ROME, SEE AND CHURCH OF
1209
College of Cardinals, consisting, when complete, of 70 members, namely, 6 Curiinal-Bishops (holders of the suburbicary sees), 50 Cardinal-Priests, and 14 Cardinal-Deacons but hardly ever comprising the full number. In May, 1921, the Sacred College consisted of 6 Cardinal-Bishops, 47 Cardinal- Priests, and 8 Cardinal-Deacons. 1 The following list gives the names, dates, and offices of these 61 Cardinals: —
Name
Office or Dignity
Cardinal- Bithops:—
Vincenzo Vannutelli A
Gaetano de Lai .
Antonio Vico
Gennaro Granito Pi- gnatelli di Belinonte
Basilio Pompilj
Giovanni Cagliero
Cardinal-PrUtti : — Michael Logne . Giuseppe Prisco . Jose Maria Martin de
Herrera y de
Iglesia Giuseppe Francica-
Nava di Bontife Agostino Riuhelray Leo von Skrbensky Bartolomeo Bacilieri
Rafael Merry del Val
da
•i
Joaquim Arcoverde de ) Albuquerque Cava!- - canti . . ,;]
Ottavio Cagiano Azevedo .
Pietro Maffi .
Alessandro Lualdi
Desire Mercier
Pietro Gasparr; .
Louis Henri Lueon
Paulin Pierre Andrien
Antonio Mendes Bello
Francis Bourne .
William O'Connell
Enrique Almaraz y > Santos . i
Francois Marie Anatole i Roverie de Cabrieres I
Willem van Rossum .
Louis Nazaire Begin .
Bishop of Palestrina, Arch-^ priest of the Patriarchal I Liberian Basilica, Datary [ of His Holiness . . .)
Bishop of Sabina .
Bishop of Porto and Santa ) Ruflna . J
Biahop of Albano
Vicar General of His Holiness \ Cardinal Bishop of Velletri /
Bishop of Frascati
' Archbishop of Armagh ' Archbishop of Naples .
Archbishop of Santiago de Compostela .
Archbishop of Catania .
„ Turin
Archbishop of Olmutz . Bishop of Verona . Camerlengo of the Hoi; Roman Chnrch. Secretary I I of the Congr. of the Holy!- Office, Archpriest of the Vatican Basilica .)
Archbishop of Rio de Janeiro '
Chancellor of the Holy"! Roman Church . . . J I Archbishop of Pisa
,, Palermo .
Mechlin . j Pontifical Secretary of State
- Archbishop of Reims
- Archbishop of Bordeaux
i Patriarch of Lisbon
,, Westminster .
j Archbishop of Boston .
,, Toledo .
- Bishop of Montpellier .
i Archbishop of Quebec
Nationality
Tear of Birth
Italian
1836
,,
1853
.,
1847
»
1851
.,
1858
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Irish I talian
1840 1830
Spanish .
1835
Sicilian .
1846
Italian . Austrian . Italian
1859 IMS
lu3J
Spanish .
1865
Brazilian .
1850
Italian .
1845
••
1858 185S
Belgian . Italian . French .
Portuguese English . American.
1851
1842 1849
1842 1861 1859
Spanish .
1847
French
1830
Dutch Canadian .
1*54 1840
1907 1915
1915 1917
1893
1899
1899 1901 1901
1905
19U7 1907 1907 1907 U«J7 1907 1911 1911 1911
1911
1911
1911
1914
T*ie terms Cardinal- Priest and Cardinal-Deacon have for centuries ceased to imnlT severally the particular orders of priest or deacon. Nowadays in the Sacred College a presbyteral title is freely given to one in episcopal or diaconal orders, and n deaconrv to a priest or even t» a simple clerk. ' w
