sixteen secular priests. On 4 August 1973, the Archbishop of Salerno, Gaetano Pollio (1969-1984) was also named bishop of Campagna. The three dioceses were...

Azzolini Successor Henry Aruna Orders Ordination 16 October 1960 by Gaetano Pollio Consecration 6 January 1987 by Pope John Paul II Personal details Born...

Oct 1930- 10 Jul 1952 Retired) Raffaele Calabria (10 Jul 1952-1960) Gaetano Pollio, P.I.M.E. (8 Sep 1960-1969) Nicola Riezzo (28 Apr 1969- 27 Jan 1981...

the dormitory building of the cathedral complex. On 13 April 1947, Gaetano Pollio [it] was consecrated as the bishop of Kaifeng at the cathedral by Antonio...

Metropolitan Archbishop of Otranto 10 July 1952–12 July 1960 Succeeded by Gaetano Pollio Preceded by Daniel Rivero Rivero — TITULAR — Archbishop of Heliopolis...

(2007–2022) Archbishop John Baptist Liang Xisheng (1989–2007) Archbishop Gaetano Pollio, P.I.M.E. (December 12, 1946–September 8, 1960) Vicars Apostolic of...

April 1969 Installed 1 June 1969 Retired 27 January 1981 Predecessor Gaetano Pollio Successor Vincenzo Franco Previous post(s) Bishop of Castellaneta (1958-69)...

Bishop of above Nocera Inferiore–Sarno (1986.09.30 – death 1986.12.27) Gaetano Pollio (陽霖), Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions (P.I.M.E.) (1973.08...

Archbishop of Salerno and Perpetual Administrator of the diocese of Acerno, Gaetano Pollio (1969-1984) was also named bishop of Campagna, thereby serving as bishop...

archdiocese of Conza. On 4 August 1973, the Archbishop of Salerno, Gaetano Pollio (1969-1984), was also named bishop of Campagna. The three dioceses of...

archdiocese of Conza. On 4 August 1973, the Archbishop of Salerno, Gaetano Pollio (1969-1984), was also named bishop of Campagna. The three dioceses of...

the catacombs of Pontian, they are beardless and depicted alongside Saint Pollio. There is a church dedicated to them at Imbersago. Amore, Agostino (5 Nov...

Lampridius, Aelius Spartianus, Flavius Vopiscus, Julius Capitolinus, Trebellius Pollio, and Vulcatius Gallicanus, Historia Augusta (Augustan History). Sextus Aurelius...

Rome, the death place of Livy, whose Latin was said by the critic Asinius Pollio to betray his Patavinitas (q.v. Quintilian, Inst. Or. viii.i.3). Padua was...

"Consul" or "Consultant". Another author of the Historia Augusta, Trebellius Pollio, tells how emperor Claudius Gothicus (r. 268–270) had consulted the oracle...

San Donà di Piave), province of Venice is a former professional cyclist. Gaetano Astolfoni (18th-19th century), Italian painter Marco d'Aviano (1631 Aviano...

a South Slavic kingdom under Serbian leadership. 1914 - 1 July, Alberto Pollio, the Chief of Staff of the Italian army since 1908, dies unexpectedly and...

his specialties in his condemnation of Kaiser Wilhelm II Marcus Vitruvius Pollio (c. 80/70 BC?–c. 25 BC) – Roman architect and engineer, author of De architectura...

Pollianum, an ancient estate outside Herculaneum whose owner was called Pollio. In 1418 Queen Joanna II of Naples granted the Università (villages with...

Montuori, Achille Papa, Guglielmo Pecori Giraldi, Giuseppe Pennella, Alberto Pollio, Emanuele Pugliese, Armando Tallarigo, Ottavio Zoppi and Vittorio Zupelli...

students Enrico Cosenz (1882–1893), Domenico Primerano (1893–1896) and Alberto Pollio (1908–1914) they were respectively the first, second and fourth Army Chief...