Римско -католическая епархия Бисгли
(Перенаправлен от епископа Биссогли )
Епархия Бисгли (исторический) Епархия Вики | |
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| Расположение | |
| Страна | Италия |
| Территория | Апулия (Пулия) |
| Церковная провинция | Трани |
| Столичный | Архиепископ Трани |
| Координаты | 41 ° 14′35 ″ с.ш. 16 ° 30′19 ″ E / 41,24306 ° N 16,50528 ° E |
| Статистика | |
| Население - Общий - католики | (по состоянию на 1762 г.) 12 000 (есть.) 12,000 (100.0%) |
| Информация | |
| Деноминация | Римско -католик |
| Независимо от церкви | Латинская церковь |
| Нравиться | Римский обряд |
| Учредил | 8 век до 1818 года |
| Собор | Собор С. Пьетро Апостоло |
| Святой Босс | Апостол Петр |
| Нынешнее лидерство | |
| Папа | Фрэнсис |
| Столичный архиепископ | Джован Баттиста Пичьери |
| Веб -сайт | |
| Архиепископия Трани и Бисегли | |
Бишгли , (латынь: диоэузованная vigiliensis ) была римско-католической епархией, расположенной в городе Бисегли на Адриатическом море в провинции Барлетта-Андрия-Трани Апулия на юге Италии. Это в пяти милях к югу от Трани.
В 1818 году он был объединен с архиепархией Трани, чтобы сформировать архиепархию Трани-Бисгли . [ 1 ] [ 2 ]
История епархии
[ редактировать ]В 839 году, и снова в 840 году на территорию Бискильи подвергалась нападению и опустошена сарацинами (арабы и мавры из Северной Африки). [ 3 ]
1 октября 1071 года епископ Джованни присутствовал при освящении Церкви монастыря Монтекассино папой Александра II. [ 4 ]
В 1079 году Роберт Гискард, который принял титул герцога Апулии, встретил своих вассалов в Мельфи. Граф Пьетро из Трани, который считал себя равным Гискардом, не присутствовал. Поэтому Гийскарт прошел кампанию против Трани, Бисегли, Джовенназо, Корато и Андрии, и взял заключенных. [ 5 ]
Собор С. Петра был посвящен 1 мая 1295 года епископом Лео с помощью семи других епископов. [ 6 ] В соборе была глава, состоящая из семи достоинств, шестнадцати канонов и десяти капелланов. [ 7 ] В 1685 году соборная глава содержала семь достоинств и шестнадцать канонов. [ 8 ] Достоинства были: архидиакон, архприрчик, два Primicerii, Prior, Dean и Penitentiary. [ 9 ] В 1762 году было шесть достоинств и двадцать шесть канонов. Город Бисгли имел c. 12 000 жителей, с тремя приходскими церквями (и в общей сложности десять церквей внутри города [ 10 ] ); Было пять домов религиозных мужчин и два монастыря монахов. [ 11 ]
У епархии Бисегли было две университетские церкви, С. Адоэно (с куратором аббата, девятью канонами и шестью капелланами) [ 12 ] и сс. Matteo E Niccolò (с двумя аббатами, восемью канонами и пятью капелланами). [ 13 ] 15 июля 1818 года Папа Пий VII, отвечая на петицию из главы С. Адоэно, предоставил главе полномочия добавить к количеству хоровых капелланов. [ 14 ]
За городом было одиннадцать церквей на территории епархии Бишгли. [ 15 ]
Епископы епархии Бисгли
[ редактировать ]Построено: 8 век
Латинское имя: бдение
Столичный: архиепархия Трани
до 1200
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- Джордж (Сергей) (подтвержденный 787) [ 16 ]
- Меркуриус (подтвержден 1059) [ 17 ]
- Джон (подтвержден 1071, 1072) [ 18 ]
- Stephanus (1099)[19]
- Amandus (attested 30 July 1154 – 1182)[20]
- Bisantius, O.S.B. (attested 1182 – 19 October 1219)[21]
from 1200 to 1400
[edit]- ...
