Apostolic Nunciature to Naples

The Apostolic Nunciature to Naples was an ecclesiastical office of the Catholic Church in the Kingdom of Naples.[1] It was a diplomatic post of the Holy See, whose representative is called the Apostolic Nuncio with the rank of an ambassador.

List of Apostolic Nuncios

16th century

  • Fabio Arcella (1528 - 1534)
  • Tommaso Caracciolo (1534 - August 1535)
  • Fabio Arcella (August 11, 1535 - April 1537)
  • Francesco Guastaferro (April 1537 - 1541)
  • Bartolomeo Capobianco (1541 - June 1544)
  • Gerolamo Sauli (June 1544 - December 1545)
  • Berardo de Santis (December 11, 1545 - May 1546)
  • Bartolomeo Capobianco (May 1546 - November 1549)
  • Bartolomeo Capranica (November 8, 1549 - ?)
  • Paolo Fabio Cappelletto (? - 1554)
  • Pietro Camaiano (October 12, 1554 - 1555)
  • Marco Antonio Sauli (1555 - August 1558)
  • Giulio Pavesi (August 1558 - June 1560)
  • Paolo Odescalchi (June 15, 1560 - September 4, 1561)
  • Nicolò Fieschi (September 4, 1561 - December 15, 1564)
  • Antonio Scarampi (December 15, 1564 - May 15, 1566)
  • Cipriano Pallavicini (May 15, 1566 - November 23, 1566)
  • Paolo Odescalchi (January 15 1567 - February 27, 1568 appointed bishop of Penne)
  • Cesare Brumano (February 1568 - November 18, 1570)
  • Alessandro Simonetta (November 18, 1570 - November 9, 1572)
  • Antonio Maria Sauli (November 9, 1572 - October 15, 1577)
  • Lorenzo Campeggi (October 1577 - January 5, 1580)
  • Fantino Petrignani (January 5, 1580 - February 9, 1581)
  • Silvio Savelli (February 9, 1581 - June 2, 1585)
  • Giulio Rossino (June 2, 1585 - July 1587)
  • Marcantonio Bizzoni (July 10, 1587 - May 1589)
  • Alessandro Glorieri (May 20, 1589 - May 1591)
  • Germanico Malaspina (May 3, 1591 - December 21, 1591)
  • Pietro Astorgio (December 21, 1591 - March 1592)

17th century

18th century

  • Giambattista Patrizi (February 17, 1702 - December 20, 1707 appointed general treasurer of the Apostolic Chamber)
  • Alessandro Aldobrandini (December 20, 1707 - September 23, 1713 appointed nuncio to the Republic of Venice)
  • Gerolamo Alessandro Vicentini (June 17, 1713 - August 5, 1723 deceased)
  • Vincenzo Antonio Alemanni Nasi (December 2, 1723 - December 23, 1730 appointed apostolic nuncio to Spain)
  • Raniero Felice Simonetti (December 23, 1730 - September 9, 1743 appointed vice-chamberlengo of the Apostolic Chamber)
  • Luigi Gualterio (March 21, 1744 - March 2, 1754 appointed apostolic nuncio to France)
  • Lazzaro Opizio Pallavicini (May 21, 1754 - February 9, 1760 appointed apostolic nuncio to Spain)
  • Giuseppe Locatelli (January 11, 1760 - November 23, 1763 died)
  • Guido Calcagnini (February 22, 1765 - May 20, 1776 created cardinal)
  • Giuseppe Vincentini (January 23, 1776 - October 5, 1779 died)
  • Sede vacante

19th century

Kingdom of the Two Sicilies

  • Sede vacante
  • Alessandro Giustiniani (April 26, 1822 - April 24 1827 appointed Apostolic Nuncio to Portugal)
  • Luigi Amat di San Filippo e Sorso (April 24, 1827 - November 13, 1832 appointed Apostolic Nuncio to Spain)
  • Gabriele Ferretti (July 22, 1833 - May 23, 1837 appointed Bishop of Montefiascone)
  • Fabio Maria Asquini (December 22, 1837 - March 4, 1839 appointed to the Curia in Rome)
  • Camillo Di Pietro (July 27, 1839 - February 7, 1844 appointed Apostolic Nuncio to Portugal)
  • Pietro Antonio Garibaldi (February 7, 1844 - September 30, 1850 appointed Apostolic Nuncio to France)
  • Innocenzo Ferrieri (September 30, 1850 - June 16, 1856 appointed Apostolic Nuncio to Portugal)
  • Pietro Gianelli (March 18, 1858 - September 6 1860)
  • End of the Nunciature

References

  1. ^ Cheney, David M. "Nunciature to Naples". Catholic-Hierarchy.org. Retrieved June 15, 2018. [self-published]
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