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1416:(Parma. 1744). He was already a synodal judge and Canon of the Cathedral by 1748, as well as a Councilor to the Duek of Parma; he rose to be Provost of the Cathedral Chapter. He was appointed Bishop on 9 April 1753, and was consecrated in Rome on 23 April by Cardinal JoaquĂn Fernández de Portocarrero. He provided ornaments and vestments for the cathedral. He supported the building of the Civil Hospital of Borgo, and was a supporter of the Jesuits. He died on 24 August 1775. Cappelletti, pp. 87-88. Ritzler-Sefrin,
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Cathedral Chapter, then Archdeacon, and then diocesan Vicar General of Bishop Bosetti. At Bosetti's death in 1857 he was elected Vicar Capitular. He was named Bishop of Borgo San Donnino on 24 November 1871, and was consecrated a bishop in Piacenza, by Bishop Antonio Ranza. As bishop, he continued his seminary teaching. He died on 11 September 1872, during a pilgrimage to Fontanellato. Ritzler-Sefrin, VIII, p. 163. Gianpaolo Gregori and Amos Aimi,
1308:(Parma, 1663). He had been Primicerius in the Cathedral Chapter of Genoa. He also served as Auditor (judge-delegate) for Cardinal Giambattista Spinola (Archbishop of Genoa, 1664–1681; Governor of Rome, 1675–1681, and pro-Governor 1681–1691). Caranza was appointed Bishop of Borgo San Donnino by Pope Innocent XI on 12 August 1686. He held a diocesan synod in 1697. He died on 25 November 1697. Ughelli, p. 72. Ritzler-Sefrin, V, p. 130, with note 4.
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eight canons of the former collegiate church and an additional four canons, with four additional prebends. The additional prebends were endowed by the Duke. Two of the original eight canons of the collegiate chapter were to serve as
Theologus and Penitentiary. The Dukes of Parma were granted the right of patronage and presentation of future Archdeacons, Archpriests, and the four new canonries.
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Gaetano Garimberti (1675–1684) presided over the diocesan synod of 5 December 1678. Bishop Nicolò Caranza (1686–1697) held a diocesan synod on 20–22 May 1697. He ordered the minutes of the meetings published, to which he had appended thirteen enactments of popes or Roman curial offices. His own decrees included regulations for the Cathedral Chapter (Caput XXIII–XXVI).
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Director of the
National Bureau for Leisure Time and Sport. From 1994 to 2001, he taught the theology and spirituality of Pilgrimage at the Lateran University. He was named Bishop of Fidenza on 1 October 2007. He submitted his resignation upon reaching the age of 75, in accordance with Canon Law, which was accepted on 17 March 2017. Gianpaolo Gregori and Amos Aimi,
1323:(Parma. 1665). In 1681 he was appointed Vicar General of the diocese of Parma by Bishop Thomas Saladini, and was a Canon of the Cathedral Chapter of Parma. During the vacancy of 1694, he was elected Vicar Capitular by the Chapter. He was reappointed Vicar General by Bishop Giuseppe Olgiati. Della Rosa was appointed Bishop of Borgo San Donnino by
1397:(Sapienza Rome, 1719). He became a Protonotary Apostolic, and was appointed Auditor General of the Legation in Avignon. He became a priest on 15 April 1732, and on 9 June 1632 was appointed Bishop of Borgo San Donnino. He was consecrated in Rome on 22 June by Cardinal Guadagni. He died on 20 January 1753. Cappelletti, p. 87. Ritzler-Sefrin,
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1195:, and was several times an ambassador of the Duke of Parma. Pozzi was appointed bishop in the Consistory of 30 March 1620 by Pope Paul V. He was consecrated a bishop in Rome on 5 April 1620 by Cardinal Roberto Ubaldini. He died on 25 August 1626. Ughelli, p. 70. Gams, p. 742 column 2. Gauchat, p. 124, with note 4. David M. Cheney,
1342:(Parma. 1696). He was appointed bishop on 28 May 1700, and consecrated in Rome on 31 May 1700 by Cardinal Sebastiano Tanaro. He patronized the Capuchins and built their monastery and church in Monticelli. He died in Piacenza on 31 May 1711. Ughelli, p. 72. Cappelletti, p. 87. Ritzler-Sefrin, V, p. 131, with note 6.
