Sabina-Poggio Mirteto (Suburbicarian See) [Catholic-Hierarchy]

Bishop(s)

Lino Fumagalli, Bishop

General Information

Type of Jurisdiction: Suburbicarian See
Name Changed: 30 September 1986
Metropolitan: Diocese of Roma {Rome}
Rite: Latin (or Roman)
Country: Italy
Square Kilometers: 918 (354 Square Miles)
Conference Region: Lazio
Official Web Site: http://www.diocesisabinapoggiomirteto.it/
Mailing Address: Piazza Mario Dottori 14, 02047 Poggio Mirteto [Rieti], Italia
Telephone: 0765.24.755
Fax: 0765.44.10.19

Historical Details

Diocese of Sabina
- Latin Name: Sabinensis
- Erected: 5th Century
- Country: Italy
Diocese of Sabina (-Farfa)
- Latin Name: Sabinensis (-Farfensis)
- United: 25 November 1841
- Country: Italy
Suburbicarian See of Sabina e Poggio Mirteto
- Latin Name: Sabinensis et Mandelensis
- United: 3 June 1925
- Country: Italy

Past and Present Ordinaries

Juan de Torquemada, O.P. † (5 May 1463 Appointed - 26 Sep 1468 Died)
Giuliano della Rovere † (19 Apr 1479 Appointed - 31 Jan 1483 Appointed, Bishop of Ostia (-Velletri))
Raffaele Sansone Riario † (10 Sep 1507 Appointed - 22 Sep 1508 Appointed, Bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina)
Giovanni Antonio San Giorgio † ( 1508 Appointed - 14 Mar 1509 Died)
Alessandro Farnese † (29 Dec 1523 Appointed - 20 May 1524 Appointed, Bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina)
Pietro de Accolti de Aretio † (15 Jun 1524 Appointed - 25 Jun 1524 Appointed, Archbishop of Ravenna)
Lorenzo Campeggio † (28 Nov 1537 Appointed - 19 Jul 1539 Died)
Alexandre Farnese (Jr.) † (12 May 1564 Appointed - 7 Feb 1565 Appointed, Bishop of Frascati)
Scipione Rebiba † ( 1574 Appointed - 23 Jul 1577 Died)
Antoine Perrenot de Granvella † (3 Oct 1578 Appointed - 14 Nov 1584 Appointed, Archbishop of Besançon)
Iñigo Avalos de Aragón, O.S. † (13 Oct 1586 Appointed - 2 Mar 1589 Appointed, Bishop of Frascati)
Antonio Maria Sauli † ( 1611 Appointed - 1615 Appointed, Bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina)
Scipione Caffarelli-Borghese † (20 Aug 1629 Appointed - 2 Oct 1633 Died)
Francesco Barberini (Sr.) † (5 Nov 1645 Ordained Bishop - )
Bernardino Spada † (23 Sep 1652 Appointed - 11 Oct 1655 Appointed, Bishop of Palestrina)
Francesco Maria Brancaccio † (11 Oct 1666 Appointed - 30 Jan 1668 Appointed, Bishop of Frascati)
Carlo Pio di Savoia † (15 Feb 1683 Appointed - 13 Feb 1689 Died)
Fulvio Astalli † (16 Apr 1714 Appointed - 26 Apr 1719 Appointed, Cardinal-Bishop of Ostia (-Velletri))
Annibale Albani † (24 Jul 1730 Appointed - 9 Sep 1743 Appointed, Bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina)
Giovanni Francesco Albani † (21 Jul 1760 Appointed - 15 Mar 1773 Appointed, Bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina)
Carlo Rezzonico, Jr. † (15 Mar 1773 Appointed - 29 Jan 1776 Appointed, Bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina)
Ippolito Antonio Vincenti Mareri † (3 Aug 1807 Appointed - 21 Mar 1811 Died)
Tommaso Maria Martinelli, O.S.A. † (24 Mar 1884 Appointed - 30 Mar 1886 Died)
Marco Caliaro, C.S. † (23 May 1962 Appointed - 9 Jan 1988 Resigned)
Nicola Rotunno † (27 Feb 1988 Appointed - 30 Jul 1992 Resigned)
Salvatore Boccaccio (30 Jul 1992 Succeeded - 9 Jul 1999 Appointed, Bishop of Frosinone-Veroli-Ferentino)
Lino Fumagalli (31 Dec 1999 Appointed - )

