Sabina-Poggio Mirteto (suburbic diocese)

The Diocese of Sabina was formed in the V century . On November 25, 1841, the diocese of Poggio Mirteto was formed.

On June 3, 1925, the dioceses of Sabina and Poggio Mirteto were united into one diocese - Sabina and Poggio Mirteto. On September 30, 1986, the name of the diocese was changed to "Sabina-Poggio Mirteto."

On April 11, 1962, Pope John XXIII established that cardinal bishops only hold the title of suburbic dioceses, without interfering in their administration; pastoral management of dioceses is entrusted to the resident bishops ^[1] .

Currently, Cardinal Bishop with the title of Suburbic Diocese of Sabina-Poggio Mirteto is Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re (since October 1, 2002 ).

Bishops of Sabina

Cardinal Bishops of the Suburbic Diocese of Sabina

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• Gil Carrillo de Albornos , (December 1355 — August 1367);

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• Philip of Alencon (June 4, 1380 - June 1388), also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri (June 1388 - August 15, 1397);

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• Enrico Minutoli (July 2, 1409 - June 17, 1412), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (1401 - October 2, 1409);

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• Giordano Orsini (March 14, 1431 - May 29, 1438), also Cardinal Bishop of Albano (September 23, 1412 - March 14, 1431);

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• Vissarion of Nicaea (March 5, 1449 - April 23, 1449), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (April 23, 1449 - October 14, 1468);

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• Vissarion of Nicaea (October 14, 1468 - November 18, 1472), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (April 23, 1449 - October 14, 1468);

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• Giuliano della Rovere (April 19, 1479 - January 31, 1483), also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri (January 31, 1483 - November 1, 1503);
• Oliviero Carafa (January 31, 1483 - November 29, 1503), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (July 24, 1476 - January 31, 1483) and Ostia and Velletri (November 29, 1503 - January 20, 1511);

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• Rafael Ríario (September 10, 1507 - September 22, 1508), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (November 29, 1503 - August 3, 1507), Porto and Santa Rufina (September 22, 1508 - January 20, 1511) and Ostia and Velletri (January 20, 1511 - 9 July 1521);
• Giovanni Antonio Sanggiorgio (September 22, 1508 - March 14, 1509), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (December 23, 1503 - September 17, 1507) and Palestrina (September 17, 1507 - September 22, 1508);
• Bernardino Lopez de Carvajal (March 28, 1509 - October 24, 1511), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (August 3, 1507 - September 17, 1507), Frascati (September 17, 1507 - September 22, 1508), Palestrins (September 22, 1508 - March 28, 1509) and Ostia and Velletri (July 24, 1521 - December 16, 1523);
• Francesco Soderini (October 29, 1511 - June 27, 1513), also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina (July 18, 1516 - December 9, 1523), Porto and Santa Rufina (December 9, 1523 - December 18, 1523) and Ostia and Velletri (December 18, 1523 - 17 May 1524);
• Bernardino Lopez de Carvajal (June 27, 1513 - July 24, 1521), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (August 3, 1507 - September 17, 1507), Frascati (September 17, 1507 - September 22, 1508), Palestrins (September 22, 1508 - March 28, 1509) and Ostia and Velletri (July 24, 1521 - December 16, 1523);
• Niccolo Fieschi (June 24, 1521 - December 18, 1523), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (February 5, 1518 - July 24, 1521), Porto and Santa Rufina (December 18, 1523 - May 20, 1524) and Ostia and Velletri (May 20, 1524 - 15 June 1524);
• Alessandro Farnese (December 18, 1523 - May 20, 1524), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (June 15, 1519 - December 9, 1523), Palestrins (December 9, 1523 - December 18, 1523), Porto and Santa Rufina (May 20, 1524 - June 15, 1524 ) and Ostia and Velletri (June 15, 1524 - October 13, 1534), was elected Pope Paul III;
• Antonio Maria Ciocchi del Monte (May 20, 1524 - June 15, 1524), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (July 4, 1521 - December 9, 1523), Frascati (December 9, 1523 - December 18, 1523), Palestrins (December 18, 1523 - May 20, 1524 ) and Porto and Santa Rufina (June 15, 1524 - September 20, 1533);
• Pietro Accolti (June 15, 1524 - December 12, 1532), also Cardinal Bishop of Albano (December 9, 1523 - May 20, 1524) and Palestrina (May 20, 1524 - June 15, 1524);
• Giovanni Domenico de Cupis (December 16, 1532 - February 26, 1535), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (September 22, 1531 - December 16, 1532), Porto and Santa Rufina (February 26, 1535 - November 28, 1537) and Ostia and Velletri (November 28, 1537 - December 10, 1553);
• Bonifacio Ferrero (February 26, 1535 - November 28, 1537), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (December 12, 1533 - September 5, 1534), Palestrins (September 5, 1534 - February 26, 1535) and Porto and Santa Rufina (November 28, 1537 - January 2, 1543 );
• Lorenzo Campeggio (November 28, 1537 - July 25, 1539), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (September 5, 1534 - February 26, 1535) and Palestrina (February 26, 1535 - November 28, 1537);

