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DIOCESE OF CONCORDIA-PORDENONE (Dioecesis Concordiensis-Portus Naonis)

Country: Italy
Denomination: Roman Catholic

Established: 4^th century as Diocese of Concordia
Renamed in 1971

Arms (crest) of Diocese of Concordia-Pordenone

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Origin/meaning

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Arms of Bishops

Guarnerio da Polcenigo (1251-1252)
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Leonello Chiericato (1488-1506)
Francesco Argentino (1506-1511)
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Giovanni Argentino (1511-1533)
Marino Grimani (1533-1537)
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Pietro Querini (1545-1585)
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Marino Querini (1585-1585)
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Matteo Sanudo I (1585-1616)
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Matteo Sanudo II (1616-1642)
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Benedetto Cappello (1642-1667)
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Bartolomeo Gradenigo (1667-1668)
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Agostino Premoli (1668-1693)
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Paolo Valaresso (1693-1724)
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Jacopo Maria Erizzo (1724-1762)
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Alvise Maria Gabrieli (1762-1779)
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Giuseppe Maria Bressa (1779-1820)
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Pietro Carlo Ciani (1820-1827)
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Carlo Fontanini (1827-1850)
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Angelo Fusinato (1850-1856)
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Andrea Casasola (1856-1866)
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Nicolò dai conts Frangipane (1866-1872)
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Pietro Cappellari (1872-1881)
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Domenico Pio Rossi (1881-1893)
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Pietro Zamburlini (1893-1898)
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Francesco Isola (1898-1919)
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Luigi Paulini (1919-1944)
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Vittorio D’Alessi (1944-1949)
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Vittorio De Zanche (1949-1977)
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Abramo Freschi (1977-1989)
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Sennen Corrà (1989-2000)
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Ovidio Poletto (2000-2011)
Giuseppe Pellegrini (2011-present)

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