- Nicolaus (attested 1229)[22]
- (Al)bertus (attested 1237)[23]
- Nicolaus (attested 1240)[24]
- Sergius (1267 – 1274)[25]
- Sede vacante (1275/1276 – 1285)[26]
- ? Opizzo Fieschi[2][27] Apostolic Administrator (1280.04.01 – 1288.06.04)
- Hieronymus (1285)[28]
- Leo(nius)[29]
- Leone di Gaeta (attested 1303, 1306, 1309)[30]
- Giovanni (attested 1314)[31]
- Giacomo (1317? – ?)[2][32]
- Nicola (1320? – ?)[2]
- Bartolomeo Fiore, O.P. (1327? – ?)[2][33]
- Martino Sambiasi (? – death 1348)[2]
- Simone de Rayano (5 Nov 1348 – death 1367?)[2]
- Nicola Ricci, O.F.M. (19 July 1387 – 21 April 1421) (Avignon Obedience)[34]
- Domenico (? – ?) (Roman Obedience)[2]
- Giovanni (1390? – 1390)[2]
- Giacomo Federici, Carmelites (O. Carm.) (4 Jan 1391 – 1399?)[2][35]
from 1400 to 1600
[edit]- Francesco Falconi (1399? – ?)[36]
- Nicola Falconi (1413 – death 1442)[37]
- Giacomo Pietro de Gravina (23 May 1442 – death 1476)[38]
- Bernardino Barbiani (9 Aug 1476 – 24 Aug 1487)[39]
- Martino de Madio da Tramonti (Martino de Maggio) (24 Aug 1487 – 18 Nov 1507)[40]
- Antonio Lupicino (19 November 1507 – 1524)[41]
- Geronimo Sifola (11 May 1524 – death 1565)[42]
- Giovanni Andrea Signati (22 Aug 1565 – 23 Sept 1575)[43]
- Leonardo Bonaccorsi (23 Sept 1575 – death 1576)[44]
- Giovanni Battista Soriani, O. Carm. (22 Aug 1576 – death 25 June 1582)[45]
- Nicola Secadenari (1583 – death 30 July 1583)[46]
- Alessandro Cospi (7 Oct 1583 – death 15 May 1609)[47]
from 1600 to 1817
[edit]- Antonio Albergati (1609.08.03 – 1627)[48][49]
- Nicola Bellolatto (1627.03.08 – death 1636.07.15)[2][48]
- Bernardino Scala (12 January 1637 – 28 May 1643)[50]
- Guglielmo Gaddi (1643.08.31 – death 1652.02.07)[48][51]
- Giuseppe Lomellini, O.S.B.(1652.08.26 – death 1657.08.25)[2][48]
- Cesare Cancellotti (1 April 1658 – 16 June 1662)[52]
- Giovanni Battista Penna, O.E.S.A. (9 April 1663 – death 2 July 1664)[53]
- Francesco Antonio Ricci, O.F.M. Obs. (15 September 1664 – death 28 April 1685)[54]
- Giuseppe Crispini (10 Sept 1685 – 13 November 1690)[55]
- Pompeo Sarnelli (17 February 1692 – death 7 July 1724)[56]
- Antonio Pacecco (Antonio Pacicco), O.F.M. (11 September 1724 – death March 1739)[57]
- Francesco Antonio Leonardi (15 July 1739 – death 1762)[58]
- Donato Antonio Giannelli (22 November 1762 – death 1783)[59]
- Sede vacante (1783 – 1792)
- Salvatore Palica, O.S.B. Cel. (26 March 1792 – 1800)[60]
- Sede vacante (1800 – 1818)[61]
The Diocese of Bisceglie was united on 27 June 1818 with the Archdiocese of Trani to form the Archdiocese of Trani e Bisceglie
References
[edit]- ^ Cheney, David M. "Diocese of Bisceglie". Catholic-Hierarchy.org. Retrieved June 16, 2018. (for Chronology of Bishops)self-published
- ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h i j k l Chow, Gabriel. "Diocese of Bisceglie (Italy)". GCatholic.org. Retrieved June 16, 2018. (for Chronology of Bishops)self-published
- ^ Sarnelli (1693), pp. 27-28.
