98) Paschal I, 817.
(99) Engene II, 824.
(100) Valentine, 827.
(101) Gregory IV, 827.
(102) Sergius II, 844.
(103) Leo IV, 847.
(104) Benedict III, 855.
(105) Nicholas I, 858;.
(106) Adrian II, 867.
(107) John VIII, 872.
(108) Marinus I, 882.
(109) Adrian III, 884.
(110) Stephen V, 885.
(111) Formosus, 891.
(112) Boniface VI.
(113) Steven VI, 897.
(114) Romanus, 897.
(115) Theodore lI, 897.
(1l6) John IX, 898.
(117) Benedict IV, 900.
(118) Leo V, 903.
(119) Sergius 111,904.
(120) Anastasius III, 911.
(121) Landus, 913.
(122) John X, 914.
(123) Leo VI, 938.
(124) Stephen VII, 928.
(125) John XI, 931.
(126) Leo VII, 936.
(127) Stephen VIII, 939.
(128) Maginus II, 942.
(129) Agapitus II, 946.
(130) John XIII, 955.
(131) Leo VII, 963.
(132) Benedict V, 964.
(133) John XIV, 965/
(134) Benedict VI, 973.
(135) Benedict VII, 974.
(136) John XIV, 983.
(137) John XV, 985.
(138) Gregory V, 996.
(139) Sylvester II, 999.
(140) John XVII, 1003.
(141) John XVIII, 1004.
(142) Sergius IV, 1009.
(143) Benedict VIII, 1012.
(144) John XIX, 1024.
(145) Benedict lX, 1032.
(146) Sylvester III, 1045.
(241) James Coyon de Matignon, was consecrated by Jaques-Benigne Bossuet in 1693.
(242) Dominicus Marie Varlet, Consecrated in 1719 in Paris by Bishop de Matignon, assisted by both the Bishop of Quebec and the Bishop of Claremont. [Varlet was named Coadjutor to the Roman Catholic Bishop of Babylon who died on 20 November 1717, and Bishop Varlet succeeded to the title. After a period in Persia at Schamake, he was suspended from office for alleged technical irregularities, including the confirmation of 604 candidates in Holland, whom he had confirmed at the request of the Church in Amsterdam. The Dutch Church had been without a bishop for 18 years as a punishment from Rome because the Dutch Church refused to cooperate in the persecution of the "Jansenists" in Holland.] Following the election of...
(243) Comelius Van Steenhoven to serve as Archbisbop of Utrecht, the Primatial See of Holland, Varlet agreed to perform the consecration, which he did on 15 October 1724, thus making Van Steenhoven the seventh Archbishop of Utrecht and canonical successor to Saint WllIibrord, lhe British missionary who had brought the Christian faith to Holland. In this consecratiou was born the succession of the Old Catholic Church.
(244) Johannes Van Slipinout, 1745.
(245) Gaullhenis Michaci Van Niewenhuizen, 1786.
(246) Adrian Brockman, 1778.
(247) Johannes Jacobus Van Rhijin, 1797.
(248) Gilbenus de Jong, 1805.
(249) Wilibrordus Van Os, 1814.
(250) Jobanfles Bon, 1819.
(251) Johannes Van Santen, 1825.
(252) Flermanus Heukamp, 1854.
(253) Caspanis Johannes Rinkel, 1873.
(254) Gerardus Gul, 1892.
(255) Arnold Harris Mathew was consecrated on 28 April 1908 by Archbishop Gul of Utrecht, assisted by Bishop J. J. Van Thiel of Haarlem, Bishop N. B. P. Spit of Deventer and Bishop J. Demmel of Bonn, Germany, to serve as the first Old Catholic Bishop of Britain.
(256) Fredrick Wiloughby, 1914.
(257) James Wedgewood, 1916.
(258) Irving Cooper, 1919.
(259) Charles Hampton, 1931. Hampton was Principal consecrator of...
(260) Herman A. Spruit, 1957.
(261) Roberto de La Caridad Toca y Medina, 1982.
(262) Jorge Enrique Rodriguez -Villa, 1985.
(263) Leonardo Marín-Saavedra, 2003.
* Additional Apostolic Succession of the Church of Antioch Through Co-Consecrating Patriarch Roberto C. Toca for Archbishop Jorge Rodriguez-Villa
[III] Roman Catholic-Old Catholic: St. Peter - Gul - Mathew - Wedgewood - Hampton -Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa – Marin-Saavedra.
[IV] Syrian Antiochene: St. Peter - Alvarez - Vilatte - Lloyd - Raleigh - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra
[V] Syrian Gallican: derived from a French branch of the same line as above and conveyed through Newman - Palatine - Holler - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[VI] Armenian Uniate: Chorchurian - Chechemian - Crow - Newman - Maxey - Wadle - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[VII] Syro-Chaldean: St. Thomas - Shimon XVIII - Antony - Bartlett - Newman - Maxey - Wadle - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[VIII] Chaldean Uniate: Brooks - Newman - Palatine - Hoeller - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[ IX] Coptic Orthodox: St. Peter - St. Mark - Patriarchal See of Alexandria - Newman - Maxey - Wadle - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[X] Order of Corporate Reunion: Lee - Secombe - Crow - Newman - Maxey - Wadle - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[XI] Anglican: Moore - White - Hopkins - Chechemian - Crow - Newman - Maxey - Wadle - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[XII] Greek Melchite: Cyril VI - Savoya - Aneed - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[XIII] Orthodox Patriarchate (Constantinople): Sergius - Kleefish - Aneed - Wadle - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[XIV] Russian Orthodox: Nikon - Makarius - Ortinsky - Kleefish - Aneed - Wadle - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[XV] Polish National Catholic: Kaminsky - Vilatte - Wadle - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[ XVI] Albanian: Pedrovski - Zeiger - Roebke - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[XVII] Welsh Succession: Field - Laud - Richardson - Chechemian - Crow - Newman - Maxey - Wadle - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[XVIII] Non-Juring Bishops of England: Montaigne - Seabury - Richardson - Newman - Maxey - Wadle - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
[XIX] Irish Succession: Hampton, Archbishop of Armagh - Howson - Laud - Maxey - Wadle - Spruit - Toca - Rodriguez-Villa - Marin-Saavedra.
