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Cardina Zen replies to Dean of College of Cardinals’ circular letter
by Br. Alexis Bugnolo
On Feb. 26, Cardinal Giovanni Battisa Re, the Dean of the College of Cardinals sent a circular letter to every member of the College in response to the letter of complaint about the Vatican-China accord which Cardinal Joseph Zen, of Hong Kong, had sent likewise to every member in October of 2019.
Cardinal Re’s letter was published here and commented upon, yesterday. Today, Cardinal Zen published his response. Here is the text and my brief comments.
First the original Italian, which I copy here from Cardinal Zen’s personal Blog, then my English translation below:
A S.E. Rev. ma Sig Card. G.B. Re
Decano del Collegio Cardinalizio
Sig. Cardinale
Mi sia permesso di usare il mezzo di una lettera aperta per una comunicazione più tempestiva.
Per via indiretta ho preso visione della sua lettera del 26 Febbraio la quale (Prot. N. 1/2020) ha anche l’onore di aver così inaugurato il suo alto ufficio di Decano del Collegio Cardinalizio.
Ammiro il suo coraggio nell’avventurarsi in questioni che Ella pure riconosce essere “complesse”, mettendo a rischio il prestigio del suo appena inaugurato onorevole ufficio. Ma si sa che oggi c’è un vicepapa che riesce a mettere coraggio a tutti i servitori nella Santa Sede.
Veniamo alla lettera.
1. Per chiarire la visione di Giovanni Paolo II e di Benedetto XVI riguardo al comunismo mi basta ora rimandarLa a pag. 161-162 del libro “ultime conversazioni” (Papa Benedetto mi fece avere una copia con la dedica “in comunione di preghiera e di pensiero”).
La domanda del giornalista Peter Seewald:
“Ha condiviso e sostenuto attivamente la Ostpolitik del papa (Giov. Paolo II)?”
Benedetto rispose: “Ne parlavamo. Era chiaro che la politica di Casaroli, per quanto attuata con le migliori intenzioni, era fallita.
La nuova linea perseguita da Giov. Paolo II era frutto della sua esperienza personale, del contatto con quei poteri.
Naturalmente allora non si poteva sperare che quel regime crollasse presto, ma era evidente che, invece di essere concilianti e accettare compromessi, bisognava opporsi con forza.
Questa era la visione di fondo di Giov. Paolo II, che io condividevo.”
2. Per provare che l’accordo firmato era già stato approvato da Benedetto XVI basta mostrarmi il testo firmato, che fino ad oggi non mi è stato concesso di vedere, e l’evidenza dell’archivio, che Ella ha potuto verificare. Rimarrebbe solo ancora da spiegare perchè allora non è stato firmato.
3. Il cambiamento “epocale” del significato della parola “indipendenza” temo che esista solo nella testa dell’eminentissimo Segretario di Stato, indotto magari da una errata traduzione dal cinese fatta dal giovane minutante della Congregazione dell’Evangelizzazione dei Popoli, ormai monoculus rex in regno caecorum, il quale fu corresponsabile anche degli almeno 10 errori nella traduzione della lettera di Papa Benedetto del 2007.
Data però l’intelligenza dell’Eminentissimo mi è difficile credere che sia stato ingannato, è più probabile che abbia voluto “lasciarsi ingannare”.
4. Non capisco l’ultima parte della sua lettera, quantomeno confusa. I fatti sono lì. Ho evidenza che Parolin manipola il Santo Padre, il quale mi manifesta sempre tanto affetto, ma non risponde alle mie domande. Davanti a delle prese di posizione della Santa Sede che non riesco a capire, a tutti i fratelli desolati che si rivolgono a me dico di non criticare chi segue quelle disposizioni. Siccome, però, nelle disposizioni si lascia ancora la libertà a chi ha una obiezione di coscienza, incoraggio questi a ritirarsi allo stato delle catacombe, senza opporsi a qualunque ingiustizia, altrimenti finirebbero per rimetterci di più.
In che ho sbagliato?
5. Sono al cento per cento d’accordo con l’invito a pregare.
Ricordo che recentemente la Santa Sede pure ha raccomandato l’invocazione alla Madonna “Sub tuum praesidium” e quella all’Arcangelo S. Michele.
Ovviamente c’è l “Oremus pro Pontifice” che conclude con “et non tradat eum in animam inimicorum ejus”.
Le auguro momenti più felici nel suo lungo servizio come Decano del Collegio Cardinalizio.
obblig, mo
Card. Zen
Now, my English translation, for those who do not read Italian:
To His Eminence, the Most Rev. Lord Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re
Dean of the College of Cardinals,
Lord Cardinal,
Permit me to use the means of an open letter as a quicker response.
Indirectly, I came to know of your letter of February 26 (Protocol number 1/2020), which also had the honor of having thus inaugurated your high office as Dean of the College of Cardinals.
I admire your courage to jump into question which You yourself recognize are “complex”, risking the prestige of your just inaugurated honorable office. But now everyone knows that there is a Vice-pope who is succeeds in encouraging all the servants of the Holy See.
Let us come to Your letter.
1. To clarify the vision of John Paul II and Benedict XVI in regard to communism, it is sufficient for me to direct your to pages 161-162 of the book, “Recent Conversations” by Pope Benedict (a copy of which he gave me with the dedication, “in a communion of prayer and thought“).
To the question of the journalist, Peter Seewald: “Did you share and sustain actively the Ostpolitik of the pope (John Paul II)?”
Benedict replied: “We spoke of it. It was clear that the politics of Casaroli, as much as it was implemented with the best of intentions, had failed.
“The new direction pursued by John Paul II was the fruit of his personal experience, of his contacts with those powers.
“Naturally, then, one could not hope that that regime would quickly collapse, but it was evident that, instead of being conciliatory and accepting compromises, it was necessary to oppose it with force.
“This was the basic vision of John Paul II, which I shared.”
2. To prove that the Accord as signed had been approved by Benedict XVI it would have been sufficient to show me the signed text, which even til today has not been permitted to me to see, and the evidence of the Archive (of the Secretary of State), which You were able to verify. There would then only remain to be explained why it was not signed.
3. The “epochal” change of meaning for the word “independence”, I fear, exists only in the mind of his eminence the Secretary of State, caused perhaps by a faulty translation of the Chinese by a young clerk of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, which already has become a monoculus rex in regno caaecorum (a one eyed king in a kingdom of the blind), who was co-responsible for at least 10 errors in the translation of the Letter of Pope Benedict in 2007.
Given, however, the intelligence of His Eminence, it is difficult for me to believe that he was deceived, and more probable that he wanted to deceive others.
4. I do not understand the last part of Your letter, as much as it is confusing. The fact are this: I have evidence that Parolin manipulated the Holy Father, who always showed me great affection, but never responded to my questions. In regard to some of the positions taken by the Holy See, which I do not manage to understand: to all the desolate brothers who turn to me, I say do not criticize those who follow those directions. For just as, however, in the directions there is still left the liberty for the one with objections of conscience, I encourage these to withdraw to the state of the catacombs, without opposing any injustice, otherwise they would end up dealing worse with us.
In this, have I erred?
5. I am 100% in agreement with the invitation to pray.
I remember that recently the Holy See also recommended the invocation to Our Lady, “Sub tuum praesidium” and that to Michael the Archangel.
Obviously, there is the “Oremus pro Pontifice” (Collect for the Holy Father) which concludes “et non tradat eum in animam inimicorum eius” (and do not hand him over to the desire of his enemies).
I wish for you happier moments in your long service as Dean of the College of Cardinals.
With respect,
Card. Zen
Read the letter again to see the subtle irony used by the Chinese Cardinal. The Dean will serve only 4 years as such, before he must retire, and his admiration for the courage of the Dean to enter into questions which are not his competence. He also refers to the fact that the Dean did not share with him his backstabbing circular letter. This is one mad Chinese Cardinal.
Cardinal Zen also called Cardinal Re’s bluff and demanded the evidence of the Papal Signature by Pope Benedict. He also pointed out that he has intelligence on how the document was prepared on the basis of intentionally faulty translations.
In short, Cardinal Zen just dropped the bomb on Parolin and Re, and exposed them both as clumsy liars. The real implication of his letter, then, in wishing a long career to Cardianl Re is to say that Re has just doomed himself in the eyes of the members of the College as not reliable nor trustworthy, which are the key requirements to remain Dean.
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CREDITS: The Featured Image is a screenshot of the header image of Cardinal Zen’s blog, used here in accord with fair use standards for editorial commentary, and with the text of the open letter, with the presumed permission of His Eminence.
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Archbishop Viganò writes letter of support to Cardinal Zen
by Br. Alexis Bugnolo
This report is a follow up to Cardinal Re’s outrageous circular letter to all the members of the College of Cardinals, against Cardinal Zen’s letter to all the Cardinals on the betrayal of the Catholics in China.
Cardinal Viganò, as an expert diplomat of proven record, in response to the letter from Cardinal Re, writes in support of Cardinal Zen, in an open letter.
First the Italian Original (source), and then my English translation.
Eminenza Carissima,
sono l’arcivescovo Carlo Maria Viganò, già Nunzio Apostolico negli Stati Uniti d’America.
Ho seguito con profonda partecipazione, condividendo la Sua sofferenza nella preghiera, i Suoi numerosi accorati Appelli a papa Bergoglio, per la drammatica situazione della Chiesa Martire in Cina, che lui stesso ha colpevolmente aggravato con il proditorio e sciagurato Accordo segreto firmato dalla Santa Sede con il Governo Comunista Cinese.
I Suoi accorati Appelli, Caro Fratello in Cristo, sono rimasti sistematicamente inascoltati e persino derisi in modo ipocrita e perverso. Quanto al Cardinale Parolin, ha agito da mero sconsiderato esecutore di un malvagio ordine superiore.
Ho letto stamane la ignominiosa e vergognosa Lettera che il Card. Giovanni Battista Re ha indirizzato a tutti i cardinali contro di Lei. Ne sono profondamente rattristato e indignato, e desidero esprimerLe tutto il mio affetto, la mia preghiera e la mia solidarietà fraterna nell’episcopato.