1172:. He was a member of the Order of S. Anthony of Vienne, and held benefices of the Order in Parma and Borgo San Donnino. He had an extensive career as a civil administrator in several towns in the Papal States. He was named Bishop of Borgo San Donnino on 4 December 1606. On 13 January 1620 he was transferred by
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to France (1639 – 1641). On his return from France he was named Vicar of the
Vatican Basilica. He also became Governor of the Marches. On 5 August 1645 he was relieved on the responsibility for the diocese of Borgo San Donnino, which he resigned on 13 March 1650. He took up the post of Prefect of the
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In 1199 a long and bloody war was in progress between Parma and
Piacenza over Borgo San Donnino. Pope Innocent III rallied the bishops of Lombardy and wrote threateningly to both combatants, attempting to force them to make peace. But the Pope also asserted Church ownership of the Borgo, and claimed
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Fabbrucci was born in
Cancelli di Reggiolo (FI) in 1861. He was a Canon of the Cathedral Chapter of Fiesole, and he taught theology at the Minor Seminary in Strata for fifteen years. He was appointed Bishop of Borgo San Donnino 6 August 1915, and was consecrated in Fiesole by Bishop Giovanni Fossa.
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Born at Peli di Coli (Piacenza), Buscarini studied with the
Jesuits in Piacenza, and then at the diocesan seminary. Ordained in 1842, he spent three years teaching in the minor seminary, and then taught philosophy (Thomas Aquinas) in the Major Seminary at Borgo San Donnino. He was appointed a Canon
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The first diocesan synod was held by Bishop
Giovanni Linati (1606–1620) on 14 October 1608. He held the second diocesan synod on 15 October 1615. The third diocesan synod was held by Bishop Alfonso Pozzi (Puteo) on 20 May 1624. Bishop Antonio Pallavicini presided over the diocesan synod of 4–6 June
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Bishops of Fidenza, Parma, and Piacenza entered into a friendly agreement for the adjustment of their diocesan borders. The diocese of Parma received the parishes of Cella, Noceto and Varano Marchesi, from Fidenza. The diocese of Piacenza received the parishes of Mercore and
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Mazza was born at Entratico (Bergamo) in 1942. He obtained a licenciate in theology from the Lateran University in Rome, and a master's degree in tourism from the University “Bocconi” in Milan. From 1982 to 1985 he worked at the Catholic Bureau of Italian Tourism (UCIT) in Rome. In 1988 he became
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Born in 1613 in the territory of Tabiani in the duchy of Parma. In 1628 he joined the Order of Saint Benedict at the monastery of S. Giovanni Battista in Parma. He rose to be Procurator General of the Order. Pallavicini was appointed bishop on 12 January 1660. He held a diocesan synod in 1663. He
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During World War II, in May 1944, Fidenza was bombed, and on 2 May the Episcopal Palace was hit. There was heavy damage to the diocesan archives. On 13 May another attack destroyed the Episcopal Palace and the Seminary. On 29 January 1948, Bishop Francesco Giberti opened the drive to rebuild the
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suppressed and extinguished the office of Provost of the Collegiate Chapter of S. Donnino, and erected the collegiate church into a cathedral, to be the seat of a bishop directly dependent upon the Holy See. A new cathedral chapter was created, headed by an Archdeacon and an Archpriest, with the
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appointed him Bishop of Fidenza on 2 April 1998, and he was consecrated in Cremona by the Bishop of Cremona, Giulio Nicolini, on 2 May 1998. In 2003 Galli agreed to the rectification of the borders of the dioceses of Fidenza, Parma, and Piacenza. He was persuaded by the Papal Nuncio to Italy to
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To provide income to support the administration of the new diocese, the Pope transferred territory from the diocese of Cremona situated south of the Po and adjacent to the diocese of Piacenza, to the diocese of Borgo San Donnino. This included Busseto, Polesine Parmense, and Monticelli d'Ogina.
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A diocesan synod was an irregular but important meeting of the bishop of a diocese and his clergy. Its purpose was (1) to proclaim generally the various decrees already issued by the bishop; (2) to discuss and ratify measures on which the bishop chose to consult with his clergy; (3) to publish
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Manicardi was born in Rubiera (Reggio) in 1825. He was appointed bishop of Borgo San Donnino on 19 September 1879, and consecrated in Rome on 28 September by Cardinal Raffaele Monaco La Valletta. He took possession of the diocese on 1 February 1880. He was transferred to the diocese of
359:), and which had three parish churches, three monasteries of men and two of women, and five hospices attached to it. The collegiate church and its dependencies were administered by a chapter, composed of eight canons with eight prebends. They were presided over by a provost (
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of the College of Cardinals. He was appointed Bishop of Borgo San Donnino on 27 February 1651, and was consecrated in Rome by Cardinal Giulio Roma on 12 March 1652. According to his tombstone, he died on 22 July 1659 at the age of 61. According to Gams (p. 742) Casoni urged
1669:. He served as a chaplain in the Royal Italian Navy during World War I. In 1919 he was named Vice-Chancellor of the diocese of Venice, and in 1921 Chancellor. He became a Canon of the Patriarchal Basilica. He was appointed Bishop of Fidenza on 6 March 1931 by
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Bersano from Fidenza. The diocese of Fidenza received the parish of San Vitale in Salsomaggiore from Parma; and the parishes of Aione, Besozzola, Cangelasio, Careno, Grotta, Iggio, Mariano, Rigollo, San Nazaro d’Ongina, Scipione, and Varone, from Piacenza.