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• Antonio Pucci (January 8, 1543 - October 12, 1544), also Cardinal Bishop of Albano (February 15, 1542 - January 8, 1543);
• Giovanni Salviati (October 17, 1544 - October 8, 1546), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (January 8, 1543 - October 17, 1544) and Porto and Santa Rufina (October 8, 1546 - October 28, 1553);
• Gianpietro Caraffa (October 8, 1546 - February 28, 1550), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (October 17, 1544 - October 8, 1546), Frascati (February 28, 1550 - November 29, 1553), Porto and Santa Rufina (November 29, 1553 - December 11, 1553 ) and Ostia and Velletri (December 11, 1553 - May 23, 1555), was elected Pope Paul IV;
• Francois de Tournon (February 28, 1550 - March 13, 1560), also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri (March 13, 1560 - April 22, 1562);

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• Giovanni Girolamo Morone (March 10, 1561 - May 18, 1562), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (March 13, 1560 - March 10, 1561), Palestrina (May 18, 1562 - May 12, 1564), Frascati (May 12, 1564 - February 7, 1565), Porto and Santa Rufins (February 7, 1565 - July 3, 1570) and Ostia and Velletri (July 3, 1570 - December 1, 1580);
• Cristoforo Madruzzo (May 18, 1562 - May 12, 1564), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (April 14, 1561 - May 18, 1562), Palestrins (May 12, 1564 - July 3, 1570) and Porto and Santa Rufina (July 3, 1570 - July 5, 1578 );
• Alessandro Farnese (May 12, 1564 - February 7, 1565), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (February 7, 1565 - July 9, 1578), Porto and Santa Rufina (July 9, 1578 - December 5, 1580) and Ostia and Velletri (December 5, 1580 - 2 March 1589);

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• Otto Truhssess von Waldburg (April 12, 1570 - July 3, 1570), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (May 18, 1562 - April 12, 1570) and Palestrina (July 3, 1570 - April 2, 1573);
• Giulio della Rovere (July 3, 1570 - April 8, 1573), also Cardinal Bishop of Albano (April 12 - July 3, 1570) and Palestrina (April 8, 1573 - September 3, 1578);
• Giovanni Ricci (April 8, 1573 - May 3, 1574), also Cardinal Bishop of Albano (July 3, 1570 - April 8, 1573);
• Shipigne Rebiba (May 5, 1574 - July 23, 1577), also Cardinal Bishop of Albano (April 8, 1573 - May 5, 1574);
• Giacomo Savelli (July 31, 1577 - July 9, 1578), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (July 9, 1578 - March 9, 1583) and Porto and Santa Rufina (March 9, 1583 - December 5, 1587);
• Giovanni Antonio Serbelloni (July 9, 1578 - October 5, 1578), also Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina (October 5, 1578 - March 4, 1583), Frascati (March 9, 1583 - December 11, 1587), Porto and Santa Rufina (December 11, 1587 - March 2 1589) and Ostia and Velletri (March 2, 1589 - March 18, 1591);

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• Innico d'Avalos d'Aragona (October 13, 1586 - March 2, 1589), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (March 2, 1589 - March 20, 1591) and Porto and Santa Rufina (March 20, 1591 - February 20, 1600);
• Tolomeo Gallo di Como (March 2, 1589 - March 20, 1591), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (December 2, 1587 - March 2, 1589), Frascati (March 20, 1591 - February 21, 1600), Porto and Santa Rufina (February 21, 1600 - 19 February 1603) and Ostia and Velletri (February 19, 1603 - February 3, 1607);
• Gabriele Paleotti (March 20, 1591 - July 23, 1597), also Cardinal Bishop of Albano (November 8, 1589 - March 20, 1591);