Historical Summary

Date	Event	From	To
Diocese of Sabina
5th Century	Erected		Diocese of Sabina (erected)
Diocese of Sabina (-Farfa)
25 November 1841	United	Diocese of Sabina	Diocese of Sabina (-Farfa)
Suburbicarian See of Sabina e Poggio Mirteto
3 June 1925	United	Diocese of Poggio Mirteto Diocese of Sabina (-Farfa)	Suburbicarian See of Sabina e Poggio Mirteto
Suburbicarian See of Sabina-Poggio Mirteto
30 September 1986	Name Changed	Suburbicarian See of Sabina e Poggio Mirteto	Suburbicarian See of Sabina-Poggio Mirteto

Year Catholics Total Population Percent Catholic Diocesan Priests Religious Priests Total Priests Catholics Per Priest Permanent Deacons Male Religious Female Religious Parishes Source

Suburbicarian See of Sabina e Poggio Mirteto

1950 85,502 86,647 98.7% 79 31 110 777 61 229 71 ap1951

1970 106,649 106,985 99.7% 133 29 162 658 34 321 77 ap1971

1980 116,724 117,586 99.3% 97 25 122 956 1 37 240 78 ap1981

Suburbicarian See of Sabina-Poggio Mirteto

1990 132,884 134,486 98.8% 90 36 126 1,054 40 190 82 ap1991

1999 144,192 146,281 98.6% 103 33 136 1,060 2 38 202 82 ap2000

2000 144,192 146,281 98.6% 60 33 93 1,550 1 37 202 82 ap2001

2001 161,052 164,052 98.2% 82 33 115 1,400 6 46 192 82 ap2002

2003 161,052 164,052 98.2% 80 21 101 1,594 6 27 164 82 ap2004

2004 162,385 165,385 98.2% 78 36 114 1,424 6 51 161 82 ap2005

Year	Catholics	Total Population	Percent Catholic	Diocesan Priests	Religious Priests	Total Priests	Catholics Per Priest	Permanent Deacons	Male Religious	Female Religious	Parishes	Source
Suburbicarian See of Sabina e Poggio Mirteto
1950	85,502	86,647	98.7%	79	31	110	777		61	229	71	ap1951
1970	106,649	106,985	99.7%	133	29	162	658		34	321	77	ap1971
1980	116,724	117,586	99.3%	97	25	122	956	1	37	240	78	ap1981
Suburbicarian See of Sabina-Poggio Mirteto
1990	132,884	134,486	98.8%	90	36	126	1,054		40	190	82	ap1991
1999	144,192	146,281	98.6%	103	33	136	1,060	2	38	202	82	ap2000
2000	144,192	146,281	98.6%	60	33	93	1,550	1	37	202	82	ap2001
2001	161,052	164,052	98.2%	82	33	115	1,400	6	46	192	82	ap2002
2003	161,052	164,052	98.2%	80	21	101	1,594	6	27	164	82	ap2004
2004	162,385	165,385	98.2%	78	36	114	1,424	6	51	161	82	ap2005

Note: Any changes in boundaries over time are not indicated in the above table.

Affiliated Bishops, Living

Salvatore Boccaccio (Coadjutor Bishop: 17 Mar 1992; Bishop: 30 Jul 1992 to 9 Jul 1999)
Lino Fumagalli (Bishop: 31 Dec 1999 - )

