1958 Conclave Electoral Cardinals

1. Benedetto Aloisi Mazella , Camerlengo , Prefect of the Holy Congregation for the Discipline of the Sacraments ;
2. Valerio Valeri , Prefect of the Holy Congregation of Religious Institutions ;
3. Nicola Canali , the great penitentiary ;
4. Marcello Mimmy , Secretary of the Holy Consistory Congregation ;
5. Alfredo Ottaviani , Pro-Secretary of the Supreme Holy Congregation of the Holy Office ;
6. Giuseppe Pizzardo , Secretary of the Supreme Holy Congregation of the Holy Chancellery , Prefect of the Holy Congregation of Seminaries and Universities ;
7. Federico Tedeschini , Datarius of His Holiness ;
8. Eugene Tisserand , Dean of the College of Cardinals , Secretary of the Holy Congregation for Eastern Churches ;
9. Pietro Fumasoni Biondi , Prefect of the Holy Congregation for the Propaganda of Faith ;
10. Gaetano Cicognani , Prefect of the Tribunal of the Apostolic Signature ;
11. Pietro Chiriachi , Prefect of the Holy Congregation of the Cathedral .

Italy

1. Elia Dalla Costa , Archbishop of Florence ;
2. Giacomo Lercaro , Archbishop of Bologna ;
3. Clemente Mikara , Vicar General of Rome ;
4. Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli , Patriarch of Venice (was elected and chose the name John XXIII) ;
5. Ernesto Ruffini , Archbishop of Palermo ;
6. Giuseppe Siri , Archbishop of Genoa .
7. Maurilio Fossati , OSsCGN , Archbishop of Turin .

France

1. Georges Grant , Archbishop-Bishop of Le Mans ;
2. Pierre-Marie Gerlier , Archbishop of Lyon ;
3. Achilles Lienard , Bishop of Lille ;
4. Clement-Emile Rock , Archbishop of Rennes ;
5. Maurice Felten , Archbishop of Paris .

Spain

1. Benjamin de Arriba i Castro , Archbishop of Tarragona ;
2. Fernando Quiroga y Palacios , Archbishop of Santiago de Compostela ;
3. Enrique Pla & Daniel , Archbishop of Toledo .

Germany

1. Joseph Wendel , Archbishop of Munich and Freising ;
2. Joseph Frings , Archbishop of Cologne .

Belgium

1. Josef Ernest van Ruy , Archbishop of Mechelen .

Hungary

1. Jozsef Mindszenty , Archbishop of Esztergom (absent).

Ireland

1. John Francis D'Alton , Archbishop of Armagh .

Poland

1. Stefan Wyszyński , Archbishop of Warsaw and Gniezno .

Portugal

1. Manuel Gonçalves Veregeira , Patriarch of Lisbon .

Soviet Union

1. Gregory-Peter Agadzhanyan , Patriarch of Cilicia of Armenians .

Yugoslavia

1. Aloysius Stepinac , Archbishop of Zagreb (absent).

Canada

1. Paul-Emile Leger , PSS , Archbishop of Montreal ;
2. James McGuigan , Archbishop of Toronto .

USA

1. James MacIntyre , Archbishop of Los Angeles ;
2. Francis Spellman , Archbishop of New York .

Brazil

1. Jaime de Barrosh Camara , Archbishop of San Sebastian do Rio de Janeiro ;
2. Carlos Carmelo de Vasconcelos Motta , Archbishop of São Paulo ;
3. Augusto Alvar da Silva , Archbishop of San Salvador da Bahia .

Argentina

1. Antonio Caggiano , Bishop of Rosario ;
2. Santiago Copello , Archbishop of Buenos Aires .

Colombia

1. Crisanto Luque Sanchez , Archbishop of Bogotá .

Cuba

1. Manuel Artega y Betancourt , Archbishop of Havana .

Chile

1. Jose Maria Caro Rodriguez , Archbishop of Santiago .

Ecuador

1. Carlos de la Torre , Archbishop of Quito .

India

1. Valerian Gracias , Archbishop of Bombay .

China

1. Thomas Tien Gengxin , SVD , Archbishop of Beijing .

Syria

1. Ignatius Gabriel I Tappouni , Patriarch of Antioch of the Syrians (Cardinal Tappouni was born in Mosul , located in modern Iraq ).

Mozambique

1. Theodosio de Guweia , Archbishop of Lorenzo Marquis .

Australia

1. Norman Gilroy , Archbishop of Sydney .

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