Lei è un coraggioso Confessore della Fede a cui va tutta la mia venerazione e ammirazione!
Purtroppo la menzogna in Vaticano è eretta a sistema, la verità è totalmente stravolta, l’inganno più perverso è spudoratamente praticato anche dai più insospettabili, che ora si prestano ad agire da strumenti complici dell’Avversario. Si è giunti addirittura ad affermare che “papa Benedetto XVI aveva approvato il progetto di Accordo” firmato nel 2018, quando invece tutti sappiamo della sua strenua resistenza e della sua reiterata riprovazione delle condizioni poste da un Regime persecutorio e sanguinario.
Il Vaticano ha fatto di tutto e di più per consegnare nelle mani del Nemico la Chiesa Martire Cinese: lo ha fatto siglando il Patto segreto; lo ha fatto legittimando “vescovi” scomunicati, agenti del regime; lo ha fatto con la deposizione di Vescovi legittimi; lo ha fatto imponendo ai Sacerdoti fedeli di registrarsi presso la chiesa succube della dittatura comunista; lo fa quotidianamente tacendo sulla furia persecutoria che proprio a partire da quell’infausto Accordo è andata inasprendosi in un inaudito crescendo. Lo sta facendo ora con questa ignobile missiva a tutti i cardinali, volta ad accusarLa, a denigrarLa e ad isolarLa.
Nostro Signore ci assicura che niente e nessuno potrà mai strappare dalla Sua mano coloro che resistono al nemico infernale e ai suoi accoliti, trionfando su di loro “per mezzo del Sangue dell’Agnello e grazie alla testimonianza del loro martirio” (Ap. 12, 11).
Il Vostro esempio, Caro Cardinale, e il prezzo altissimo che state pagando per difendere la Causa di Dio e della sua Chiesa, provochi in noi un salutare scossone, ci strappi dall’inerzia e dall’assuefazione con le quali assistiamo supini alla resa della Chiesa Cattolica nei suoi più alti vertici e nella sua gerarchia, all’eresia e all’apostasia, per essersi messa a seguire il Principe di questo mondo, menzognero e omicida sin da principio.
Parce, Domine, parce populo tuo,
quem redemisti, Christe, sanguine tuo,
ne in aeternum irascaris nobis.
+ Carlo Maria Viganò
Arcivescovo tit. di Ulpiana
Nunzio Apostolico
Now my English translation:
Your dearest Eminence,
I am Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, the former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States of America.
I have followed, with profound attention and sympathy, Your suffering in prayer, your numerous heartfelt Appeals to pope Bergoglio, for the dramatic situation of the Martyred Church in China, which he himself has culpably aggravated with the prodigious and wretched secret Accord signed between the Holy See and the Communist Government of China.
Your heartfelt Appeals, dear Brother in Christ, have gone systematically unheeded and even derided in a hypocritical and perverse manner. As much as regards Cardinal Parolin, he has acted as the mere inconsiderate executor of a malign order of his superior.
I read, this morning, the ignominious and shameful Letter which Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re has addressed to all the Cardinals against You. I am deeply saddened and indigant on this account, and I desire to express to You my entire affection, my prayer and my fraternal solidarity in the Episcopate.
You are a corageous Confessor of the Faith who has all my veneration and respect!
Unfortunately, systematic lying is now the structure of the Vatican, truth has been entirely turned on its head, and the most perverse deceit is shamelessly practiced even by the most unexpected persons, who no present themselves to act as complicit instruments of the Adversary. They have gone so far as to affirm that “Pope Benedict XVI approved the project of the Accord” which was signed in 2018, when, on the contrary, everyone knows of his strenuous resistence and of his repeated reproval of the conditions proposed by Regime of persecutors and blood-letters.
The Vatican has done everything and even more to consign the Martyred Church of China into the hands of the Enemy: it did this by signing the secret Pact; it did this by legitimizing excommunicated “bishops”, agents of the regime; it did this by deposing legitimatte Bishops; it did this by imposing puon faithful Priests the duty to register at the local church subjected to the Communist Dictatorship; it does this daily by remaining silent at the mad persecution which indeed after the signing of this inauspicious Accord grows worse and worse in an unheard of crescendo. It is doing this now with this ignoble missive to all the Cardinals, aimed at accusing You, at denigrating You and at isolating You.
Our Lord assures us that nothing and no one can ever snatch from His Hand those who resist the infernal enemey and his altar-boys, as He shall triumph over them “by means of the Blood of the Lamb and thanks to the testimony of their martyrdom” (Apocalypse 12:11).
Your example, dear Cardinal, and the very high price which you are paying for defending the Cause of God and of His Church, provokes in us a salutary response, it snatches us from idleness and from accomodation with those who supinely assist at the surrender of the Catholic Church by Her highest officers and in Her hierarchy, to heresy and apostasy, so as to follow the Prince of this world, a liar and a murderer from the beginning.
Parce, Domine, parce populo tuo,
quem redemisti, Christe, sanguine tuo,
ne in aeternum irascaris nobis.+ Carlo Maria Viganò
Arcivescovo tit. di Ulpiana
Nunzio Apostolico
As always, I do not think I need to add anything to this most noble letter. Let us pray for Archbishop Viganò and Cardinal Zen, that they are led by this event to see that Pope Benedict XVI is the true Pope and that Cardinal Bergoglio is a usurper, a destroyer and a false prophet.
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Dean of College of Cardinals attacks Cardinal Zen in public letter
by Br. Alexis Bugnolo
I had put some hope in Cardinal Re, I see that my hope was greatly misplaced. Here is my English translation of the Letter of the Cardinal Dean, made public today, attacking Cardinal Zen for denouncing the betrayal of Catholics in China. By this Letter Cardinal Re has definitively joined the dark side. First the Italian original, then my own English translation. Prot. N. 1/2020 means that this is the very first letter Cardinal Re has written in his capacity as Dean of the College.
Vaticano, 26 febbraio 2020
Prot. N. 1/2020Signor Cardinale,
Con riferimento ai vari interventi pubblici del Card. Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, S.D.B., e in particolare alla lettera del 27 settembre 2019, che il Vescovo emerito di Hong Kong ha inviato a noi membri del Collegio cardinalizio, sento il dovere di condividere alcune considerazioni e di offrire elementi che favoriscano una serena valutazione di questioni complesse riguardanti la Chiesa in Cina.
Desidero anzitutto far risaltare che, nell’approccio alla situazione della Chiesa cattolica in Cina, c’è una profonda sintonia di pensiero e di azione degli ultimi tre Pontefici, i quali – nel rispetto della verità – hanno favorito il dialogo tra le due Parti e non la contrapposizione. In particolare essi avevano in mente la delicata e importante questione della nomina dei Vescovi.
Cosi San Giovanni Paolo II, se da una parte favorì il ritorno alla piena comunione dei Vescovi consacrati illecitamente nel corso degli anni a partire dal 1958, e nel contempo fu suo desiderio sostenere la vita delle comunità “clandestine” che erano guidate da Vescovi e sacerdoti “non ufficiali”, dall’altra promosse l’idea di pervenire a un Accordo formale con le Autorità governative sulla nomina dei Vescovi. Tale Accordo, la cui stesura ha preso molto tempo, più di un ventennio, è stato poi firmato a Pechino il 22 settembre 2018.
Il Card. Zen varie volte ha affermato che sarebbe stato meglio nessun Accordo piuttosto che un “brutto Accordo”. I tre ultimi Pontefici non hanno condiviso tale posizione e hanno sostenuto e accompagnato la stesura dell’Accordo che, al momento attuale, è parso l’unico possibile.
In particolare, sorprende l’affermazione del Porporato che «l’accordo firmato è lo stesso che Papa Benedetto aveva, a suo tempo, rifiutato di firmare». Tale asserzione non corrisponde a verità. Dopo aver preso conoscenza di persona dei documenti esistenti presso l’Archivio Corrente della Segreteria di Stato, sono in grado di assicurare a Vostra Eminenza che Papa Benedetto XVI aveva approvato il progetto di Accordo sulla nomina dei Vescovi in Cina, che soltanto nel 2018 è stato possibile firmare.
L’Accordo prevede l’intervento dell’autorità del Papa nel processo di nomina dei Vescovi in Cina. Anche a partire da questo dato certo, l’espressione “Chiesa indipendente” non può più essere interpretata in maniera assoluta, come “separazione” dal Papa, così come avveniva in passato.
Purtroppo, c’è lentezza nel trarre in loco tutte le conseguenze che discendono da tale cambiamento epocale sia sul piano dottrinale che su quello pratico e permangono tensioni e situazioni dolorose. È impensabile, d’altra parte, che un Accordo parziale – l’Accordo tocca, infatti, solo il tema della nomina dei Vescovi – cambi le cose quasi in maniera automatica e immediata anche negli altri aspetti della vita della Chiesa.
Il Card. Zen, valutando gli “Orientamenti Pastorali della Santa Sede circa la registrazione civile del Clero in Cina”, del 28 giugno 2019, scrive: «Si firma un testo contro la fede e si dichiara che l’intenzione è di favorire il bene della comunità, un \evangelizzazione più adeguata, la gestione responsabile dei beni della Chiesa. Questa norma generale è ovviamente contro ogni principio di moralità. Se accettata, giustificherebbe l’apostasia» (vedi “Dubia”). Gli “Orientamenti Pastorale”, al contrario, sono stati pensati proprio per salvaguardare la fede in situazioni talmente complicate e difficili da porre in crisi la coscienza personale.
Il Porporato, poi, nella sua lettera parla anche dell’ «uccisione della Chiesa in Cina da parte di chi dovrebbe proteggerla e difenderla dai nemici» e, in particolare, in un’intervista, si rivolge ai cattolici con queste parole: «attendete tempi migliori, tornate alle catacombe, il comunismo non è eterno» (“New York Times”, 24 ottobre 2018). Si tratta, purtroppo, di affermazioni molto pesanti che contestano la stessa guida pastorale del Santo Padre anche nei confronti dei cattolici “clandestini”, nonostante che il Papa non abbia mancato di ascoltare ripetute volte l’Em.mo Cardinale e di leggere le sue numerose missive.