- ^ Sarnelli (1693), p. 31. Luigi Tosti (1843). Storia della badia di Monte-Cassino (in Italian). Vol. Tomo primo. Naples: Filippo Cirelli. p. 410.
- ^ Sarnelli (1693), p. 30.
- ^ Sarnelli (1693), p. 105.
- ^ D'Avino, p. 64.
- ^ Ritzler-Sefrin, V, p. 415, note 1.
- ^ Pompeo Sarnelli (1694). Dioecesanae constitutiones synodales S. Vigiliensis ecclesiae Pompejo Sarnellio episcopo editae in synodis celebratis diebus 28. & 29. Junii annis 1692. 1693. 1694 (in Italian). Bisceglie: ex typographia Archiepiscopali. pp. 133–134. Bishop Albergati (1609–1627) had founded an additional Canonry. Two canonries belonged to the Theologian and the Penitentiary.
- ^ Sarnelli (1693), p. 107.
- ^ Sarnelli (1693), p. 108-109. Ritzler-Sefrin, VI, p. 442, note 1.
- ^ S. Audoeno appears in the record as early as 1074. Its church was consecrated by Bishop Simone and six other bishops on 1 July 1367. Sarnelli (1693), p. 106.
- ^ Two separate churches were consolidated in 1608; both go back to c. 1100. Sarnelli (1693), p. 105. D'Avino, p. 64, column 2.
- ^ The papal bull is addressed to the Capitular Vicar of Biseglie, sede illius episcopali vacante, and dated 15 July 1818. Bullarii Romani continuatio (in Latin). Vol. Tomus septimus, pars II. Prati: Typographia Aldina. 1852. pp. 1786–1788.
- ^ Sarnelli (1693), pp. 109-110.
- ^ Georgius was present at the II Ecumenical Council of Constantinopole in 787. Ughelli, p. 938.
- ^ Sarnelli, p. 29-30, demonstrates that another document of Mercurius is a forgery.
- ^ J. P. Migne (ed.) Patrologiae Latinae Tomus CLXXIII (173) (Paris 1854), p. 753.
- ^ Ughelli, p. 938. Cappelletti, p. 71.
- ^ Amandus last appears in a document of 7 July 1182. Kehr, p. 311-313, nos. 1-10. Kemp, p. 565
- ^ Ughelli, pp. 941-944. Eubel, I, p. 527. Kehr, p. 313. Kemp, pp. 566-567.
- ^ Eubel, I, p. 527. Ughelli, p. 944.
- ^ Albertus is known only from a fragmentary and now-lost inscription. Kemp, p. 567.
- ^ Kemp, p. 567, with notes 22-24.
- ^ Sergius is referred to as 'Bishop-elect' from June to September 1267. Kemp, p. 567.
- ^ Kamp, p. 568. By implication, Kamp does not accept Fieschi's term as Administrator.
- ^ Opizo was titular Patriarch of Antioch, and served as Administrator of Limasol (Cyprus) (to 1280), Trani (1280–1288), Genoa (from 1288–1292) Eubel I, p. 93, with note 8; 281; 491 with note 3. Daniele Calcagno, "Il patriarca di Antiochia Opizzo Fieschi, diplomatico di spicco per la Santa Sede fra Polonia, Oriente latino ed Italia nel XIII sec.," in: I Fieschi tra papato e impero. Atti del Convegno. Lavagna, 18 dicembre 1994, (Lavagna 1997), pp. 145-268. Patriarch Opizzo was assigned by Pope Nicholas III as Administrator of Trani on 1 April 1280 and required to live there, and not administer through procurators or vicars: J. Gay, ed. (1898). Les registres de Nicolas III (1277-1280) (in Latin). Paris: A. Fontemoing. pp. 287–288, no. 647.
- ^ Cappelletti, p. 72. Gams, p. 857.
- ^ Ughelli, p. 944. Cappelletti, p. 72-73. Gams, p. 857.
