Titular Metropolitan See of Cesarea in Cappadocia, Turkiye

Continent: Central and Southwest Asia

Rite: Roman (Latin)

Type: Titular Metropolitan See

Name: Cesarea in Cappadocia (latine) / Cesarea di Cappadocia (Italiano) / Cæsarien(sis) in Cappadocia (Latin)

Location: Kayseri, pr. Cappadocia I, Turkiye

History

100: Established as Metropolitan Archdiocese of Cesarea in Cappadocia
1100: Suppressed
1300?: Restored as Titular Metropolitan See of Cæsarea Ponti (latine) / Cesarea del Ponto (Italiano) / Cæsarien(sis) (Latin)
1925: Renamed as Titular Metropolitan See of Cæsarea (latine) / Cesarea (Italiano)
1926: Renamed as Titular Metropolitan See of Cæsarea (latine) / Cesarea di Cappadocia (Italiano)
1933: Renamed as Titular Metropolitan See of Cesarea in Cappadocia (latine) / Cesarea di Cappadocia (Italiano) / Cæsarien(sis) in Cappadocia (Latin)

Titular Archbishop

Titular Archbishop:

vacant

Past Ordinaries

Metropolitan Archbishops of Cesarea in Cappadocia (Roman Rite)

Saint Archbishop Basil of Caesarea
(370 – 379.01.01)

Born:	330 (Cæsarea in Cappadocia, Turkiye)
Ordained Priest:	365
Consecrated Bishop:	370.06.14
Died:	379.01.01 (Cæsarea in Cappadocia, Turkiye † 48)
Proclaimed Doctor of the Church:	1568.07.09
Feast:	01.02

Metropolitan Archbishop of Cesarea in Cappadocia (Turkiye) (370 – 379.01.01)

Archbishop. Son of Saint Basil the Elder and Saint Emmelia of Caesarea. Brother of Saint Gregory of Nyssa, Saint Peter of Sebaste, Saint Naucratius of Caesarea and Saint Macrina the Younger. Doctor of the Church.

Saint Archbishop Leontius of Caesarea
(325? – ?)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Cesarea in Cappadocia (Turkiye) (325? – ?)

Archbishop.

Former Titular Bishops

Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Pietro Palazzini (later Cardinal) (1962.08.28 – 1973.03.05)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Giuseppe Misuraca (1941.07.02 – 1962.06.04)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Eugène-Jacques Grellier (1936.06.15 – 1939.02.23)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Vincenzo Pulisic (1922.04.02 – 1936.02.06)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Jose Maria Ignacio Montes de Oca y Obregón (1920.12.16 – 1921.08.18)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Augusto Silj (later Cardinal) (1906.12.26 – 1919.12.15)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Giustino Adami (1898.01.13 – 1906.12.13)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Antonio Buglione (1894.09.11 – 1896.10.18)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Giuseppe Maria Graniello, B. (later Cardinal) (1892.03.29 – 1893.06.12)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Antonio Maria Trigona (1819.12.17 – 1835)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Giovanni Pignatelli (1779.03.01 – ?)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Luigi Valenti Gonzaga (later Cardinal) (1764.07.09 – 1776.05.20)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Ignazio Michele Crivelli (later Cardinal) (1739.09.30 – 1759.09.24)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Jean Claude Sommier (1725.01.29 – 1737.10.05)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Prospero Marefoschi (later Cardinal) (1721.02.03 – 1724.12.20)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Giorgio Spínola (later Cardinal) (1711.06.01 – 1719.11.29)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Lorenzo Casoni (later Cardinal) (1690.03.03 – 1706.05.17)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Giacomo Cantelmo (later Cardinal) (1683.09.27 – 1690.02.13)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Savo Millini (later Cardinal) (1675.06.17 – 1681.09.01)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Federico Baldeschi Colonna (later Cardinal) (1665.07.06 – 1674.12.17)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Celio Piccolomini (later Cardinal) (1656.10.16 – 1664.01.14)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop François de Rye (1626 – 1636.08.18)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Francesco Ubaldi (? – 1626)
Titular Bishop: Bishop Domenico Bonzi (1615.08.31 – 1621.04.30)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Guillaume Brillet (1447.05.26 – ?)
Titular Archbishop: Archbishop Giovanni, O.P. (1373 – ?)