* Additional Apostolic Succession of the Philippine Independent Catholic Church through Consecrating Bishop Paul Christian Schultz for Archbishop Jorge Rodriguez-Villa
[XX] On 15 August 1954 +Esteban Mayer Corradi-Sacrella, assisted by +Carlos Duarte Costa, consecrated sub conditione +Emile Federico Rodriguez y Durand (Fairfield), (b) who on 20 March 1977 consecrated sub conditione +Paul Christian G. W. Schultz, (c) who on 1 August 1992 consecrated sub conditione +Jorge Rodriguez-Villa, who on 15 June 2003 consecrated Leonardo Marin-Saavedra.
The Russian Orthodox Succession
1. St. Andrew the Apostle
2. Stachys
3. Onesimus
4. Polycarpus I
5. Plutarch
6. Sedecion
7. Diogenes
8. Eleutherius
9. Felix
10. Polycarpus II
11. Athendodorus
12. Euzois
13. Laurence
14. Alypius
15. Pertinax
16. Olympians
17. Mark I
18. Philadelphus
19. Ciriacus I
20. Castinus
21. Eugenius I
22. Titus
23. Dometius
24. Rufinus I
25. Probus
26. Metrophanes
27. Alexander
28. Paul I
29. Eusebius of Nicomedia
30. Macedonius I
31. Eudoxius of Antioch
32. Demophilus
33. Euagrius
34. Maximus
35. Gregory I
36. Nectarius
37. John Chrysostom
38. Arsacius of Tarsus
39. Atticus
40. Sisinius I
41. Nestorius
42. Maximianus
43. Proclus
44. Phlabianus
45. Anatolius
46. Gennadius I
47. Acacius
48. Phrabitas
49. Euphemius
50. Macedonus II
51. Timotheus I
52. John II
53. Epiphanius
54. Anthimus I
55. Menas
56. Eutychius
57. John III
58. John IV
59. Cyriacus
60. Thomas I
61. Sergius I
62. Pyrrhus I
63. Paul II
64. Peter
65. Thomas II
66. John V
67. Constantine I
68. Theodore I
69. George I
70. Paul III
71. Callinicus I
72. Cyrus
73. John VI
74. Germanus I
75. Anastasius
76. Constantine II
77. Nicetas
78. Paul IV
79. Tarasius
80. Nicephorus I
81. Theodotus I Cassiteras
82. Antony I
83. John VII
84. Methodius I
85. Ignatius I
86. Photius I
87. Stephanus I
88. Antony II
89. Nicholas I
90. Euthymius I
91. Stephanus II
92. Tryphon
93. Theophylactus
94. Polyeuctus
95. Basil I
96. Antony III
97. Nicholas II
98. Leo Michael
99. Leontius
100. John I
101. Theopemptus
102. Hilarion
103. George
104. John II
105. John III
106. Ephraim
107. Nicolas
108. Nicephorus I
109. Nicetas
110. Micahel II
111. Clement
112. Constantine
113. Theodore
114. John IV
115. Constantine II
116. Nicephorus II
117. Matthew
118. Cyril I
119. Joseph
120. Cyril II
121. Maximus
122. Peter
123. Theognostes
124. Alexis
125. Cyprian
126. Photius
127. Isodore
128. Jonah
129. Theodosius
130. Phillip I
131. Gerontius
132. Zosimus
133. Simon
134. Barlaam
135. Daniel
136. Joasaph
137. Macarius
138. Germanus
139. Phillip
140. Cyril III
141. Anthony
142. Dionysius
143. Job
144. Hermongenes
145. Philaret
146. Joasaph I
147. Joseph
148. Nicon
149. Joasaph II
150. Pitrim
151. Joachim
152. Adrian
153. Stephan
154. Nikon
155. M. M. Nevsky
156. E. B. M. Meschersky
157. Aftimios Ofiesh
158. Sophronios Bishara
159. John More-Moreno
160. P. N. Cedarholm
161. N. B. A. Persson
162. Francisco Pagtakhan
163. Paul Christian G. W. Schultz
164. Jorge Enrique Rodriguez-Villa
165. Leonardo Marin-Saavedra.
* Additional Apostolic Succession of the Gallican Catholic Church of Canada and the Catholic National Gallican Church of French through Consecrating Archbishop Gilles Tremblay for Archbishop Leonardo Marin-Saavedra.
[XXI] On 21 July 2005 (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) + Archbishop Gilles Tremblay, assisted by + Archbishop Gaston Morneau and + Bishop Patrick Leone, consecrated Interchange Apostolic Linage (Transition) for + Leonardo Marin-Saavedra.
Eglise Catholique Traditionnelle, Succession d"Utrecht
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Première succession apostolique. PREMIÈRE SUCCESSION APOSTOLIQUE ISSUE DE |
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Monseigneur Dominique Marie Varlet
Photos II Consecration
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Eglise Catholique Traditionnelle, Succession d"Utrecht
Deuxième Succession Apostolique.
DEUXIÈME SUCCESSION APOSTOLIQUE ISSUE DE
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Monseigneur Dom Carlos De Costa De Duarte
1. Le Cardinal Scipione Rebiba, le 12 mars 1566, consacre Giulio Antonio
Santorio
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Consecration
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