Titular Episcopal See of Pesto, Italy

Rite: Roman (Latin)

Name: Pesto (Italiano) / Pæstum (latine) / Pæstan(us) (Latin)

Location: pr. Salerno, Italy

400?: Established as Diocese of Pesto (Italiano) / Paëstum (latine)
600: Gained territory from the suppressed Diocese of Agropoli
750: Gained territory from the suppressed Diocese of Sala Consilina
983.06: Became suffragan of Salerno
1160: Suppressed (to establish Diocese of Capaccio)
1966: Restored as Titular Episcopal See of Pesto (Italiano) / Paëstum (latine)
1971: Renamed as Titular Episcopal See of Pesto (Italiano) / Pæstum (latine) / Pæstan(us) (Latin)

Titular Archbishop (2001.12.15 – ...):

Archbishop Giovanni D’Aniello (69)

Apostolic Nuncio to Uzbekistan

Apostolic Nuncio to Russian Federation

Bishops of Pesto (Roman Rite)

Bishop Celso
(1156? – ?)

Bishop of Pesto (1156? – ?)

Bishop Giovanni
(1142? – 1144?)

Bishop of Pesto (1142? – 1144?)

Bishop Alfano
(1100? – 1126?)

Bishop of Pesto (1100? – 1126?)

Bishop Maraldo
(1071? – ?)

Bishop of Pesto (1071? – ?)

Bishop Giovanni (later Archbishop)
(? – 1047.02.18)

Bishop of Pesto (? – 1047.02.18)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Salerno (Italy) (1047.02.18 – 1058)

Bishop Giovanni
(1019? – ?)

Bishop of Pesto (1019? – ?)

Bishop Amato
(1018? – ?)

Bishop of Pesto (1018? – ?)

Bishop Pando
(977? – 989?)

Bishop of Pesto (977? – 989?)

Bishop Giovanni
(954? – 963?)

Bishop of Pesto (954? – 963?)

Bishop Paolo
(932? – ?)

Bishop of Pesto (932? – ?)

Bishop Giovanni
(649? – ?)

Bishop of Pesto (649? – ?)

Bishop Fiorenzo
(499? – 501?)

Bishop of Pesto (499? – 501?)