Bishop Velletri-Segni

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Velletri-Segni - Bishop of one of the seven so-called. Suburbic diocese, formed by the merger of the Diocese of Velletri and Segni. From the 8th century to 1060, the bishop Velletri were ex officio cardinals, but after the election of Bishop Giovanni to the rebellion of Benedict X (1058), Pope Nicholas II ruled out the Diocese of the Suburbic (Cardinal) Diocese, administering it to the Cardinal Bishops of Ostia, who a hundred years later later began officially using the title of bishop "Ostia e Velletri", which finally confirmed the union of these two dioceses into one. In 1914 it was again distinguished by Pius X. In 1962 Pope John XXIII decided that the cardinals-bishops of the suburbic dioceses were only titular bishops, passing the jurisdiction over them to the ordinary bishops of the Ordinary.

In 1981 the Diocese of Velletri merged with the diocese of Segni. The name of the Diocese, as it was written in 1986, is Velletri-Segni. Diocese of Segni was a diocese of Cardinal only for a short period (1079-1123) when her bishop was Bruno of Asti. After his death he became a regular diocese.

The current cardinal-bishop of Velletri-Segni is Nigerian Francis Arinze, the former prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. Its predecessor was Joseph Ratzinger, retired Pope Benedict XVI. The bishop is Vincenzo Apicella (since 2006). Cardinals-bishops Velletri and Segni Velletri bishops before 1060

Jan (721)

Gracjan (743-761)

Citonato (769)

Grzegorz (826)

Jan (853-861)

Gaudericus (869-879)

Jan (898)

Leo (946-963)

Teobald (996-1027)

Leo (1032-1038)

Amato (1044)

Jan (1050)

Benedict (1050-1057)

John Mincius (1057-1060)

From 1,060 bishops of Ostia as administrators of the Diocese of Velletri. From the second half of the twelfth century until 1914 they use the title "Bishops Ostia e Velletri"

Cardinal-Segni Bishops (1079-1123)

Bruno (1079-1111 as cardinal-bishop, 1111-1123 only as bishop)

Kardynałowie bishop Velletri (until 1981), Velletri e Segni (1981-86) and Velletri-Segni (since 1986):

Diomede Falconio (1914-1917)

Basilio Pompilj (1917-1931)

Bonaventura Cerretti (1933)

Enrico Gasparri (1933-1946)

Clemente Micara (1946-1965)

Fernando Cento (1965-1973)

Ildebrando Antoniutti (1973-1974)

Sebastiano Baggio (1974-1993)

Joseph Ratzinger (1993-2005)

Francis Arinze (2005-



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