- ^ Cappelletti, p. 73. Ughelli inserts a Bishop Matteo between the two Leos, but he is rejected by Cappelletti and questioned by Gams, p. 857. The possibility must be entertained that the two Leos are the same person.
- ^ Sarnelli, p. 50. Ughelli, p. 944. Eubel, I, p. 527.
- ^ Sarnelli, p. 50. Gams, p. 857.
- ^ Fra Bartolomeo was a native of Bari, and had been Inquisitor in Ferrara. He was a Chaplain and Councilor of King Charles (d. 1309). He died in Ferrara, carrying out his functions as Inquisitor. Ughelli, p. 944.
- ^ Ricci (Petracino) was later Bishop of Diocese of Krk (Veglensis) (Croatia) (21 April 1421 – 1435). Eubel, I, pp. 518, 527; II, 263.
- ^ Sarnelli, p. 56.
- ^ Francesco Falconi belonged to a noble family of Bisceglie. He had been Abbot of the Monastery of S. Adoeno. Sarnelli, p. 57. Eubel, I, p. 527.
- ^ Ughelli, p. 945. In 1413 he entered into an agreement with his Chapter: Sarnelli, p. 58.
- ^ Ughelli, pp. 945-946. Eubel, II, p. 268.
- ^ Barbiani was transferred to the diocese of Bisaccia (Italy) (1487.08.24 – death in 1498?). Eubel, II, p. 106, 268.
- ^ Martino de Maggio had previously been Bishop of Bisaccia (Italy) (8 April 1463 – 24 August 1487). In 1502 he participated in the grant of the church of S. Maria del Muro in Bisceglie to the Dominican Order. Ughelli, pp. 947-948. Eubel, II, pp. 106, 268; III, p. 334, with n. 2.
- ^ Lupicino belonged to the family of the Counts of Canusio, and had been Archdeacon of Andria. He resigned in 1524, and died in 1543. Ughelli, p. 948. Eubel, III, p. 334.
- ^ Sifola, a member of a noble family of Trani, was the nephew of his predecessor, Antonio Lupicino. Ughelli, p. 948. Eubel, III, p. 334.
- ^ A native of Castrovillari (Cassano), Signati was a priest of the diocese of Cassano (Calabria), and a Doctor of theology. He was the first bishop of Bisceglie to make a formal inspection (1574) of the diocesan Archives, as mandated by the Council of Trent. He was transferred to the diocese of Bisignano (23 Sept 1575–November 1575). Sarnelli, p. 84. Eubel, III, pp. 134, 334.
- ^ Bonaccorsi, a native of Pistoia, was a Doctor of Canon Law. He was appointed Bishop of Bisceglie by Pope Gregory XIII on 23 September 1575. Sarnelli, p. 84. Eubel, III, p. 334.
- ^ Of a noble family of Naples, Soriani was noted for his expertise in Latin and Hebrew. He belonged to the Carmine Maggiore in Naples. He taught theology. He had been Procurator General of the Carmelite Order. Giuseppe Falcone (1595). La cronica carmelitana dall ́origine di Santo Elia Profeta all di oggi... di nuova posta in luce dal R. P. M. Giuseppe Falcone (in Latin). Piacenza: Bazachi. p. 692. Ughelli, p. 948. Cappelletti, p. 75. Eubel, III, p. 334.
- ^ Secadenari was a native of Bologna. He was appointed Bishop of Bisceglie by Pope Gregory XIII, but he died in Bologna before he ever reached Bisceglie. Ughelli, p. 949. Eubel, III, p. 334.
- ^ On Secadenari's death, Gregory XIII immediately appointed Cospi, another native of Bologna, in his place. Cappelletti states that this took place on 17 August 1583; Ughelli, p. 949, and Eubel, III, p. 334, on 7 October. Cospi was present in the Synod of Trani in 1589 (Ughelli). He held four diocesan visitations, in 1584, 1588, 1594, and 1595.
- ^ Jump up to: a b c d Patritius (Patrice) Gauchat (1935). Hierarchia catholica medii et recentioris aevi. Vol. IV. pp. 368–369.
