Roman Catholic Archdiocese Of Milan

The Church in Milan was first established in the 1st Century as a small Diocese . It was elevated to the rank of an Archdiocese in the 4th Century .

BISHOPS AND ARCHBISHOPS

St. Barnabas (ca. 50 - 55 (?))

St. Anathalone (ca. 53 (?))

St. Caius ( 61 - 85 (?))

''vacant''

St. Castricianus ( 97 - 138 (?))

St. Calimerus (( 138 - 191 (?))

''vacant''

St. Mona ( 283 - 313 (?))

St. Mirocles ( 313 - 316 (?))

St. Maternus ( 316 - 328 )

St. Protasius Algisi ( 328 - 343 (+1))

St. Eustorgius ( 344 (-1)-ca. 350

St. Dionysius Mariani (ca. 350 - 355 )

Auxentius ( 355 (-6) - 374 )

St. Ambrose ( 374 - 397 )

St. Simplicianus Soresini ( 397 - 400 )

St. Venerius Oldrati ( 400 - 408 )

St. Marolo ( 408 - 423 )

St. Martinianus Osio ( 423 - 435 )

St. Glycerius Landriani ( 436 - 438 )

St. Lazarus Beccardi ( 438 - 449 )

St. Eusebius Pagani ( 449 - 462 )

St. Gerontius Bescapè ( 462 - 465 )

St. Benignus Bossi ( 465 - 472 )

St. Senator Settala ( 472 - 475 )

St. Theodorus I de' Medici ( 475 - 490 )

St. Laurentius I Litta ( 490 - 512 )

St. Eustorgio II ( 512 - 518 )

St. Magnus de' Trincheri ( 518 - 530 )

St. Dacius Agliati ( 530 - 552 )

Vitale de' Cittadini ( 552 - 555 )

Frontone ( 556 - 566 )

St. Ausanus Crivelli ( 566 - 567 )

St. Honoratus Castiglioni ( 568 - 572 )

Laurentius II ( 573 - 592 )

Constantius de' Cittadini ( 593 - 600 )

Deodatus ( 601 - 629 )

Asterius ( 630 - 640 )

Forte ( 641 - 643 )

St. Giovan I Bono ( 649 - 660 )

St. Antonino Fontana ( 660 - 661 )

St. Maurisilio ( 661 - 662 )

St. Ampelio ( 667 - 672 )

St. Mansueto Savelli ( 672 - 681 )

St. Benedetto I Crespi ( 681 - 725 )

Theodorus II ( 725 - 739 )

St. Natale ( 740 - 741 )

Arifred ( 741 - 742 )

Stabile ( 742 - 744 )

Leto Marcellino ( 745 - 759 )

Tommaso Grassi ( 759 - 783 )

Pietro I Oldrati ( 784 - 801 )

''vacant''

Odelperto ( 803 - 813 )

St. Anselmo I Biglia ( 813 - 818 )

St. Buono Castiglioni ( 818 - 822 )

Angilberto I ( 822 - 823 )

Angilberto II Pusterla ( 824 - 859 )

Tadone ( 860 - 868 )

Ansperto Confalonieri da Biassono ( 868 - 881 )

Anselmo II Capra ( 882 - 896 )

Landolfo I Grassi ( 896 - 899 )

Andrea da Carcano ( 899 - 906 )

Aicone Oldrati ( 906 - 918 )

Gariberto di Besana ( 918 - 921 )

Lamperto ( 921 - 931 )

Elduin ( 931 - 936 )

Arderico Cotta ( 936 - 948 )

Adelmano ( 948 - 953 )

Valperto de' Medici ( 953 - 970 )

Arnolfo I ( 970 - 974 )

Gotofredo ( 974 - 979 )

Landolfo II da Carcano ( 980 - 998 )

Arnolfo II da Arsago ( 998 - 1018 )

Ariberto Da Intimiano ( 1018 - 1045 )

St. Guido da Velate ( 1045 - 1069 , died 1071 )

Attone ( 1070 - 1075 )

--- Gotifredo da Castiglione ( 1070 - 1075 ) (antibishop)

Tebaldo da Castiglione ( 1075 - 1080 )

''vacant''

Anselmo III da Rho ( 1086 - 1093 )

Arnolfo III ( 1093 - 1097 )

Anselmo IV da Bovisio ( 1097 - 1101 )

Grossolano ( 1102 - 1112 )

Giordano da Clivio ( 1112 - 1120 )