Caro confratello, questo sofferto intervento del Card. Zen ci aiuta a comprendere quanto sia ancora difficile il cammino della Chiesa in Cina e quanto complessa la missione dei Pastori e del Santo Padre! Siamo, pertanto, tutti chiamati a unirci strettamente a Lui e a pregare intensamente affinché lo Spirito Santo lo sostenga e sostenga le comunità della Chiesa cattolica in Cina, che pur nella sofferenza da lungo tempo mostrano la loro fedeltà al Signore, nel cammino della riconciliazione, dell’unità e della missione a servizio del Vangelo.
Augurando ogni bene, cordialmente saluto
Card Re
English translation:
Lord Cardinal,
With reference to diverse public statements by Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, S. D. B., in particular to his letter of September 17, 2019, which he send as Bishop Emeritus of Hong Kong to us members of the College of Cardinals, I feel the duty to share some considerations and to offer my own contributions which fvor a serene evaluation of these complex questions in regard to the Church in China.
I desire, first of all, to point out, that in the approach to the situation of the Catholic Church in China, there is a pround agreement of thought and of action among the last three Pontiffs, which — in respect of the truth — has favored dialogue between the two Parties and not their opposition. In particular, they had in mind the delicate and important question of the nomination of Bishops.
Thus, Saint John Paul II, if he favored in part the return to full communion of the Bishops illicitly consecrated in the course of the years beginning in 1958, and at the same time had the desire to support the life of the “underground” community which was led by “un-official” Bishops and priests, on the other hand he promoted the idea of arriving at a formal Accord with the governing Authorities on the nomination of Bishops. Such an Accord, the composition of which took much time, more than 20 years, was signed at Peking on Sept. 22, 2018.
Cardinal Zen has affirmed several times that no Accord would have been better than a “brutal Accord”. The last three Pontiffs did not share such a position and have supported and accompanied the crafting of the Accord which, at the present, appeared to be the only one possible.
In particular, the affirmation of the Cardinal that “the signed accord is the same which Pope Benedict had, in his own time, refused to sign” is a surprising one. Such an assertion does not correspond to the truth. After having taken cognizance of the documents existing in the Current Archive of the Secretary of State, I am able to assure Your Eminence that Pope Benedict XVI approved the project of the Accord on the nomination of Bishops in China, which was only able to be singed in 2018.
The Accord foresees the intervention of the authority of the Pope in the process of nominations of Bishops in China. Even from this certain fact, the expression, “independent Church” cannot be interpreted in an absolute manner, as “separation” from the Pope, as it has been in the past.
Unfortunately, there is a delay in seeing all the consequences in practice which derive from such an epochal change both on the doctrinal plane and on the practical one and there remain tensions and sorrowful situations. It is unthinkable, on the other hand, that a partial Accord — the Accord touches upon, in fact, only the theme of the nomination of Bishops — changes the things as if in an automatic and immediate manner even in the other aspects of the life of the Church.
Cardinal Zen, in evaluating the “Pastoral Orientations of the Holy See on civil registration of the Clergy in China”, of June 28, 2019, writes: “A test contrary to the Faith is signed and it declares that the intention is to favor the good of the community, a more adequate evangelization, a responsible care of the goods of the Church. This general norm is obviously against every principle of morality. If accepted, it would justify apostasy” (see “Dubia”) The “Pastoral Orientations”, on the contrary, have been thought out precisely to safeguard the Faith in such complicated and difficult situations which would put personal conscience in a crisis.
The Cardinal, then, in his letter speaks also of the “slaughter of the Church in China by the party which should protect Her and defend Her from Her enemies” and, in particular, in an interview, addresses Catholics with these words: “wait for better times, return to the Catacombs, communism is not eternal” (New York Times, Oct. 24, 2018). This deals, unfortunately, with very heavy affirmations which contest the very pastoral guide of the Holy Father even in his relations with “underground” Catholics, not withstanding that the Pope has not omitted to listen repeatedly to the Eminent Cardinal and to read his numerous missives.
Dear confrere, this anguished intervention of Cardinal Zen helps us to understand how much the path of the Church in China is still difficult and how complex is the mission of Shepherds and of the Holy Father! Consequently, we are all of us called to be closely united with Him and to pray intensely so that the Holy spirit support HIm and support the communities of the Catholic Church in China, which although suffering for a long time, shows their fidelity to the Lord, in the path of reconciliation, of unity and of mission in the service of the Gospel.
Wishing you all good, I cordially salute you,
Cardinal Re
This letter is an outrage. It claims that the heretical and schismatic church is part of the Catholic Church, that the disagreement it has with the underground Church is a mutual fault which needs to be reconciled, and that the betrayal of 30 million Catholics to the wolves who wish to devour them is a work of the Holy Spirit and was approved by Pope Benedict!
Notice, he says he makes this statement on the basis of documents in the Secretary of State, while omitting whether he spoke with Pope Benedict XVI. If what he says is true, why not have Benedict XVI verbally confirm it?
It further attempts to exploit the pleas of Cardinal Zen to support the disastrous accord. Finally, it is the epitome of presumption to lecture a Chinese Cardinal about affairs in China and pretend that the Accord is something good for the Church.
I think it is very clear from this letter, which is the side chosen by Cardinal Re, and I fully believe that if there are any sane men left in the College of Cardinals that this letter will cause an uproar in the next consistory.
If the Cardinal truly means what he says, I dare him to propose the same kind of agreement for the nomination of Bishops with president Trump of the USA. The implication of this letter is that Marxism is good for the Church and that force to make Catholcis comply with Marxism is good for the faithful. Get ready for world wide persecution initiated by the Vatican! This letter is therefore most ominous.
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CREDITS: The Featured Image is copyright by ClearWisdom.net, and is taken from here. It shows what happens to anyone who is caught practicing an un approved religion or religioius discipline in China. It shows to undercover policement forcible siezing a praticioner of Falun Gong in Tianamen Square, Peking.
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O Janus, Tweet thyself a new Face….
by Br. Alexis Bugnolo
I think Cardinal Zen is going to have a heart attack. I say this as a jest, because, after 30 million Catholics have been exposed to levels of near genocidal persecution by the Communist Dictator of Peking, the man who signed off on the Accord has his twitter secretaries put out this message:
The level of psychosis is just cosmic and astronomical.
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CREDITS: The Tweet is embedded from the official Vatican account. — The Featured Image is a cropped section of a photo by Jeon Han of the Korean Cultural Information Service, Korea.net and is copyrighted. It is used here according to the Creative Commons Share Alike 2.0 license under which it was publish on Flicker and redistributed by Wikipedia on the English Article, Pope Francis.
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The Grandfather of the St. Gallen Mafia
The House of Rampolla del Tindaro
AND ITS TIES TO THE AMAZON
by Br. Alexis Bugnolo
As I continue my series of investigations into episcopal lineages and what they imply as regards factions among the Cardinals and Bishops of today, I cannot omit the most important for this investigation: the House of Rampolla del Tindaro, on account of its centrality in the history of the Church since the reign of Pope Leo XIII right down to Jorge Mario Bergoglio. See my previous report on the St. Gallen Mafia’s ties to Rampolla, here.
This faction is very large and very powerful. You can see the power of Cardinal Rampolla in the very fact that he was never the co-consecrator of any bishop, he was always the principal consecrator.
Next, you can see the power of the man shown in this, that nearly a third of all those Bishops whom he consecrated became Cardinals of the Roman Church. You can also see the power of the man, through the generations, by the number of men who seek as their principal consecrator a Cardinal or Bishop whose episcopal lineage traces back to Cardinal Rampolla. This is no accident of fame. Cardinal Rampolla is not known for his holiness, he was the rival of Saint Pius X. Who would want such a lineage?
As can be seen from this list, the House of Rampolla comprises a large part of the hierarchy of Brazil, and many bishops in the Amazon, for generations. Thus, when next you hear of the Amazon Synod, understand that its name is no accident: it is a code word for The Synod of the House of Rampolla del Tindaro, Godfather of the St. Gallen Mafia.
From this study, one can also see the power bases of the House of Rampolla, in addition to Italy and Brazil: Venezuela, Cuba, Santo Domingo, Argentina, Macau and Portugal. Also, other nations where Bergoglio has visited, such as Vietnam, Sudan/South Sudan, Mozambique. And others he has not, like Taiwan, Tanzania, Uganda, Riwanda, Indonesia and Hong Kong.
Indeed, as I reported the other day, the prevalence that is seen here of Rampolla men in Portugal and its former colonies of Brazil and Mozambique is another indication that Cardinal Nuno da Cunha de Athaíde from Portugal has had a lasting influence in the geopolitics of the faction.
This is further evidence of why Our Lady chose Fatima, in the heart of Portugal, for the decisive place of Her most magnificent miracle in all history and God’s most magnificent promises of salvation since Pentecost. The fact that Saint John says in the Apocalypse that the Dragon will seek out the woman who flees to the countryside, may be a reference to Fatima and its location. Moreover, we know that of all the Apostles, after Saint John, his brother Saint James went to Iberia to preach the Gospel and was active in the area of Portugal. Perhaps he too knew from Our Lady and his brother, where the decisive spiritual battle would take place at the end of times.
Another avenue of research will be to see how many Rampolla men were voting at the Second Vatican Council, to determine how much of that Council was produced under their direction, as the truth of that investigation may blow the lid off all claims that the Council was inspired by the Holy Spirit. Indeed, the insistence of Bergoglian supporters to claim that Bergoglio is fulfilling the Council may already answer that question.
You will find some very notable names on this list. One is that of Cardinal Siri, whom many sedevacantists hold was elected pope but forced to step aside. Whether he accepted an election or not, perhaps can be never known, but if he was forced to step aside, the request to do so may have come from the very faction to which he belonged!
Another is Cardinal Zen of Hong Kong. Annother Cardinal Ruini, Cardinal Merry del Val and Cardinal Manning. Another is the Bergoglian created Cardinal of Tonga, in the South Pacific.
