- 960 was
founded a
Diocese of Cerenz(i)a (Italian) /
Pumentum (Latin) /
Cerenza / Geruntin(us) (Latin adjective),
bordering its
invariable Metropolitan...
-
diocese of
Cerenza (Geruntia, Gerenza) was
united to Cariati,
though it is only in 1342 that
mention is made of a
Bishop of
Cariati and
Cerenza. The bishop...
- e
Modesto (6
March 1566), † 16 May 1585
Alessandro Crivelli,
bishop of
Cerenza e Cariati,
nuncio in
Spain – cardinal-deacon
without the title, then (1565)...
-
member from 1994 to 1998. Pope John Paul II
appointed him
titular bishop of
Cerenza and
auxiliary of
Barcelona on June 9, 1993, to ****ist in the work of Archbishop...
- from the
archbishops of
Taranto and
Santa Severina, and the
bishop of
Cerenza., and
appeared in
Policastro for his consecration; the
canons refused to...
