Diocese of

Rio Branco

Brazil Brazil

Continent: South America

Rite: Roman (Latin)

Type: Diocese Diocese

Name: Rio Branco / Fluminis Albi Superioris (Latin)

Ecclesiastical Province: Porto Velho

Neighbouring Dioceses: Puerto Maldonado (↙), Cruzeiro do Sul (↖), Lábrea (↗), Porto Velho (→), Pando (↘)

Depends on: Dicastery for Bishops

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Celebrations

Patron Saint: Saint Pellegrino Laziosi (May 4)

Liturgical Calendar (National) 📅

History

Present Prelates

Bishop:vacant
Apostolic Administrator (2026.07.01 – ...):Bishop Antônio Fontinele de Melo (58)Bishop Antônio Fontinele de Melo (58)

Bishop of Humaitá (Brazil)

Ordinaries

Bishops of Rio Branco (Roman Rite)

Bishop Antônio Fontinele de Melo (58)Bishop Antônio Fontinele de Melo (58)
(Apostolic Administrator 2026.07.01 – ...)

Bishop Joaquín Pertíñez Fernández, O.A.R. (73)Bishop Joaquín Pertíñez Fernández, O.A.R. (73)
(1999.02.24 – 2026.07.01)

Bishop emeritus of Rio Branco (Brazil)

Ad Majorem Dilectionem

Born:1952.09.22 (Monachil, Spain)
Ordained Priest:1978.07.16
Consecrated Bishop:1999.05.30

Bishop of Rio Branco (Brazil) (1999.02.24 – 2026.07.01)

Bishop Moacyr Grechi, O.S.M. (later Archbishop)
(1986.02.15 – 1998.07.29)

Born:1936.01.19 (Araranguá, SC, Brazil)
Ordained Priest:1961.06.29
Consecrated Bishop:1973.10.21
Died:2019.06.17 (Porto Velho, RO, Brazil † 83)

Bishop-Prelate of Acre e Purus (Brazil) (1972.07.10 – 1986.02.15)

Titular Bishop of Vegesela in Numidia (1973.07.20 – 1978.05.26)

Bishop of Rio Branco (Brazil) (1986.02.15 – 1998.07.29)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Porto Velho (Brazil) (1998.07.29 – 2011.11.30)

Prelates of Acre e Purus (Roman Rite)

Bishop Moacyr Grechi, O.S.M. (later Archbishop)
(1972.07.10 – 1986.02.15)

(see above)

Bishop Giocondo María Grotti, O.S.M.
(1962.11.16 – 1971.09.28)

Born:1928.03.13 (Pieve di Budrio, Italy)
Ordained Priest:1952.06.07
Consecrated Bishop:1965.08.22
Died:1971.09.28 (Sena Madureira, AC, Brazil † 43)

Bishop-Prelate of Acre e Purus (Brazil) (1962.11.16 – 1971.09.28)

Titular Bishop of Thunigaba (1965.07.08 – 1971.09.28)

Bishop Antônio Julio María Mattioli, S.M.
(1958.04.26 – 1962.04.13)

Born:1902.07.20 (Serra Capanne, Italy)
Ordained Priest:1925.08.09
Consecrated Bishop:1948.07.25
Died:1962.04.13 († 59)

Apostolic Administrator of São Peregrino Laziosi no Alto Acre e Alto Purus (Brazil) (1941 – 1948.01.10)

Bishop-Prelate of São Peregrino Laziosi no Alto Acre e Alto Purus (Brazil) (1948.01.10 – 1958.04.26)

Titular Bishop of Lacedæmonia (1948.01.10 – 1962.04.13)

Bishop-Prelate of Acre e Purus (Brazil) (1958.04.26 – 1962.04.13)

Prelates of São Peregrino Laziosi no Alto Acre e Alto Purus (Roman Rite)

Bishop Antônio Julio María Mattioli, S.M.
(1948.01.10 – 1958.04.26)

(see above)

Fr. Antônio Julio María Mattioli, S.M. (later Bishop)
(Apostolic Administrator 1941 – 1948.01.10)

Bishop Próspero Maria Gustavo Bernardi, O.S.M.
(1926.12.10 – 1940)

Born:1870.12.13 (Bologna, Italy)
Ordained Priest:1894.05.19
Consecrated Bishop:1920.01.11
Died:1944.02.01 († 73)

Bishop-Prelate of Acre e Purus (Brazil) (1919.12.15 – 1926.12.10)

Titular Bishop of Paltus (1919.12.15 – 1944.02.01)

Bishop-Prelate of São Peregrino Laziosi no Alto Acre e Alto Purus (Brazil) (1926.12.10 – 1940)

Prelates of Acre e Purus (Roman Rite)

Bishop Próspero Maria Gustavo Bernardi, O.S.M.
(1919.12.15 – 1926.12.10)

(see above)

Bishop Geraldo Van Caloen, O.S.B.
(1906.03.12 – 1907.12.13)

Born:1853.03.12 (Lophem-lez-Bruges, Belgium)
Ordained Priest:1876.12.23
Consecrated Bishop:1906.04.18
Died:1932.01.16 (Cap d’Antibes, France † 78)

Bishop-Prelate of Acre e Purus (Brazil) (1906.03.12 – 1907.12.13)

Titular Bishop of Phocæa (1906.03.12 – 1932.01.16)

Abbot nullius of Nossa Senhora do Monserrate do Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) (1907.12.13 – 1915.05.18)

Special Churches

Churches by City (41)

Puerto Maldonado (↙), Cruzeiro do Sul (↖), Lábrea (↗), Porto Velho (→), Pando (↘)

Statistics (2022.12.31)

Area: 102,595 km²

Population: 502,500 Catholics (71.7% of 701,163 total)

Pastoral Centres: 43 parishes

Personnel: 41 priests (25 diocesan, 16 religious), 41 deacons, 82 religious (22 brothers, 60 sisters), 13 seminarians

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