So, for your information and the further research of scholars, here are the men whom he consecrated. In this list, the date is the date of consecration as a Bishop. The cross indicates that he persons is no longer alive. To each bishop, I have subordinated in turn the men whom he has consecrated, and so on. Thus, thus the men who are not subordinated, were consecrated by Cardinal Rampolla. The men who are subordinated only one indenture, were consecrated by the man above them who is not subordinated at all. And so on.
The House of Rampolla del Tindaro
- Gregorio María Cardinal Aguirre y García, O.F.M. Disc. † (1885)
- Bishop Mariano Cidad y Olmos † (1897)
- Archbishop Antolín López y Peláez † (1905)
- Francisco de Asís Cardinal Vidal y Barraquer † (1914)
- Bishop Miguel de los Santos Serra y Sucarrats † (1923)
- Isidro Cardinal Gomá y Tomás † (1927)
- Archbishop Gregorio Modrego y Casaus † (1936)
- Bishop Ramón Sanahuja y Marcé † (1944)
- Archbishop Gregorio Modrego y Casaus † (1936)
- Bishop Juan (Matías) Solá y Farrell, O.F.M. Cap. † (1931)
- Bishop José Cartaña y Inglés † (1934)
- Bishop Manuel Borras y Ferré † (1934)
- Francisco de Asís Cardinal Vidal y Barraquer † (1914)
- Bishop Juan Antón de la Fuente † (1906)
- Archbishop Prudencio Melo y Alcalde † (1908)
- Bishop Ángel Marquina y Corrales † (1913)
- Bishop Bernardo Martínez y Noval, O.S.A. † (1921)
- Bishop Félix Bilbao y Ugarriza † (1924)
- Archbishop Francisco Javer Lauzurica y Torralba † (1931)
- Bishop Juan Hervás y Benet † (1944)
- Bishop Manuel San Román y Elena † (1909)
- Bishop Antonio Ruiz-Cabal y Rodríguez † (1886)
- Bishop Francisco Gómez-Salazar y Lucio-Villegas † (1886)
- Bishop Juan Maura y Gelabert † (1886)
- Bishop Pedro Rocamora y García † (1894)
- Archbishop Martín García y Alcocer, O.F.M. Disc. † (1886)
- Bishop Federico Federici † (1888)
- Bartolomeo Cardinal Bacilieri † (1888)
- Bishop Antonio Maria Roveggio, F.S.C.J. † (1895)
- Archbishop Emilio Ferrais † (1911)
- Bishop Giovanni Maria Camilleri, O.E.S.A. † (1889)
- Bishop Costantino Costa, C.P. † (1890)
- Archbishop Antonio Sabatucci † (1890)
- Joaquim Cardinal Arcoverde de Albuquerque Cavalcanti † (1890)
- Archbishop Luís Raimundo da Silva Brito † (1901)
- Augusto Álvaro Cardinal da Silva † (1911)
- Bishop Eduardo José Herberhold, O.F.M. † (1928)
- Archbishop Marcolino Esmeraldo de Souza Dantas † (1929)
- Bishop José Adelino Dantas † (1952)
- Bishop Acácio Rodrigues Alves † (1962)
- Bishop Reinaldo Ernst Enrich (Heribert) Pünder † (1978)
- Bishop Edgar Carício de Gouvêa † (1983)
- Bishop Bernardino Marchió (1991)
- Bishop Francesco Biasin (2003)
- Bishop Acácio Rodrigues Alves † (1962)
- Bishop José Adelino Dantas † (1952)
- Archbishop Francisco de Assis Pires † (1931)
- Bishop Luís Gonzaga da Cunha Marelim, C.M. † (1941)
- Bishop Floréncio Cicinho (Sisinio) Vieira † (1942)
- Bishop Climério Almeida de Andrade † (1962)
- Bishop Jairo Rui Matos da Silva † (1974)
- Bishop Antônio de Mendonça Monteiro † (1950)
- Bishop José Varani † (1950)
- Bishop Hélio Paschoal, C.S.S. † (1967)
- Bishop José de Matos Pereira, C.M.F. † (1973)
- Bishop Elizeu Simões Mendes † (1950)
- Bishop Jackson Berenguer Prado † (1958)
- (Layman) Caetano Antônio Lima dos Santos, O.F.M. Cap. † (1958)
- Bishop Walfrido Teixeira Vieira † (1961)
- Bishop Timóteo Francisco Nemésio Pereira Cordeiro, O.F.M. Cap. † (1971)
- Bishop Hermeto José Pinheiro † (1912)
- Archbishop João Irineu Joffily (Joffly) † (1915)
- Bishop José Antônio de Oliveira Lopes † (1915)
- Augusto Álvaro Cardinal da Silva † (1911)
- Bishop Francisco de Paula e Silva, C.M. † (1907)
- Archbishop Antônio Augusto de Assis † (1907)
- Bishop Agostinho Francisco Benassi † (1908)
- Bishop Lúcio Antunes de Souza † (1908)
- Bishop João de Almeida Ferrão (Terra) † (1909)
- Sebastião Cardinal Leme da Silveira Cintra † (1911)
- Bishop Jonas de Araújo Batinga † (1918)
- Bishop Ricardo Ramos de Castro Vilela † (1919)
- Archbishop João José da Mota e Albuquerque † (1957)
- Bishop Francisco Austregésilo de Mesquita Filho † (1961)
- Bishop Manuel Edmilson da Cruz (1966)
- Bishop Marcelino Sérgio Bicego, O.F.M. Cap. † (1971)
- Archbishop João José da Mota e Albuquerque † (1957)
- Bishop João Tavares de Moura † (1919)
- [Schismatic Bishop Carlos Duarte Costa] † (1924)
- Bishop Salomão Ferraz † (1945)
- Bishop André Arcoverde de Albuquerque Cavalcanti † (1925)
- Bishop João da Matha de Andrade e Amaral † (1934)
- Bishop René de Pontes † (1938)
- Archbishop Henrique Hector Golland Trindade, O.F.M. † (1941)
- Bishop José Melhado Campos † (1960)
- Bishop Silvio Maria Dário † (1965)
- Archbishop Antônio dos Santos Cabral † (1918)
- Bishop Juvéncio de Brito † (1927)
- Carlos Carmelo Cardinal de Vasconcellos Motta † (1932)
- Bishop Luís Gonzaga Peluso † (1946)
- Bishop João Hipólito de Morais † (1977)
- Bishop Francisco Prada Carrera, C.M.F. † (1946)
- Bishop João Batista Costa, S.D.B. † (1946)
- Archbishop Antônio Maria Alves de Siqueira † (1947)
- Bishop Roberto Pinarello de Almeida † (1970)
- Bishop Osvaldo Giuntini (1982)
- Bishop Paulo Roberto Beloto (2006)
- Bishop Osvaldo Giuntini (1982)
- Bishop Constantino Amstalden † (1971)
- Archbishop Bruno Gamberini † (1995)
- Bishop Pedro Carlos Cipolini (2010)
- Archbishop Bruno Gamberini † (1995)
- Bishop Amaury Castanho † (1976)
- Bishop Roberto Pinarello de Almeida † (1970)
- Bishop Manuel Pedro da Cunha Cintra † (1948)
- Bishop José Fernandes Veloso † (1966)
- Bishop Paulo Rolim Loureiro † (1948)
- Bishop Alfonso Maria Ungarelli, M.S.C. † (1949)
- Archbishop João Resende (Rezende) Costa, S.D.B. † (1953)
- Bishop Belchior Joaquim da Silva Neto, C.M. † (1960)
- Archbishop José Martins da Silva, S.D.N. † (1978)
- Bishop José Elias Chaves Júnior, C.M. † (1980)
- Bishop Antônio Carlos Mesquita † (1974)
- Archbishop Arnaldo Ribeiro † (1975)
- Archbishop Paulo Lopes de Faria † (1980)
- Bishop Célio de Oliveira Goulart, O.F.M. † (1998)
- Archbishop José Belisário da Silva, O.F.M. (2000)
- Bishop Enemésio Ângelo Lazzaris, F.D.P. (2008)
- Bishop José Carlos Chacorowski, C.M. (2011)
- Archbishop José Belisário da Silva, O.F.M. (2000)
- Bishop Célio de Oliveira Goulart, O.F.M. † (1998)
- Bishop Tarcísio Sebastião Batista Lopes, O.F.M. Cap. † (1984)
- Bishop Sebastião Roque Rabelo Mendes (1985)
- Archbishop Alberto Taveira Corrêa (1991)
- Bishop Philip E. R. Dickmans (2008)
- Bishop Romualdo Matias Kujawski (2008)
- Bishop Teodoro Mendes Tavares, C.S.Sp. (2011)
- Archbishop Irineu Roman, C.S.I. (2014)
- Bishop Antônio de Assis Ribeiro, S.D.B. (2017)
- Bishop Belchior Joaquim da Silva Neto, C.M. † (1960)
- Archbishop Romeu Alberti † (1964)
- Bishop Luís Gonzaga Peluso † (1946)
- Archbishop Alexandre Gonçalves do Amaral † (1939)
- Bishop José de Medeiros Leite † (1945)
- Archbishop Geraldo María de Morais Penido † (1956)
- Bishop Altivo Pacheco Ribeiro † (1963)
- Bishop Olívio Aurélio Fazza, S.V.D. † (1978)
- Bishop Francisco Batistela, C.SS.R. † (1990)
- Bishop Benedito Paulo Alves de Souza † (1918)
- Archbishop Luís Raimundo da Silva Brito † (1901)
- Archbishop Jerónimo Thomé da Silva † (1890)
- Archbishop Manuel Antônio de Oliveira Lopes † (1908)
- Archbishop Manoel da Silva Gomes † (1911)