- ^ "Archbishop Antonio Albergati" Catholic-Hierarchy.org. David M. Cheney. Retrieved November 24, 2016[self-published source]
- ^ Scala was born at Sant' Abondio in the diocese of Gubbio. He was a Doctor in theology, and a Canon of San Lorenzo in Damaso in Rome. He was consecrated in Rome by Cardinal Antonio Barberini on 25 January 1637. He was transferred to the diocese of Montefeltro on 28 May 1643. He died on 19 Jan 1667. Cappelletti, p. 75. Gauchat, IV, pp. 186 with note 4; 369 with note 4.
- ^ "Bishop Guglielmo Gaddi" Catholic-Hierarchy.org. David M. Cheney. Retrieved October 7, 2016[self-published source]
- ^ Cancellotti was a native of San Severino, and was Archdeacon and vicar of the Bishop of San Severino. He was consecrated in Rome by Cardinal Marcantonio Franciotti on 7 April 1658. He was later transferred to the diocese of Montalto (Italy) (16 June 1662 – death 27 June 1673). Sarnelli, pp. 91-92. Gauchat, pp. 246 with note 6; 369 with note 7.
- ^ Penna: Sarnelli, p. 92. Cappelletti, p. 76. Gauchat p. 369
- ^ Ricci was born in Rome, and served as Custos and then Provincial of the Roman Province of the Observant Franciscans. He was a Consultor at the Holy Office (Roman Inquisition). He was appointed bishop of Bisceglie by Pope Alexander VII on 15 September 1664. He held a diocesan synod in 1667. Sarnelli, pp. 92-93. Gauchat, IV, p. 369 with note 9; Ritzler-Sefrin, V, p. 415 with note 2.
- ^ Crispini was born in Rocca Guglielma (diocese of Aquino) in 1639. He was a Doctor in utroque iure (Civil and Canon Law) from the Sapienza in Rome (1667); he became a Protonotary Apostolic. He was transferred to the diocese of Amelia on 13 November 1690. He died in May 1721. Ritzler-Sefrin, V, pp. 81 with note 4; 415 with note 3.
- ^ A native of Polignano, Sarnelli was a doctor in theology (Sapienza, Rome 1680). He had been Vicar-General of Cesena, Synodical Examiner of Benevento, and Mitered-Abbot of Santo Spirito in Benevento. He was consecrated a bishop on 4 May 1692 by Cardinal Vincenzo Maria Orsini de Gravina, who became Pope Benedict XIII (1724–1730). He was a prolific writer, and the author of the book on the diocese and bishops of Bisceglie. Nicola De Donato (1906). L'erudito monsignor Pompeo Sarnelli, fra i piú moderni del Seicento, Vescovo di Bisceglie (in Italian). Bitonto: N. Garofalo. Ritzler-Sefrin, V, p. 415 with note 4.
- ^ Ritzler-Sefrin, V, p. 415 with note 5.
- ^ Born in Falchi (Capua) in 1684, Leonardi had been rector of the parish church of San Giovanni in Capua. He was appointed Canon Penitentiary in the Cathedral Chapter of Capua, and Synodal Examiner of Priests. Leonardi earned the degree of Master of theology from the University of Naples in 1733 at the age of 49. He was Primicerius in the Cathedral Chapter of Capua when appointed Bishop of Trevico (11 May 1733 – 15 July 1739). He was consecrated a bishop in Rome on 17 May 1733 by Cardinal Francesco Finy. Leonardi was transferred to the diocese of Bisceglie on 15 July 1739 by Pope Clement XII. Ritzler-Sefrin, VI, pp. 418 with note 2; 442 with note 2.
- ^ Born in Cajazzo in 1718, Giannelli was Doctor in utroque iure (Civil and Canon Law) from the Sapienza in Rome 1746. He served as Vicar-General in several dioceses in the Kingdom of Naples successively: Campagna e Satriano, Sora, Cava, Materana, Ariano, and Lecce. Ritzler-Sefrin, VI, p. 442 with note 3.