Olrico ( 1120 - 1126 )

Anselmo V Pusterla ( 1126 - 1133 )

''vacant''

St. Bernardo ( 1135 )

Robaldo ( 1135 - 1145 )

Umberto I da Pirovano ( 1146 - 1166 )

St. Galdino della Sala ( 1166 - 1176 )

Algisio da Pirovano ( 1176 - 1182 )

Umberto II. Crivelli ( 1182 - 1185 )

Milone da Cardano ( 1185 - 1195 )

Umberto III da Terzago ( 1195 - 1196 )

Filippo I da Lampugnano ( 1196 - 1206 )

Umberto IV da Pirovano ( 1206 - 1211 )

Gerardo da Sessa ( 1211 - 1212 )

Enrico I da Settala ( 1213 - 1230 )

Guglielmo I da Rizolio ( 1230 - 1241 )

Leon da Perego ( 1241 - 1257 )

Ottone Visconti ( 1262 - 1295 )

Ruffino da Frisseto ( 1295 - 1296 )

Francesco I da Parma ( 1296 - 1308 )

Cassone Torriani ( 1308 - 1317 )

Aicardo da Intimiano ( 1317 - 1339 )

''vacant''

Giovanni II Visconti ( 1342 - 1354 )

Roberto Visconti ( 1354 - 1361 )

Guglielmo II Pusterla ( 1361 - 1370 )

Simon da Borsano ( 1370 - 1380 )

Antonio de' Saluzzi ( 1380 - 1401 )

Pietro Di Candia ( 1402 - 1410 )

Francesco II Crippa ( 1409 - 1414 )

Bartolommeo Capra ( 1414 - 1433 )

Francesco III Piccolpasso ( 1433 - 1443 )

Enrico II Rampini ( 1443 - 1450 )

Giovanni III Visconti ( 1450 - 1453 )

Nicolò Amidano ( 1453 - 1454 )

Timoteo Maffei ( 1454 )

Gabriele Sforza ( 1454 - 1457 )

Carlo I da Forlì ( 1457 - 1461 )

Stefano Nardini ( 1461 - 1484 )

Giovan IV Arcimboldi ( 1484 - 1488 )

Guido Antonio Arcimboldi ( 1488 - 1497 )

Ottaviano Arcimboldi ( 1497 )

Ippolito I D'Este ( 1497 - 1520 )

Ippolito II D'Este ( 1520 - 1550 )

Giovan Angelo Arcimboldi ( 1550 - 1555 )

Filippo II Archinti ( 1556 - 1558 )

''vacant''

St. Carlo Borromeo ( February 8 , 1560 - November 3 , 1584 )

Gaspare Visconti ( 1584 - 1595 )

Federico I Borromeo ( 1595 - 1631 )

Cesare Monti ( 1632 - 1650 )

Alfonso Litta ( 1652 - 1679 )

Federico II Visconti ( 1681 - 1693 )

Federico III Caccia ( 1693 - 1699 )

Giuseppe I Archinti ( 1699 - 1712 )

Benedetto II Erba Odescalchi ( 1712 - 1737 )

Carlo Gaetano I Stampa ( 1737 - 1742 )

Giuseppe II Pozzobonello ( 1743 - 1783 )

Filippo Maria Visconti ( 1784 - 1801 )

Giovanni Battista Caprara ( 1802 - 1810 )

''vacant''

Carlo Gaetano II, Graf von Gaisruck ( 1816 - 1846 )

Bartolomeo Carlo Romilli ( 1847 - 1859 )

Paolo Angelo Ballerini ( 1859 - 1867 )

Luigi Nazari Di Calabiana ( 1867 - 1893 )

Andrea Carlo Ferrari ( May 21 , 1894 - February 2 , 1921 )

Ambrogio Damiano Achille Cardinal Ratti ( June 13 , 1921 - 1922 ), elected Pope

Eugenio Tosi ( 1922 - 1929 )

Blessed Ildefonso Cardinal Schuster , O.S.B. ( June 26 , 1929 - August 30 , 1954 )

Giovanni Battista Enrico Antonio Maria Cardinal Montini ( November 1 , 1954 - 1963 ), elected Pope

Giovanni Cardinal Colombo ( 1963 - 1979 )

Carlo Maria Cardinal Martini ( December 29 , 1979 - June 11 , 2002 )

Dionigi Cardinal Tettamanzi ( 2002 -present)

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