- Bishop Joaquim Ferreira de Melo † (1921)
- Bishop Aureliano de Matos † (1940)
- Bishop José Terceiro de Sousa † (1948)
- Bishop José Mauro Ramalho de Alarcón Santiago † (1962)
- Bishop José Doth de Oliveira † (1990)
- Archbishop Miguel de Lima Valverde † (1911)
- Bishop José Pereira Alves † (1923)
- Archbishop Severino Vieira de Melo † (1923)
- Bishop Guilherme Müller † (1926)
- Bishop José Selva e Amaral, S.D.B. † (1938)
- Archbishop João Batista Portocarrero Costa † (1943)
- Bishop Manuel Raimundo de Melo † (1915)
- Bishop Quintino Rodrigues de Oliveira e Silva † (1915)
- Bishop José Tupinambá da Frota † (1916)
- Bishop Francisco Expedito Lopes † (1948)
- Bishop José Bezerra Coutinho † (1956)
- Bishop José Maurício da Rocha † (1919)
- Archbishop Ranulfo da Silva Farias † (1920)
- Archbishop Adelmo Cavalcante Machado † (1948)
- Archbishop João de Souza Lima, O. Cist. † (1949)
- Archbishop Moacyr Grechi, O.S.M. † (1973)
- Bishop Joaquín Pertíñez Fernández, O.A.R. (1999)
- Bishop Gutemberg Freire Régis, C.SS.R. (1978)
- Bishop Jorge Eduardo Marskell, S.F.M. † (1978)
- Archbishop Moacyr Grechi, O.S.M. † (1973)
- Bishop Eliseu Maria Gomes de Oliveira, O. Carm. † (1968)
- Bishop Homero Leite Meira † (1978)
- Archbishop João de Souza Lima, O. Cist. † (1949)
- Archbishop Adelmo Cavalcante Machado † (1948)
- Archbishop Ático Eusébio da Rocha † (1923)
- Agostino Cardinal Ciasca, O.E.S.A. † (1891)
- Archbishop Filippo Castracane degli Antelminelli † (1891)
- Archbishop Giovanni Ponzi † (1894)
- Archbishop Antonino Sardi † (1894)
- Bishop Guglielmo Maria d’Ambrogi, O.E.S.A. † (1895)
- Giovanni Battista Cardinal Casali del Drago † (1895)
- Bishop Luigi Finoja † (1899)
- Bishop Giacomo (Alessandero) Ghezzi, O.F.M. Obs. † (1896)
- Aristide Cardinal Rinaldini † (1896)
- Archbishop José María Salvador y Barrera † (1902)
- Bishop Antonio Senso Lázaro † (1913)
- Bishop Eustaquio Nieto y Martín † (1916)
- Bishop Juan Torres y Rivas † (1902)
- Bishop Julián Miranda y Ristuer † (1904)
- Bishop Félix Soto y Mancera † (1905)
- Bishop Luis José María Amigó y Ferrer, O.F.M. Cap. † (1907)
- Archbishop José María Salvador y Barrera † (1902)
- Sebastiano Cardinal Martinelli, O.E.S.A. † (1896)
- Donato Raffaele Cardinal Sbarretti (Tazza) † (1900)
- Archbishop Edward Joseph McCarthy † (1906)
- Lorenzo Cardinal Lauri † (1917)
- Bishop Domingo Juan Vargas, O.P. † (1921)
- Archbishop Giuseppe di Girolamo † (1920)
- Bishop Domenico del Buono † (1920)
- Valerio Cardinal Valeri † (1927)
- Giuseppe Maria Cardinal Sensi † (1955)
- Bishop Peter Birch † (1962)
- Bishop Patrick Lennon † (1966)
- Bishop Laurence Ryan † (1984)
- Bishop Luís Gonzaga Ferreira da Silva, S.J. † (1972)
- Bishop Hilário da Cruz Massinga, O.F.M. (2003)
- Bishop António dos Santos † (1976)
- Giuseppe Cardinal Paupini † (1956)
- Bishop Humberto Lara Mejía, C.M. † (1957)
- Bishop Angélico Melotto Mazzardo, O.F.M. † (1959)
- Archbishop Héctor Rueda Hernández † (1960)
- Archbishop Isaías Duarte Cancino † (1985)
- Archbishop Gustavo Martínez Frías † (1987)
- Bishop Luis Francisco Irizar Salazar, O.C.D. † (1961)
- Bishop Ciro Alfonso Gómez Serrano † (1961)
- Bishop Gregorio Garavito Jiménez, S.M.M. † (1962)
- Bishop Alfonso Arteaga Yepes † (1962)
- Bishop Alfonso Uribe Jaramillo † (1963)
- Bishop Julio Franco Arango † (1964)
- Archbishop Miguel Ángel Arce Vivas † (1964)
- Bishop Arturo Salazar Mejía, O.A.R. † (1966)
- Archbishop Félix María Torres Parra † (1966)
- Bishop Miguel Ángel Rafael María de Santa Teresita del Nino Jesús Lecumberri Erburu, O.C.D. † (1966)
- Bishop Livio Reginaldo Fischione, O.F.M. Cap. † (1966)
- Bishop Julián Mendoza Guerrero † (1967)
- Bishop Juan Eliseo Mojica Oliveros † (1967)
- Archbishop Leopoldo Teofili † (1974)
- Giuseppe Maria Cardinal Sensi † (1955)
- Bishop Federico Emanuel (Emmanuel), S.D.B. † (1929)
- Bishop Domenico Ettorre † (1937)
- Bishop Peter Joseph O’Reilly † (1900)
- Bishop Peter James Muldoon † (1901)
- Bishop Eugene Augustine Garvey † (1901)
- Bishop Frederick Zadok Rooker † (1903)
- Archbishop Robert John Seton † (1903)
- Archbishop Ciro Pontecorvi, C.Pp.S. † (1909)
- Donato Raffaele Cardinal Sbarretti (Tazza) † (1900)
- Benedetto Cardinal Lorenzelli † (1896)
- Bishop Louis Olivieri † (1900)
- Bishop François-Xavier Schoepfer † (1900)
- Archbishop Alain Guynot de Boismenu, M.S.C. † (1900)
- Archbishop Maurice-Charles-Alfred de Cormont † (1900)
- Archbishop François-Marie-Joseph Delamaire † (1901)
- Bishop Fernando de Souza Monteiro, C.M. † (1901)
- Bishop Domenico Fanucchi † (1907)
- Antonio Cardinal Vico † (1898)
- Désiré Felicien François Joseph Cardinal Mercier † (1906)
- Bishop Louis Joseph Legraive † (1907)
- Bishop Auguste-Léopold Huys, M. Afr. † (1909)
- Bishop Mathurin Guillemé, M. Afr. † (1911)
- Bishop Joseph Oscar Julien, M. Afr. † (1935)
- Bishop Mathurin Guillemé, M. Afr. † (1911)
- Bishop Antoine Alphonse de Wachter † (1909)
- Bishop Gilles de Böck (Boeck), C.I.C.M. † (1921)
- Bishop Amédée Marie Léon Crooy (Crooij) † (1916)
- Bishop Auguste De Clercq, C.I.C.M. † (1919)
- Bishop Jaak Moris, C.SS.R. † (1922)
- Bishop Léon-Paul Classe, M. Afr. † (1922)
- Bishop Josef Ludwig Brems, O. Praem. † (1923)
- Bishop Gastone Antonio Rasneur † (1924)
- Bishop Noël de Cleene, C.I.C.M. † (1925)
- Bishop Robert Constant Lagae, O.P. † (1925)
- Bishop François-Odon De Wilde, O.P. † (1948)
- Vicente Cardinal Casanova y Marzol † (1908)
- Bishop Bl. Manuel Medina y Olmos † (1926)
- Bishop Juan Villar y Sanz † (1927)
- Bishop Lino Rodrigo Ruesca † (1929)
- Archbishop Francisco María Cervera y Cervera, O.F.M. † (1908)
- Bishop Manuel Basulto y Jiménez † (1910)
- Archbishop Nicola Monterisi † (1913)
- Bishop Luigi dell’Aversana (Orabona) † (1930)
- Bishop Antonio Vicente Arenas y Rueda † (1914)
- Archbishop Giovanni Maria Zonghi † (1914)
- Bishop Fidel García Martínez † (1921)
- Archbishop Filippo Cortesi † (1921)
- Bishop Miguel Antonio Mejía † (1923)
- Archbishop Lucas Guillermo Castillo Hernández † (1923)
- Bishop Francisco José Iturriza Guillén, S.D.B. † (1940)
- Bishop Antonio Ignacio Camargo † (1948)
- Archbishop Críspulo Benítez Fontúrvel † (1949)
- Archbishop Crisanto Darío Mata Cova † (1949)
- Archbishop Juan José Bernal Ortiz † (1949)
- Bishop Tomás Enrique Márquez Gómez † (1963)
- Bishop Francisco Antonio Granadillo † (1923)
- Bishop Tomás Antonio Sanmiguel Díaz † (1923)
- Bishop César Ángel Vigiani, O.F.M. † (1924)
- Archbishop Abel Isidoro Antezana y Rojas, C.M.F. † (1925)
- [Protestant Bishop Julio Garret] † (1925)
- Bishop Ramón Font y Farrés, C.M.F. † (1925)
- Bishop Cleto Loayza Gumiel † (1925)
- Bishop Auguste Sieffert, C.SS.R. † (1925)
- Bishop Enrique María Dubuc Moreno † (1926)
- Archbishop José María Bottaro y Hers, O.F.M. † (1926)
- Bishop Fortunato Devoto † (1928)
- Archbishop Fermín Emilio Lafitte † (1927)
- Bishop Leopoldo Buteler † (1932)
- Bishop Froilán Ferreira Reinafé † (1935)
- Archbishop Ramón José Castellano † (1946)
- Bishop Horacio Arturo Gómez Dávila † (1958)
- Bishop Bl. Enrique Ángel Angelelli Carletti † (1961)
- Ordained the priest: Jorge Mario Bergoglio, S.J. (1969)
- Juan Carlos Cardinal Aramburu † (1946)
- Bishop Manuel Menéndez † (1956)
- Archbishop Guillermo Bolatti † (1957)