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Of a noble family of Sarzana, Casoni was the nephew of Bishop Vincenzo Landinello of Albenga. His brother Niccolò Casoni was conte di Villanova. He served in the embassy in Portugal at the end of the reign of Pope Paul V (1605–1624). In 1624 he was a
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1357:(Sapienza Rome, 1710). He was Auditor (judge-delegate) of Cardinal Michelangelo Conti, who appointed him Vicar General of the diocese of Osimo (1710), then of Assisi, then of Viterbo. He was appointed Bishop of Borgo San Donnino on 30 January 1713 by
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named him Bishop of Borgo San Donnino in the Consistory of 16 December 1675. He enlarged the episcopal palace, embellished the Cathedral, and assigned the Canons new garb. He died on 20 March 1684. Ughelli, p. 72. Ritzler-Sefrin, V, p. 130, with note
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Garimberti was born in Parma in 1615. In 1630 he joined the Theatines, and eventually rose to hold the posts of Procurator and Provost General. He also lectured in theology in the houses of his Order (Coleti, in Ughelli, says it was philosophy).
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Constitutiones, et decreta condita in synodo dioecesana ciuitatis Burgi Sancti Donnini prima. Quam habuit ... Ioannes Linatus Dei, & sanctae apostolicae sedis gratia episcopus Burgi Sancti Donnini de anno 1608. die 14. Octobris.
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Bosseti was born in Chiari (Brescia). He studied at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome, and obtained a Licenciate in Sacred Scriptures; he taught Scriptures at the seminary in Brescia. He was named Titular Bishop of
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Basetti was born in Vairo (diocese of Parma) in 1790. He was a courtier of principessa Antonia di Borbone, dama Orsolina, and was her confessor for thirteen years. He was appointed Titular Bishop of
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Garimberti was born in Parma in 1736. He was a doctor of theology of the University of Parma. He was appointed Bishop of Borgo San Donnino on 28 January 1776, and was consecrated in Rome by Cardinal
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In 1885, the Cathedral Chapter consisted of four dignities (Archdeacon, Archpriest, Primicerius, and Penitentiarius) and eight Canons. The diocesan seminary was headed by a priest who was also the
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Born in Modena in 1890, Giberti was appointed Bishop of Fidenza by Pope Pius XI on 12 May 1943. He was consecrated on 20 June 1943. He died on 19 February 1952. Gianpaolo Gregori and Amos Aimi,
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Gerardo Giandemaria, as his name was sometimes spelled, appointed Bishop of Borgo San Donnino on 15 May 1719. He held a diocesan synod in April 1728. He was transferred to the diocese of
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provides a list of all of the paishes in the diocese, pp. 45-114. A complete list of clergy, diocesan and regular, is provided, pp. 124-150. Permanent deacons are listed at pp. 153-155.
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1479:(Turkey) on 28 January 1828, and consecrated by Bishop Aloisio San Vitale of Borgo San Donnino on 2 March 1828. On 30 September 1828 he was appointed the first Bishop of the new
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Vezzoli was appointed Bishop of Fidenza on 17 March 2017, and consecrated a bishop on 2 July 2017; he was formally installed on his episcopal seat on 16 July 2017.
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Born at Villa San Sisto (Parma) in 1811, Benassi was appointed bishop of Borgo San Donnino on 20 June 1859. On 27 October 1871 he was transferred to the diocese of
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Apostolic Palace on 20 December 1653. He died in retirement in Piacenza in 1666. Ughelli, p. 71. Cappelletti, pp. 83-84. Gauchat, p. 124 with note 5.
2008:(in Italian). Vol. I.: Personaggi, II.: Citta e paesi, III.: Le parrocchie. Fidenza: Ed. Enciclopedia diocesana fidentina (Tip. La commerciale).
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Bishop Vincenzo Manicardi (1879–1886) presided over a diocesan synod on 5–7 June 1883; it was particularly concerned with issues raised by the
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He made his solemn entry into the diocese in January 1916. He died on 9 August 1930 at the age of 69. Gianpaolo Gregori and Amos Aimi,
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resign his diocese, which he did on 30 June 2007. He died in Cremona of brain cancer on 1 June 2008. Gianpaolo Gregori and Amos Aimi,
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Born in Parma in 1712, Bajardi was the son of Count Artaserse Bajardi (his name is also spelled Baiardi). He held the degree of
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1483:(Italy) (1828–1836). On 21 November 1836 he was named Bishop of Borgo San Donnino. He was transferred to the diocese of
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676:Giuseppe Fabbrucci (1915.08.06 – 1927.09.22
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467:The diocese enjoyed a Papal visit from
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1864:Gauchat, Patritius (Patrice) (1935).
