Latin Patriarch of Constantinople

The Latin Patriarchate of Constantinople Opel originated in 1204 as a result of the conquest of Constantinople by the Fourth Crusade Opel. French crusaders, supported by the Republic of Venice, established the Latin Empire and drove the Orthodox Patriarch of Constantinople Opel. After the reconquest of the city in 1261 by Michael VIII Palaeologus and the end of the Latin Empire, the Patriarch took seat on Negroponte and officiated mostly in personal union as Archbishops of Crete. In the wake of the Union of Florence Crusader patriarchy was legally united with the Greek Patriarchate under Gregory Melissenus whose unierter with Rome branch, however, was occupied from Pietro Riario regularly with Latin prelates to the claim of the Roman Catholic Church on these traditional patriarchal seat of the East to maintain. The Latin Patriarch of Constantinople Opel assigned Patriarchal Basilica is St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. Since 1948, this Latin Titularpatriarchat was no longer occupied. The Patriarchate, together with those of other Latin Patriarchate, with the exception of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem in 1964 during the Second Vatican Council and on the basis of between Pope Paul VI. and the Orthodox Patriarch of Constantinople Opel Athinagoras taken agreement resolved.

List of Latin Patriarch of Constantinople Opel

The following people were at the head of the Roman Catholic Latin Patriarchate of Constantinople Opel:

  • Thomas Morosini, 1204-1211
  • Vacancy, 1211-1215
  • Gervase, 1215-1219
  • Vacancy, 1219-1221
  • John Halgrin ( Alegrin ), 1226-1227
  • Simon, 1227-1232
  • Vacancy, 1232-1235
  • Nicholas Castro Arquato ( Piacenza ), 1235-1251
  • Vacancy, 1251-1253
  • Titularpatriarchen
  • Pantaleon Giustiniani, 1253-1261
  • Vacancy, 1261-1286
  • Girolamo Masci, O.F.M. 1278-1288
  • Peter Correr (or Corrario ), 1288-1302
  • Leonhard Faliero, 1302-1305?
  • Nicholas of Thebes, 1308-1330?
  • Cardinalis, 1330-1335
  • Gozzio Battaglia (or Battaglini ), 1335-1338
  • Robert, 1338? -1341
  • Heinrich, 1341-1345
  • Stephan, 1346
  • Wilhelm Pustrella (or Pusterla ), 1346-1361
  • Peter Thomas, 1362-1366
  • Paul, 1366-1372
  • Ugolino Malabranca, 1372-1374
  • Jacob of Itri, 1376-1378
  • William of Urbino, 1379
  • Paul at Corinth ( Paulos Tagaris Palaiologos ), 1379
  • Matthew, -? , († 1404)
  • Angelo Correr, 1390-1406
  • Louis of Mitylene, 1406 - 1408
  • Antonio Correr, 1408
  • ( Alfonso d' Exéa, 1409 )
  • Franz Lando, 1409-1411/2
  • Jean de Rochetaillée, 1411/2-1417
  • Johann Contarini, 1424-1438?
  • Francis of Conzié, 1430-1432
  • Franz Condolmero, 1438-1453
  • Gregor Melissenus ( Mom ), 1454/5-1459, Oikumenischer Patriarch
  • Isidore of Kiev, 1459-1463, unierter with Rome Greek
  • Basilius Bessarion, 1463-1472, unierter with Rome Greek
  • Pietro Riario, O.F.M. Conv. 1472-1474
  • Jerome Lando, 1474-1497
  • Johann Michiel (or Michele ), 1497-1503
  • Johann Borgia the Elder, April 24, 1503-1. August 1503
  • Francis de Lorris, 1503-1506
  • Thomas Baekas of Erdöd, 1507-1521
  • Marcus Conraro, 1521-1524
  • Giles de Viterbo, O.S.A. 1524-1530
  • Francesco de Pisauro, 1530-1545?
  • Marino Grimani, 1545-1546
  • Ranuccio Farnese, O.E.S.S.H. 1546-1550
  • Fabio de Columna, 1550-1554
  • Ranuccio Farnese, O.E.S.S.H. 1554-1565
  • Scipione Rebiba, 1565-1573
  • Prosper Rebiba, 1573-1593
  • Silvio Savelli, 1594-1596
  • Hercules Tassoni, 1596-1597
  • Bonifacio Bevilacqua Aldobrandini, 1598-1599
  • Bonaventura Secusio a Caltagirone, O.F.M. Obs. 1599-1618
  • Ascanio Gesualdo, 1618-1638
  • Francesco Maria Machiavelli, 1640-1641
  • Giovanni Giacomo Panciroli, 1641-1643
  • Giovanni Battista Spada, 1643-1654
  • Volumnio Bandinelli, 1658-1660
  • Stefano Ugolini, 1667-1681
  • ODOARDO Cibo, 1689-1706
  • Lodovico Pico Della Mirandola, 1706-1712
  • Andrew Riggio, 1716-1717
  • Camillo Cibo, 1718-1729
  • Mundillus Orsini, C.O. 1729-1751
  • Ferdinando Maria de Rossi, 1751-1759
  • Philip Josias Caucci, 1760-1771
  • Ioannes de Portugal de la Puebla, 1771-1781
  • Franciscus Antonius Marucci, 1781-1798
  • Benedicto Fenaja, C. M. 1805-1823
  • Giuseppe della Porta Rodiani, 1823-1835
  • Giovanni Soglia Ceroni, 1835-1839
  • Antonio Maria Traversi, 1839-1842
  • Giovanni Giacomo Sinibaldi, January 27, 1843-2. September 1843
  • Fabio Maria Asquini, 1844-1845
  • Giovanni Giuseppe Canali, 1845-1851
  • Domenico Lucciardi, April 10, 1851-5. September 1851
  • Josephus Melquiades Ferlisi, 1860-1865
  • Rogerius Aloysius Emygdius antici Mattei, 1866-1878
  • James Gallo, 1878-1881
  • Vacancy, 1881-1887
  • Julius Lenti, 1887-1895
  • Giovanni Battista Casali del Drago, 1895-1899
  • Alexander Sanminiatelli Zabarella, 1899-1901
  • Carlo Nocella, 1901-1903, † 1908 ( previously Latin Patriarch of Antioch )
  • Giuseppe Ceppetelli, 1903-1917
  • Vacancy, 1917-1923
  • Michele di Zezza Zapponeta, 1923-1927
  • Antonio Anastasio Rossi, 1927-1948
  • Vacancy, 1948-1964
  • 1964 resolved
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