- Archbishop Olimpo Santiago Maresma † (1966)
- Archbishop Jorge Manuel López † (1968)
- Bishop Carlos Esteban Cremata † (1979)
- Archbishop Mario Luis Bautista Maulión (1986)
- Archbishop Ramón Alfredo Dus (2005)
- Bishop Ángel José Macín (2013)
- Bishop César Daniel Fernández (2007)
- Archbishop Ramón Alfredo Dus (2005)
- Bishop Alejandro Antonio Buccolini, S.D.B. † (1992)
- Bishop Atilano Vidal Núñez † (1972)
- Bishop Heraldo Camilo A. Barotto † (1973)
- Bishop Filemón Francisco Castellano † (1957)
- Bishop Alberto Deane, C.P. † (1957)
- Archbishop Audino Rodríguez y Olmos † (1927)
- Bishop Leonardo Gregorio Gallardo Heredia † (1960)
- Bishop Enrique Pechuán Marín † (1963)
- Bishop Julián Pedro Martínez † (1927)
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- Bishop Carlos Horacio Ponce de Léon † (1962)
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- Bishop Pedro Dionisio Tibiletti † (1929)
- Archbishop Miguel Paternain, C.SS.R. † (1929)
- Bishop Agustín Barrere, F.M.I. † (1930)
- Bishop Agustín Rodríguez † (1932)
- Bishop Emilio Sosa Gaona, S.D.B. † (1932)
- Bishop Julio Benigno Laschi González † (1955)
- Bishop Vicente Peira † (1932)
- Nicolás Cardinal Fasolino † (1932)
- Archbishop Francisco Vicentín † (1935)
- Bishop Jorge Ramón Chalup † (1957)
- Bishop Ricardo Rösch † (1961)
- Bishop León Kruk † (1973)
- Bishop Manuel Marengo † (1950)
- Bishop Miguel Esteban Hesayne † (1975)
- Bishop Marcelo Angiolo Melani, S.D.B. (1993)
- Bishop Esteban María Laxague, S.D.B. (2002)
- Bishop Marcelo Angiolo Melani, S.D.B. (1993)
- Bishop Miguel Esteban Hesayne † (1975)
- Bishop Raúl Marcelo Pacífico Scozzina, O.F.M. † (1957)
- Bishop José Agustín Marozzi † (1957)
- Bishop Enrique Principe † (1958)
- Archbishop Moisés Julio Blanchoud † (1960)
- Bishop Cipriano García Fernández, O.S.A. (1991)
- Archbishop Ítalo Severino Di Stéfano † (1964)
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- Bishop Dante Carlos Sandrelli † (1976)
- Bishop Bernardo Enrique Witte, O.M.I. † (1977)
- Archbishop Fabriciano Sigampa (1985)
- Bishop Lucio Alfert, O.M.I. (1986)
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- Archbishop Francisco Vicentín † (1935)
- Archbishop Roberto José Tavella, S.D.B. † (1935)
- Bishop Pedro Reginaldo Lira † (1958)
- Bishop Francisco Felipe de la Cruz Muguerza, O.F.M. † (1961)
- Bishop Carlos Francisco Hanlon, C.P. † (1935)
- Bishop Agustín Adolfo Herrera † (1957)
- Bishop Nicolás Esandi, S.D.B. † (1935)
- Bishop Enrique José Mühn, S.V.D. † (1935)
- Bishop Jorge Kémérer, S.V.D. † (1957)
- Bishop Joaquín Piña Batllevell, S.J. † (1986)
- Bishop Jorge Kémérer, S.V.D. † (1957)
- Bishop Leandro Bautista Astelarra † (1935)
- Archbishop Zenobio Lorenzo Guilland † (1935)
- Bishop Anunciado Serafini † (1935)
- Bishop Vicente Alfredo Aducci † (1960)
- Antonio Cardinal Quarracino † (1962)
- Bishop Alejo Benedicto Gilligan † (1969)
- Archbishop Rubén Héctor di Monte † (1980)
- Bishop Norberto Eugenio Conrado Martina, O.F.M. † (1990)
- Bishop Aurelio José Kühn Hergenreder, O.F.M. (2000)
- Archbishop Héctor Rubén Aguer (1992)
- Bishop Antonio Marino (2003)
- Bishop Gabriel Antonio Mestre (2017)
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- Bishop Darío Rubén Quintana Muñiz, O.A.R. (2019)
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- Bishop Gabriel Antonio Mestre (2017)
- Bishop Pedro Daniel Martínez Perea (2010)
- Bishop Nicolás Baisi (2010)
- Bishop Alberto Germán Bochatey Chaneton, O.S.A. (2013)
- Bishop Antonio Marino (2003)
- Bishop Rubén Oscar Frassia (1992)
- Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, S.J. (1992)
- Bishop Horacio Ernesto Benites Astoul † (1999)
- Bishop Jorge Rubén Lugones, S.J. (1999)
- Bishop Jorge Vázquez (2013)
- Bishop Jorge Martín Torres Carbonell (2015)
- Bishop Jorge Ignacio García Cuerva (2018)
- Archbishop Jorge Eduardo Lozano (2000)
- Bishop Héctor Luis Zordán, M.SS.CC. (2017)
- Bishop Carlos María Domínguez, O.A.R. (2019)
- Bishop Joaquín Mariano Sucunza (2000)
- Bishop José Antonio Gentico † (2001)
- Bishop Fernando Carlos Maletti (2001)
- Bishop Juan José Chaparro Stivanello, C.M.F. (2013)
- Bishop Oscar Eduardo Miñarro (2016)
- Archbishop Andrés Stanovnik, O.F.M. Cap. (2001)
- Bishop Gustavo Óscar Zanchetta (2013)
- Bishop Luis Antonio Scozzina, O.F.M. (2018)
- Mario Aurelio Cardinal Poli (2002)
- Bishop Eduardo Horacio García (2003)
- Bishop Adolfo Armando Uriona, F.D.P. (2004)
- Bishop José Melitón Chávez (2015)
- Bishop José Luis Corral Peláez, S.V.D. (2019)
- Bishop José Melitón Chávez (2015)
- Bishop Eduardo Maria Taussig (2004)
- Bishop Raúl Martín (2006)
- Bishop Hugo Manuel Salaberry Goyeneche, S.J. (2006)
- Bishop Óscar Vicente Ojea Quintana (2006)
- Bishop Martín Fassi (2014)
- Bishop Guillermo Eduardo Caride (2018)
- Bishop Hugo Nicolás Barbaro (2008)
- Bishop Enrique Eguía Seguí (2008)
- Bishop Ariel Edgardo Torrado Mosconi (2008)
- Bishop Luis Alberto Fernández Alara (2009)
- Bishop Vicente Bokalic Iglic, C.M. (2010)
- Archbishop Alfredo Horacio Zecca (2011)
- Archbishop Jean-Marie Antoine Joseph Speich (2013)
- Archbishop Giampiero Gloder (2013)
- Bishop Fernando Vérgez Alzaga, L.C. (2013)
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- Bishop Eurico Kräutler, C.Pp.S. † (1971)
- Bishop Klaus Küng (1989)
- Bishop Elmar Fischer (2005)
- Bishop Anton Leichtfried (2007)
- Bishop Reinhold Stecher † (1981)
- Archbishop Alois Kothgasser, S.D.B. (1997)
- Bishop Bruno Wechner † (1955)
- Archbishop Sigismund Waitz † (1913)
- Bishop Franz Egger † (1908)
- Archbishop Ambrogio Agius, O.S.B. † (1904)
- Bishop Jorge Barlin Imperial † (1906)
- Bishop James Jordan Carroll † (1909)
- Bishop Juan Bautista Gorordo y Perfecto † (1909)
- Archbishop Giuseppe Petrelli † (1910)
- Bishop Alfredo Verzosa y Florentin † (1917)
- Archbishop Santiago Caragnan Sancho † (1917)
- Bishop Sofronio Hacbang y Gaborni † (1919)
- Bishop José Clos y Pagés, S.J. † (1920)
- Bishop Pedro Octavio Ortiz Arrieta, S.D.B. † (1922)
- Bishop Sotero Redondo Herrero, O.S.A. † (1922)
- Bishop Francisco Rubén Berroa y Bernedo † (1923)
- Bishop Fidel María Cosío y Medina † (1923)
- Bishop Pablo Singzon y Baeza (de la Anunciacion) † (1910)
- Francesco Cardinal Ragonesi † (1904)
- Bishop Francisco Simón y Ródenas, O.F.M. Cap. † (1904)
- Bishop Atanasio María Vicente Soler y Royo, O.F.M. Cap. † (1907)
- Archbishop Manuel Antonio Arboleda y Scarpetta, C.M. † (1907)
- Bishop Adolfo Perea † (1908)
- Archbishop Maximiliano Crespo Rivera † (1911)
- Archbishop Heladio Posidio Perlaza Ramírez † (1912)
- Bishop Ramón Plaza y Blanco † (1913)
- Bishop Antonio Álvaro y Ballano † (1913)
- Bishop Juan Plaza y García † (1913)
- Enrique Cardinal Reig y Casanova † (1914)
- Bishop Bl. Narciso de Esténaga y Echevarría † (1923)
- Bishop Francisco Barbado y Viejo, O.P. † (1935)
- Bishop Rafael Balanzá y Navarro † (1924)
- Bishop José Vila y Martínez † (1926)
- Bishop Bl. Narciso de Esténaga y Echevarría † (1923)
- Archbishop José Miralles y Sbert † (1914)
- Archbishop Antonio Cardona Riera † (1928)
- Bishop Bartolomé Pascual Marroig † (1938)
- Bishop Francisco Javier de Irastorza y Loinaz † (1914)
- Bishop Francisco de Paula Mas y Oliver † (1915)