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• Girolamo Rusticucci (February 21, 1600 - February 19, 1603), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (March 30, 1598 - February 21, 1600) and Porto and Santa Rufina (February 19, 1603 - June 14, 1603);
• Simeone Tagliavia d'Aragona (February 19, 1603 - May 20, 1604), also Cardinal Bishop of Albano (June 17, 1602 - February 19, 1603);
• Francois de Zhuayez (May 24, 1604 - August 17, 1611), also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri (August 17, 1611 - August 23, 1615);
• Antonio Maria Sauli (August 17, 1611 - September 16, 1615), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (February 7, 1607 - August 17, 1611), Porto and Santa Rufina (September 16, 1615 - April 6, 1620) and Ostia and Velletri (April 6, 1620 - August 24, 1623);

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• Odoardo Farnese (March 3, 1621 - September 27, 1623), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (September 27, 1623 - February 21, 1626);
• Bonifacio Bevilacqua Aldobrandini (September 27, 1623 - September 7, 1626), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (September 7, 1626 - April 7, 1627);

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• Carlo Medici (March 6, 1645 - October 23, 1645), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (October 23, 1645 - April 29, 1652), Porto and Santa Rufina (April 29, 1652 - September 23, 1652) and Ostia and Velletri (September 23, 1652 - 17 June 1666);
• Francesco Barberini Sr. (October 23, 1645 - September 23, 1652), also Cardinal Bishop of Porto and Santa Rufina (September 23, 1652 - October 11, 1666) and Ostia and Velletri (October 11, 1666 - December 10, 1679);
• Bernardino Spada (September 23, 1652 - October 11, 1655), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (February 19, 1646 - April 29, 1652), Frascati (April 29, 1652 - September 23, 1652) and Palestrina (October 11, 1655 - November 10, 1661);
• Giulio Cesare Sacchetti (October 11, 1655 - June 28, 1663), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (September 23, 1652 - October 11, 1655);
• Marzio Ginetti (July 2, 1663 - October 11, 1666), also Cardinal Bishop Albano (June 9, 1653 - July 2, 1663) and Porto and Santa Rufina (October 11, 1666 - March 1, 1671);
• Francesco Maria Brancaccio (October 11, 1666 - January 30, 1668), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (January 30, 1668 - March 18, 1671) and Porto and Santa Rufina (March 18, 1671 - January 9, 1675);

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• Niccolo Albergati Ludovisi (September 13, 1677 - December 1, 1681), also Cardinal Bishop of Porto and Santa Rufina (December 1, 1681 - February 15, 1683) and Ostia and Velletri (February 15, 1683 - August 9, 1687);
• Pietro Vito Ottoboni (December 1, 1681 - February 15, 1683), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (February 15, 1683 - November 10, 1687) and Porto and Santa Rufina (November 10, 1687 - October 6, 1689), was elected Pope Alexander VIII;

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• Fulvio Astalli (April 16, 1714 - April 26, 1719), also Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri (April 26, 1719 - January 14, 1721);
• Francesco Pignatelli (April 26, 1719 - June 12, 1724), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (June 12, 1724 - November 19, 1725) and Porto and Santa Rufina (November 19, 1725 - December 5, 1734);

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• Pietro Ottoboni (January 29, 1725 - July 24, 1730), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (July 24, 1730 - December 15, 1734), Porto and Santa Rufina (December 15, 1734 - September 3, 1738) and Ostia and Velletri (September 3, 1738 - 29 February 1740);

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• Vincenzo Biki (September 23, 1743 - April 10, 1747), also Cardinal Bishop of Frascati (April 10, 1747 - February 11, 1750);
• Rainiero d'Elchi (April 10, 1747 - April 9, 1753), also Cardinal Bishop of Porto and Santa Rufina (April 9, 1753 - January 12, 1756) and Ostia and Velletri (January 12, 1756 - June 22, 1761);

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• Giovanni Francesco Albani (July 21, 1760 - March 15, 1773), also Cardinal Bishop of Porto and Santa Rufina (March 15, 1773 - December 18, 1775) and Ostia and Velletri (December 18, 1775 - September 15, 1803);

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Cardinal Bishops with the title Sabine-Poggio Mirteto

Bishops of Sabina-Poggio Mirteto

• Bishop Marco Caliaro (05.23.1962 - 01/09/1988)
• Archbishop ad personam Nicola Rotunno (02/27/1988 - 07/30/1992)
• Bishop of Salvatore Boccaccio (07.30.1992 - 07.07.1999), appointed Bishop of Frosinone-Veroli-Ferentino
• Bishop Lino Fumagalli (12/31/1999 - 12/11/2010), appointed Bishop of Viterbo
• Bishop Ernesto Mandara Mandara (since June 10, 2011).

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