- ^ Born in 1731, Palica was a native of Barletta (diocese of Trani). He lectured in philosophy and theology in the houses of his Congregation, and was Abbot of several monasteries, including Monte Sulmone. He was President General of the Celestine Congregation in the Kingdom of Naples (1790–1792). The King of Naples nominated him bishop of Bisceglie on 15 February 1792, and he was approved by Pope Pius VI on 26 March. He was consecrated in Rome on 9 April 1792 by Cardinal Francesco Saverio de Zelada. Palica died in 1800. Ritzler-Sefrin, VI, p. 442 with note 4. Бруно Пеллегрино; Франческо Гаудиозо (1987). Религиозные ордена и компании на современном юге: акты обучения семинара, Lecce, 29-31 января 1986 года (на итальянском языке). Галатина: уйти. стр. 544, 551. ISBN 978-88-7786-091-0 .
- ^ Епархия находилась под управлением архиепископа Трани. Cappelletti, p. 76 Bullarii римское продолжение (на латыни). Тол. Том седьмой, часть 2. Медоу: Печать Алдина. 1852. С. 1775 столбец 2.
Книги
[ редактировать ]Справочные работы
[ редактировать ]- Юбель Конрад Эд. (1913). Католическая иерархия, том 1 (второе изд.). Мюнстер: Библиория Регенсбергиана. (на латыни)
- Юбель Конрад Эд. (1914). Католическая иерархия, том 2 (второе изд.). Мюнстер: Библиория Регенсбергиана. (на латыни)
- Юбель Конрад Эд. (1923). Католическая иерархия, том 3 (второе изд.). Мюнстер: Библиория Регенсбергиана.
- GAMS, Пол Бонифейс (1873). Серия епископов католической церкви, как и благословенный Петр . Ратисбон: напечатано Джорджем Джозефом Манцем. стр. 857-858. (Используйте с осторожностью; устаревшая)
- Гаучат, Патрик (Патрис) (1935). Иерархия Католик 4 (1592-1667) . Мюнстер: Регенсбергиана . Получено 2016-07-06 . (на латыни)
- Ритцлер, Реми; Сефрин, Пирмин (1952). Иерархия католическая среда и недавний возраст 5 (1667-1730) . Падуя: Мессагеро Ди С. Антонио . Получено 2016-07-06 . (на латыни)
- Ритцлер, Реми; Сефрин, Пирмин (1958). Иерархия католическая среда и недавний возраст 6 (1730-1799) . Падуя: Мессагеро Ди С. Антонио . Получено 2016-07-06 . (на латыни)
- Ритцлер, Реми; Сефрин, Пирмин (1968). Иерархия католической среды и недавнего возраста или самых высоких понтификов, Sre Cardinals, церкви церкви ... понтификат PII pp. 7 (1800) до понтификата Грегори, стр. 16 (1846) (на латыни). Тол. 7 Монастырь: BK. Регенсбургиана.
- Ритцлер, Реми; ПИРМИНЕС СЕФРИН (1978). Иерархия католической среды и последние годы ... Папский Пий. 9 (1846) до понтификата Лео. 13 (1903) (на латыни). Тол. 8 Il Messgarperi di S. Antonio.
- Pięta, Zenon (2002). Иерархия католической среды и последние годы ... Папский Пий. 10 (1903) до понтификата бенедического стр. 15 (1922) (на латыни). Тол. 9 Падуя: Мессагеро ди Сан -Антонио. ISBN 978-88-250-1000-8 .
Исследования
[ редактировать ]- Avino, Vincenzio D '(1848). Исторические заметки о архиепископах, епископах и прелатизи (Нуллиус) Королевства двух сицилий (на итальянском языке). Неаполь: из отпечаток Рануччи. стр. 61–65.
- Каппеллетти, Джузеппе (1870). Церкви Италии от их происхождения до сегодняшнего дня (на итальянском языке). Том. Венеция: Антонелли.
- Кер, Пол Фридолин (1962). Италия Ponficalia. Регата римские понтифики. Тол. Самниум-Апулия-Луканий 9: Архивировал 2016-03-05 на машине Wayback . Берлин: Вейдманн.
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