- Patriarch Francisco Muñoz e Izquierdo † (1916)
- Bishop Emilio Jiménez Pérez † (1918)
- Bishop Mateo Múgica y Urrestarazu † (1918)
- Bishop León (Miguel) Angel Olano y Urteaga, O.F.M. Cap. † (1935)
- Bishop Gabriel Llompart y Jaume Santandreu † (1918)
- Bishop Marcial López y Criado † (1918)
- Bishop Nicolás González y Pérez, C.M.F. † (1918)
- Enrique Cardinal Pla y Deniel † (1919)
- Bishop Eduardo Martinez González † (1942)
- Bishop Inocencio Rodríguez Díez † (1943)
- Bishop Zacarías de Vizcarra y Arana † (1947)
- Bishop Francisco Miranda Vicente † (1951)
- Bishop Anastasio Granados García † (1960)
- Archbishop Zacarías Martínez y Núñez, O.S.A. † (1919)
- Bishop Valentín Comellas y Santamaría † (1920)
- Bishop Justí Guitart y Vilardebó † (1920)
- Bishop Francisco Frutos y Valiente † (1921)
- Archbishop Adolfo Alejandro Nouel y Bobadilla † (1904)
- Archbishop Valentín de la Asunción (Manuel) Zubizarreta y Unamunsaga, O.C.D. † (1914)
- Bishop Severiano Sainz y Bencamo † (1915)
- Archbishop Luis Antonio de Mena y Steinkoft † (1922)
- Archbishop Sebastiano Francisco Pifferi, O.F.M. † (1905)
- Archbishop José Marcondes Homem de Melo † (1906)
- Archbishop Giuseppe Aversa † (1906)
- Bishop William Ambrose Jones, O.S.A. † (1907)
- Archbishop José Manuel Dámaso Rúiz y Rodríguez † (1907)
- Bishop Michel Antoine Marie Vuylsteke, O.P. † (1910)
- Bishop Aguedo Felipe Alvarado Liscano † (1910)
- Bishop Arturo Celestino Álvarez † (1910)
- Bishop Antônio Malan, S.D.B. † (1914)
- Bishop Manoel Antônio de Paiva (Payva) † (1915)
- Bishop Georg Carić † (1906)
- Bishop Felice del Sordo † (1906)
- Bishop Emanuele Virgilio † (1910)
- Achille Cardinal Locatelli † (1906)
- Bishop Giuseppe Ballerini † (1924)
- Archbishop Pietro di Maria † (1906)
- Bishop Joseph Henri Jean Marie Prud’homme † (1921)
- Bishop François-Xavier Ross † (1923)
- Felix-Raymond-Marie Cardinal Rouleau, O.P. † (1923)
- Bishop Joseph-Omer Plante † (1927)
- Archbishop Georges-Alexandre Courchesne † (1928)
- Archbishop Charles Eugène Parent † (1944)
- Bishop Gérard Couturier † (1957)
- Archbishop Charles Eugène Parent † (1944)
- Bishop Charles-Antonelli Lamarche † (1928)
- Archbishop Thomas O’Donnell † (1924)
- Bishop Fabien-Zoël Decelles † (1924)
- Bishop Joseph Alfred Langlois † (1924)
- Bishop John Thomas Kidd † (1925)
- Bishop Anton Gisler † (1928)
- Bishop Laurenz Matthias Vincenz † (1932)
- Agostino Cardinal Silj † (1907)
- Bishop Ivan Borzatti de Löwenstern † (1907)
- Bishop Paolo Rosario Farrugia † (1907)
- Bishop Francesco Maria Berti, O.F.M. Conv. † (1907)
- Archbishop Manuel María Pólit y Laso † (1907)
- Bishop Alberto Maria Ordóñez Crespo † (1917)
- Bishop Daniel Hermida Ortega † (1919)
- Bishop Guillermo José Harris y Morales † (1920)
- Bishop Domingo Comin, S.D.B. † (1920)
- Bishop Ernesto Coppo, S.D.B. † (1922)
- Bishop Daniel Hermida Ortega † (1919)
- Bishop Alejandro Pasquel Monge † (1932)
- Bishop Alberto Maria Ordóñez Crespo † (1917)
- Andreas Franz Cardinal Frühwirth, O.P. † (1907)
- Franz Cardinal von Bettinger † (1909)
- Michael Cardinal von Faulhaber † (1911) who ordained Pope Benedict XVI a priest
- Bishop Alois Hartl † (1921)
- Archbishop Michael Buchberger † (1924)
- Bishop Johannes Baptist Höcht † (1936)
- Bishop Josef Hiltl † (1951)
- Bishop Johann Baptist Schauer † (1928)
- Bishop Josef Kumpfmüller † (1930)
- Bishop Joachim (Alois) Ammann, O.S.B. † (1934)
- Bishop Franz Xaver Eberle † (1934)
- Bishop Simon Konrad (Josef) Landersdorfer, O.S.B. † (1936)
- Bishop Antonius Hofmann † (1961)
- Bishop Franz Xaver Eder † (1977)
- Bishop Antonius Hofmann † (1961)
- Bishop Anton Scharnagl † (1943)
- Bishop Johannes Baptist Neuhäusler † (1947)
- Bishop Josef Freundorfer † (1949)
- Bishop Joseph Zimmermann † (1953)
- Bishop Johann Baptist von Neudecker † (1911)
- Michael Cardinal von Faulhaber † (1911) who ordained Pope Benedict XVI a priest
- Bishop Hermann Joseph (Thomas) Esser, O.P. † (1917)
- Archbishop Lorenzo Schioppa † (1920)
- Bishop Johannes Dominicus Josephus Aengenent † (1928)
- Bishop Bernhard Gerhard Hilhorst, C.S.Sp. † (1934)
- Archbishop Johannes Henricus Gerardus Jansen † (1930)
- Bishop Petrus Innocentius Johannes Humbertus Verriet, O.P. † (1932)
- Archbishop Josephus Hubertus Gulielmus Lemmens † (1932)
- Bishop Hubert Joseph Paulissen, S.M.A. † (1933)
- Bishop Jan Michiel Jozef Antoon Hanssen † (1947)
- Archbishop John Baptist Hubert Theunissen, S.M.M. † (1950)
- Bishop Lawrence Pullen Hardman, S.M.M. † (1952)
- Bishop Lambertus van Kessel, S.M.M. † (1961)
- Archbishop James Chiona † (1965)
- Bishop Matthias A. Chimole † (1970)
- Bishop Allan Chamgwera (1981)
- Bishop Gervazio Moses Chisendera † (1984)
- Archbishop Tarcisius Gervazio Ziyaye (1992)
- Bishop Matthias A. Chimole † (1970)
- Bishop Eugen Joseph Frans Vroemen, S.M.M. † (1965)
- Bishop Felix Eugenio Mkhori † (1978)
- Bishop Hendrik Hubert Frehen, S.M.M. † (1968)
- Bishop Frans Simons, S.V.D. † (1952)
- Bishop Antoon Konings, S.M.A. † (1954)
- Bishop Gorgon Gregory Brandsma, M.H.M. † (1933)
- Bishop Johannes Dominicus Josephus Aengenent † (1928)
- Archbishop Antonino Zecchini, S.J. † (1922)
- Bishop Jāzeps Rancāns † (1924)
- Franz Cardinal von Bettinger † (1909)
- Bishop Giovanni Vincenzo Tasso, C.M. † (1908)
- Enrico Cardinal Sibilia † (1908)
- Bishop Ricardo Sepúlveda Hermosilla † (1912)
- José María Cardinal Caro Rodríguez † (1912)
- Bishop Luís Silva Lezaeta † (1912)
- Theodor Cardinal Innitzer † (1932)
- Bishop Hermann Schoppelrey, S.V.D. † (1934)
- Archbishop Mesrop Habozian, C.M.Vd. † (1942)
- Bishop Franz Sales Zauner † (1949)
- Archbishop Alois Wagner † (1969)
- Archbishop Franz Jáchym † (1950)
- Archbishop Josef Schoiswohl † (1951)
- Bishop Domenico Fiori † (1943)
- Tommaso Pio Cardinal Boggiani, O.P. † (1908)
- Bishop Angelico Antonio Zannetti, O.F.M. † (1917)
- Archbishop John Timothy McNicholas, O.P. † (1918)
- Bishop Joseph Henry Albers † (1929)
- Bishop Michael Joseph Green † (1962)
- Archbishop Urban John Vehr † (1931)
- Bishop Hubert Michael Newell † (1947)
- Bishop Joseph Hubert Hart (1976)
- Bishop Hubert Michael Newell † (1947)
- Archbishop Karl Joseph Alter † (1931)
- Bishop Clarence George Issenmann † (1954)
- Bishop William Michael Cosgrove † (1968)
- Archbishop Paul Francis Leibold † (1958)
- Archbishop Edward Anthony McCarthy † (1965)
- Bishop John Joseph Nevins † (1979) who was co-consecrated by Bishop Rene Henry Gracida
- Bishop Frank Joseph Dewane (2006)
- Bishop Agustín Alejo (Aleido) Román Rodríguez † (1979)
- Bishop Norbert Mary Leonard James Dorsey, C.P. † (1986)
- Bishop John Joseph Nevins † (1979) who was co-consecrated by Bishop Rene Henry Gracida
- Bishop Clarence George Issenmann † (1954)
- Bishop George John Rehring † (1937)
- Bishop Francis Augustine Thill † (1938)
- Bishop Bernard Theodore Espelage, O.F.M. † (1940)
- Bishop John Anthony King Mussio † (1945)
- Bishop Joseph Henry Albers † (1929)
- Bishop Giacomo Maria de Amicis † (1919)
- Archbishop Luigi Martinelli † (1933)
- Bishop Giuseppe Foschiani † (1908)
- Bishop Agostino Zampini, O.E.S.A. † (1911) who was a prolific co-consecrator of Rampolla men
- Bishop Uberto Maria Fiodo † (1911)
- Archbishop Anton Bauer † (1911)
- Bishop Dominik Premuš † (1915)
