Strongoli

Strongoli is a comune and town with a population of over 6000 people¹ in the province of Crotone, in Calabria, southernmost Italy.

Strongoli is a comune and town with a population of over 6000 people in the province of Crotone, in Calabria, southernmost Italy. Ireneo =Irenaeus (il 1179) Anonymous (bishop(s?) (mentioned in 1215; in 1219; in 1223)[8] Wiliam = Guglielmo (in 1246)[9] Peter = Pietro I, Benedictine Order (O.S.B.) (30 January 1255 - 1266/1267)[10] Johannes = Giovanni (fl. June 1284 - April 1286) TO ELABORATE from the Italian Wiki Ruggero (1282 – 1290.11.11), next Bishop of Rapolla (Italy) (1290.11.11 – 1305) Francesco (1291 – death 1297) Uguccio, Dominican Order (O.P.) (1297.03.18 – ?) Simone (? – ?) Ruggero (1322? – ?) Pietro (1330.09.10 – 1342) Tommaso de Rosa, ?Conventual Friars Minor (O.F.M.) (1342.11.13 – death 1351) Alamanno (1351.05.30 – ?) Pietro (? – ?) Raimondo (? – ?) Paolo de’ Medici, ?Conventual O.F.M. (1374.07.14 – ?) Vito (1375.09.27 – 1385.04.28); next uncanonical Bishop of Tricarico (Italy) (1385.04.28 – 1399.11), then canonical Bishop of Tricarico (Italy) (1399.11 – death 1403) Antonio (1389.06.18 – ?) Giacomo (1400.04.28 – 1402.10.09), previously Bishop of Anglona (1399.05.17 – 1400.04.28); later Bishop of Ales (Italy) (1402.10.09 – 1403.08.03), Bishop of Lavello (1403.08.03 – ?) Pietro (1407.07.23 – death 1413) Antonio de Podio (1418.03.09 – 1429.12.23), previously uncanonical Bishop of Bosa (Italy) (1410.05.23 – 1418.03.09); later Metropolitan Archbishop of Santa Severina (Italy) (1429.12.23 – death 1453) Tommaso Rossi (1429.12.23 – death 1433), previously Bishop of Cerenzia (1420.12.23 – 1429.05.18), Bishop of Oppido Mamertina (Italy) (1429.05.18 – 1429.12.23) Domenico Rossi (1433.12.14 – death 1470) Nicola Balestrari (1470.03.11 – ?) Giovanni di Castello (1479.04.21 – 1486.05.10), next Bishop of Carinola (Italy) (1486.05.10 – death 1501?) Giovanni Antonio Gotti (1486.05.10 – ?) Girolamo Lusco (1496.12.02 – death 1509) Gaspare de Murgiis (1509.11.21 – ?) Apostolic Administrator Cardinal Girolamo Grimaldi (1534.05.10 – 1535.11.15), while Cardinal-Deacon of S. Giorgio in Velabro (1528.04.27 – 1543.11.27), Apostolic Administrator of Diocese of Brugnato (Italy) (1528.09.25 – 1535.06.06), Apostolic Administrator of Diocese of Venafro (Italy) (1528.10.09 – 1536.06.02), Apostolic Administrator of Archdiocese of Bari e Canosa (Italy) (1530.09.02 – 1540.08.20); later Apostolic Administrator of Diocese of Albenga (Italy) (1538.11.15 – 1543.11.27) Pietro Ranieri (1535.11.15 – ?) Girolamo Zacconi (1541.05.20 – 1558.06.15) Matteo Zacconi (1558.06.15 – death 1565) Tommaso Orsini (1566.08.15 – 1568.01.23), next Bishop of Foligno (Italy) (1568.01.23 – 1576.01.25) Timoteo Giustiniani, Dominican Order (O.P.) (1568.04.05 – death 1571); previously last Bishop of Ario (Crete, insular Greece) (1550.06.27 – 1551.10.05), first Bishop of Retimo–Ario (Crete, insular Greece) (1551.10.05 – 1564.04.15), Bishop of Chios (insular Greece) (1564.04.15 – 1568.04.05) Gregorio Forbicini (1572.01.23 – death 1579) Rinaldo Corso (1579.08.03 – death 1582) Domenico Petrucci (1582.04.27 – 1584.07.23), next Bishop of Bisignano (Italy) (1584.07.23 – death 1598) Giovanni Luigi Marescotti (1585.01.14 – death 1587.01.03) Claudio Marescotti, Benedictine Confederation (O.S.B.) (1587.02.18 – death 1590.02.24) Claudio Vico (1590.03.21 – ?) Marcello Lorenzi (1600.01.31 – death 1601) Sebastiano Ghislieri (1601.04.30 – death 1627.10.02) Archbishop-bishop Bernardino Piccoli (1627.10.02 – death 1636), succeeding as former Titular Archbishop of Nicæa (1621.12.15 – 1627.10.02) and Coadjutor Bishop of Strongoli (1621.12.15 – 1627.10.02) Sallustio Bartoli (1636.11.10 – death 1637.05) Giulio Diotallevi (1637.12.14 – death 1638.09) Carlo Diotallevi (1639.05.02 – death 1652.03) Martino Denti de’ Cipriani, Barnabites (B.) (1652.08.26 – death 1655) Biagio Mazzella, O.P. (1655.10.25 – 1663.02.26), next Bishop of Sant’Agata de’ Goti (Italy) (1663.02.26 – death 1664) Antonio Maria Camalda (1663.07.02 – death 1690.12) Giovanni Battista Carrone (1691.12.19 – death 1706.04) Domenico Marzano (1719.03.28 – 1735.07.27), next Bishop of Bova (Italy) (1735.07.27 – death 1752) Gaetano de Arco (1736 – 1741.03.06), next Bishop of Nusco (Italy) (1741.03.06 – death 1753.05.25) Ferdinando Mandarani (1741.07.31 – 1748.01.29), next Bishop of Oppido Mamertina (Italy) (1748.01.29 – 1769.11.09) Domenico Morelli (1748.01.29 – death 1793?) Pasquale Petruccelli (1793.06.17 – death 1796?98) Sede vacante (1798 - see suppressed 1818)

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