636:Giovanni Tommaso Neuschel (1836–1843)
259:, Italy. It was until 1927 named the
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1116:Archiv fĂĽr katholisches Kirchenrecht
804:Patrologiae Latinae Cursus Completus
611:Severino Antonio Missini (1732–1753)
1766:. Gianpaolo Gregori and Amos Aimi,
1534:Ritzler-Sefrin, VII, pp. 122, 338.
274:The bishop's episcopal seat is the
1033:(Arnheim-Leipzig 1924), pp. 43-44.
736:List of Catholic dioceses in Italy
639:Pier Grisologo Basetti (1843–1857)
289:, the Basilica di San Lorenzo, in
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1632:Gianpaolo Gregori and Amos Aimi,
1618:Statistica ecclesiastica d'Italia
1140:Gianpaolo Gregori and Amos Aimi,
1127:Gianpaolo Gregori and Amos Aimi,
968:Gianpaolo Gregori and Amos Aimi,
931:Gianpaolo Gregori and Amos Aimi,
879:Statistica ecclesiastica d'Italia
862:Cappelletti, pp. 80-82. Gauchat,
833:Aloisius Tomassetti, ed. (1865).
370:On 12 February 1601, by the bull
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1225:Apostolic Nuncio to Switzerland
1202:"Bishop (Thomas) Alfonso Pozzi"
853:, § 4. Cappelletti, pp. 75-76.
793:; retrieved: 24 September 2018.
269:Archdiocese of Modena-Nonantola
27:Roman Catholic diocese in Italy
1970:Cappelletti, Giuseppe (1859).
1852:Gams, Pius Bonifatius (1873).
693:continuing, with changed title
664:Vincenzo Manicardi (1879–1886)
655:Giuseppe Buscarini (1871–1872)
633:Aloisio San Vitale (1817–1836)
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2002:Soresina, Dario (1961–1979).
1623:Ritzler-Sefrin, VIII, p. 163.
1469:Duchess of Parma, Maria Luisa
707:Guglielmo Bosetti (1961–1962)
701:Francesco Giberti (1943–1952)
652:Francesco Benassi (1859–1871)
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1615:Giuseppe Bertolotti (1886).
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876:Giuseppe Bertolotti (1886).
725:Ovidio Vezzoli (2017 – ... )
614:Girolamo Bajardi (1753–1775)
516:Bishops of Borgo San Donnino
390:appointed the last provost,
261:Diocese of Borgo San Donnino
1634:"Giovanni Battista Tescari"
895:Bullarii Romani Continuatio
480:Innocenzo Ciocchi del Monte
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1431:Lazzaro Opizio Pallavicino
1234:Gian Pietro Pozzi (1995).
698:Mario Vianello (1931–1943)
416:Development of the diocese
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791:"Basilica di San Lorenzo"
710:Mario Zanchin (1962–1988)
441:Giovanni Tommaso Neuschel
365:iurisdictionem ordinariam
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1981:Kojima, Yoshie (2006).
1519:"Sebastenus in Phrygia"
1512:Notizie per l'anno 1855
1437:VI, p. 135 with note 4.
1420:VI, p. 135 with note 3.
1401:VI, p. 135 with note 2.
953:Annuario diocesano 2018
823:Cappelletti, pp. 73-74.
722:Carlo Mazza (2007–2017)
713:Carlo Poggi (1988–1997)
541:Ranuccio Scotti Douglas
343:Creation of the diocese
85:Ecclesiastical province
2174:Catholicism portal
1666:Doctor in utroque iure
1523:catholic-hierarchy.org
1489:Theodosiopolis (Aprus)
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2077:Catholic Encyclopedia
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1867:Hierarchia catholica
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1572:"Giuseppe Buscarini"
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933:"Giuseppe Fabbrucci"
864:Hierarchia catholica
771:"Diocese of Fidenza"
754:"Diocese of Fidenza"
691:Giuseppe Fabbrucci (
594:Alessandro Roncoveri
429:diocese of Guastalla
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1747:"Guglielmo Bosetti"
1067:Mansi, pp. 383-384.
1050:Mansi, pp. 105-106.
922:Bertolotti, p. 304.
606:Gherardo Zandemaria
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2139:Diocese of Fidenza
2044:Benigni, Umberto.
1830:Diocesi di Fidenza
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686:Bishops of Fidenza
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