Affiliated Bishops, Deceased

Pietro de Accolti de Aretio † (Bishop: 15 Jun 1524 to 25 Jun 1524)
Annibale Albani † (Bishop: 24 Jul 1730 to 9 Sep 1743)
Giovanni Francesco Albani † (Bishop: 21 Jul 1760 to 15 Mar 1773)
Fulvio Astalli † (Bishop: 16 Apr 1714 to 26 Apr 1719)
Iñigo Avalos de Aragón, O.S. † (Bishop: 13 Oct 1586 to 2 Mar 1589)
Francesco Barberini (Sr.) † (Bishop: 5 Nov 1645)
Anselmo Basilici † (Coadjutor Bishop: 19 Dec 1814 to 25 May 1818)
Tarcisio Vincenzo Benedetti, O.C.D. † (Auxiliary Bishop: 10 Jun 1949 to 11 Nov 1952)
Francesco Maria Brancaccio † (Bishop: 11 Oct 1666 to 30 Jan 1668)
Scipione Caffarelli-Borghese † (Bishop: 20 Aug 1629 to 2 Oct 1633)
Marco Caliaro, C.S. † (Auxiliary Bishop: 10 Feb 1962; Bishop: 23 May 1962 to 9 Jan 1988)
Lorenzo Campeggio † (Bishop: 28 Nov 1537 to 19 Jul 1539)
Francesco de' Marchesi Canali † (Auxiliary Bishop: 30 Sep 1834)
Alberto Castelli † (Auxiliary Bishop: 28 Jan 1953 to 1957)
Giuliano della Rovere † (Bishop: 19 Apr 1479 to 31 Jan 1483)
Federico Emmanuel (Emanuel), S.D.B. † (Auxiliary Bishop: 18 Apr 1929 to 12 Nov 1936)
Domenico Ettorre † (Auxiliary Bishop: 19 Nov 1936 to 1 Jul 1940)
Alessandro Farnese † (Bishop: 29 Dec 1523 to 20 May 1524)
Alexandre Farnese (Jr.) † (Bishop: 12 May 1564 to 7 Feb 1565)
Pacificio Fiorani † (Auxiliary Bishop: 15 Apr 1907 to 25 Jul 1908)
Domenico Fiori † (Auxiliary Bishop: 19 Jun 1943 to 4 Aug 1948)
Francesco Gandolfi † (Auxiliary Bishop: 14 Apr 1848 to 24 Sep 1868)
Benedetto Giustiniani † (Bishop: 1615 to 1620)
Antoine Perrenot de Granvella † (Bishop: 3 Oct 1578 to 14 Nov 1584)
Egidio Luigi Lanzo, O.F.M. Cap. † (Auxiliary Bishop: 9 Aug 1940 to 22 Jan 1943)
Benedetto Mariani † (Auxiliary Bishop: 4 Aug 1881)
Tommaso Maria Martinelli, O.S.A. † (Bishop: 24 Mar 1884 to 30 Mar 1886)
Giovanni Andrea Masera † (Auxiliary Bishop: 2 Dec 1912 to 1921)
Antonio Micozzi † (Auxiliary Bishop: 22 Jul 1921 to 23 Dec 1927)
Jolando Nuzzi † (Auxiliary Bishop: 8 Aug 1959 to 20 May 1961)
Carlo Pio di Savoia † (Bishop: 15 Feb 1683 to 13 Feb 1689)
Scipione Rebiba † (Bishop: 1574 to 23 Jul 1577)
Carlo Rezzonico, Jr. † (Bishop: 15 Mar 1773 to 29 Jan 1776)
Nicola Rotunno † (Archbishop (Personal Title): 27 Feb 1988 to 30 Jul 1992)
Giovanni Antonio San Giorgio † (Bishop: 1508 to 14 Mar 1509)
Raffaele Sansone Riario † (Bishop: 10 Sep 1507 to 22 Sep 1508)
Antonio Maria Sauli † (Bishop: 1611 to 1615)
Giacomo Savelli † (Bishop: 1577 to 1578)
Bernardino Spada † (Bishop: 23 Sep 1652 to 11 Oct 1655)
Juan de Torquemada, O.P. † (Bishop: 5 May 1463 to 26 Sep 1468)
Ippolito Antonio Vincenti Mareri † (Bishop: 3 Aug 1807 to 21 Mar 1811)

Suburbicarian See of Sabina-Poggio Mirteto

Sabinensis-Mandelensis