- Bishop Josip Lang † (1915)
- Bishop Josip Marušić † (1915)
- Bishop Anton Akšamović † (1920)
- Bishop Quirinus Clement Bonefacic † (1923)
- Archbishop Miho Pušic † (1926)
- Archbishop Mate Garkovic † (1952)
- Archbishop Marijan Oblak † (1958)
- Bishop Andrija-Dusan Štambuk † (1955)
- Archbishop Mate Garkovic † (1952)
- Bishop Pavao Butorac † (1938)
- Bishop Ivo Gugic † (1961)
- Bishop Ilija Janjić (1996)
- Bishop Ivo Gugic † (1961)
- Archbishop Frane Franić † (1950)
- Archbishop Ante Juric † (1988)
- Archbishop Marin Barišić (1993)
- Bishop Mate Uzinić (2011)
- Bishop Jure Bogdan (2016)
- Archbishop Marin Barišić (1993)
- Archbishop Ante Juric † (1988)
- Bishop Ciril Banic † (1951)
- Archbishop Miho Pušic † (1926)
- Bishop Franjo Salis-Seewis † (1926)
- Bishop Josip Marija Carević † (1929)
- Bishop Ivan Starčević † (1932)
- Bl. Alojzije Cardinal Stepinac † (1934)
- Bishop Josip Lach † (1940)
- Archbishop Viktor Burić † (1935)
- Archbishop Giuseppe (Josip) Uhac † (1970) who was a prolific co-consecrator of Rampolla men
- Archbishop Josip Antun Ujcić † (1937)
- Bishop Dragutin Nežic † (1950)
- Archbishop Marko Alaupovic † (1950)
- Bishop Stjepan Bauerlein † (1951)
- Bishop Karel Celik † (1951)
- Archbishop Josip Pavlišić † (1952)
- Archbishop Aleksandar Tokic † (1952)
- Archbishop Gabriel Bukatko † (1952)
- Bishop Janez Jenko † (1964)
- Bishop Metod Pirih (1985)
- Bishop Jurij Bizjak (2000)
- Bishop Metod Pirih (1985)
- Bishop Janez Jenko † (1964)
- Franjo Cardinal Šeper † (1954) who was given control of the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith after Vatican II
- Bishop Celestin Bezmalinovic, O.P. † (1956)
- Bishop Alfred Pichler † (1959)
- Bishop Josip Arneric † (1961)
- Archbishop Jože Pogacnik † (1963)
- Franjo Cardinal Kuharić † (1964)
- Bishop Djuro Kokša † (1978)
- Bishop Antun Bogetić † (1984)
- Archbishop Anton Tamarut † (1986)
- Bishop Mile Bogović (1999)
- Josip Cardinal Bozanić (1989)
- Bishop Ivan Milovan (1998)
- Bishop Valter Župan (1998)
- Bishop Josip Mrzljak (1999)
- Bishop Vlado Košić (1999)
- Archbishop Ivan Devčić (2000)
- Bishop Valentin Pozaić, S.J. (2005)
- Bishop Ivan Šaško (2008)
- Bishop Vjekoslav Huzjak (2010)
- Bishop Mijo Gorski (2010)
- Bishop Ivica Petanjak, O.F.M. Cap. (2015)
- Bishop Zdenko Križić, O.C.D. (2016)
- Bishop Tomislav Rogić (2016)
- Bishop Bože Radoš (2019)
- Archbishop Želimir Puljić (1990)
- Bishop Petar Palić (2018)
- Archbishop Marin Srakić (1990)
- Archbishop Đuro Hranić (2001)
- Bishop Ivan Ćurić (2019)
- Archbishop Đuro Hranić (2001)
- Archbishop Ivan Prendja † (1990)
- Bishop Juraj Jezerinac (1991)
- Bishop Marko Culej † (1992)
- Bishop Ratko Perić (1992)
- Bishop Đura Gašparović (1996)
- Bishop Ante Ivas (1997)
- Bishop Antun Škvorčević (1997)
- Bishop Luigi Bongianino † (1968)
- Bishop Matija Zvekanovic † (1956)
- Bishop Antun Gjivoje † (1911)
- Archbishop Dionysius Antonius Schüler, O.F.M. † (1911)
- Raffaele Cardinal Scapinelli di Leguigno † (1912)
- Friedrich (Gustav) Cardinal Piffl † (1913)
- Bishop Johannes Evangelist Maria Gföllner † (1915)
- Bishop Ernst Karl Jakob Seydl † (1918)
- Archbishop Ferdinand Stanislaus Pawlikowski † (1927)
- Bishop Michael Memelauer † (1927)
- Franz Cardinal König † (1952)
- Bishop Joseph Streidt † (1956)
- Archbishop Ottavio De Liva † (1962)
- Justinus Cardinal Darmojuwono † (1964)
- Archbishop Leo Soekoto, S.J. † (1970)
- Bishop Herman Ferdinandus Maria Münninghoff, O.F.M. † (1972)
- Bishop Leo Laba Ladjar, O.F.M. (1994)
- Bishop John Philip Saklil † (2004)
- Bishop Leo Laba Ladjar, O.F.M. (1994)
- Bishop Francis Xavier Sudartanta Hadisumarta, O. Carm. (1973)
- Bishop Herman Joseph Sahadat Pandoyoputro, O. Carm. † (1989)
- Bishop Datus Hilarion Lega (2003)
- Bishop Paschalis Soedita Hardjasoemarta, M.S.C. † (1974)
- Bishop Ignatius Harsono † (1975)
- Archbishop Alfred Gonti Pius Datubara, O.F.M. Cap. (1975)
- Bishop Martinus Dogma Situmorang, O.F.M. Cap. † (1983)
- Bishop Andreas Suwiyata Henrisoesanta, S.C.I. † (1976)
- Archbishop Hieronymus Herculanus Bumbun, O.F.M. Cap. (1976)
- Bishop Michael Cornelis C. Coomans, M.S.F. † (1988)
- Bishop Giulio Mencuccini, C.P. (1990)
- Bishop Isak Doera † (1977)
- Bishop Blasius Pujoraharja (1979)
- Bishop Pius Riana Prapdi (2012)
- Bishop Aloysius Josef G. Dibjokarjono † (1982)
- Bishop Johannes Sudiarna Hadiwikarta † (1994)
- Julius Riyadi Cardinal Darmaatmadja, S.J. (1983)
- Archbishop Peter Turang (1997)
- Archbishop Ignatius Suharyo Hardjoatmodjo (1997)
- Bishop Antonius Franciskus Subianto Bunyamin, O.S.C. (2014)
- Bishop Henricus Pidyarto Gunawan, O. Carm. (2016)
- Archbishop Robertus Rubiyatmoko (2017)
- Archbishop Agustinus Agus (2000)
- Bishop Samuel Oton Sidin, O.F.M. Cap. (2017)
- Bishop Julianus Kemo Sunarko, S.J. (2000)
- Bishop Aloysius Maryadi Sutrisnaatmaka, M.S.F. (2001)
- Archbishop Yustinus Harjosusanto, M.S.F. (2002)
- Bishop Paulinus Yan Olla, M.S.F. (2018)
- Archbishop Vincentius Sensi Potokota (2006)
- Bishop Vincentius Sutikno Wisaksono (2007)
- Archbishop Johannes Maria Trilaksyanta Pujasumarta † (2008)
- Bishop Alexander Soetandio Djajasiswaja † (1984)
- Justinus Cardinal Darmojuwono † (1964)
- Bishop Jakob Weinbacher † (1962)
- Bishop Friedrich Helmel, S.V.D. † (1966)
- Bishop Denis Martin Tapsoba, M. Afr. † (1966)
- Bishop Karl Moser † (1969)
- Bishop Florian Kuntner † (1977)
- Bishop Helmut Krätzl (1977)
- Archbishop Donato Squicciarini † (1978)
- Archbishop Evariste Ngoyagoye (1980)
- Bishop Jean Ntagwarara (1998)
- Bishop Venant Bacinoni (2007)
- Archbishop Cornelius Fontem Esua (1982)
- Bishop Michael Miabesue Bibi (2017)
- Archbishop Antoine Ntalou (1983)
- Bishop Pierre Augustin Tchouanga, S.C.I. † (1983)
- Bishop Adalbert Ndzana (1985)
- Bishop Gabriel Simo † (1987)
- Archbishop Simon-Victor Tonyé Bakot (1987)
- Bishop Christophe Zoa (2007)
- Bishop Sosthène Léopold Bayemi Matjei (2010)
- Archbishop Evariste Ngoyagoye (1980)
- Bishop Maximilian Aichern, O.S.B. (1982)
- Hans Hermann Cardinal Groër, O.S.B. † (1986)
- Bishop Alfred Kostelecky † (1986)
- Bishop Christian Werner (1992)
- Bishop Kurt Krenn † (1987)
- Bishop Heinrich Fasching † (1993)
- Christoph Cardinal Schönborn, O.P. (1991)
- Bishop Alois Schwarz (1997)
- Bishop Ludwig Schwarz, S.D.B. (2001)
- Georges Marie Martin Cardinal Cottier, O.P. † (2003)
- Bishop Charles Morerod, O.P. (2011)
- Bishop Alain de Raemy (2014)
- Bishop Charles Morerod, O.P. (2011)
- Bishop Franz Scharl (2006)
- Bishop Stephan Turnovszky (2008)
- Bishop Ägidius Johann Zsifkovics (2010)
- Bishop Alfred Kostelecky † (1986)
- Bishop Franz Žak † (1956)
- Bishop Alois Stöger † (1967)
- Franz Cardinal König † (1952)
- Archbishop Franz Kamprath † (1929)
- Bishop Joseph Klemann, O.S.F.S. † (1931)
- Friedrich (Gustav) Cardinal Piffl † (1913)
- Giovanni Vincenzo Cardinal Bonzano † (1912)
- Archbishop Edward Joseph Hanna † (1912)
- Bishop Joseph Sarsfield Glass, C.M. † (1915)
- Archbishop John Joseph Cantwell † (1917)
- Bishop Stephen Peter Alencastre, SS.CC. † (1924)
- Archbishop Juan José Maíztegui y Besoitaiturria, C.M.F. † (1926)
- Archbishop Francisco Beckmann, C.M. † (1940)
- Archbishop Marcos Gregorio McGrath, C.S.C. † (1961)
- Archbishop Francisco Beckmann, C.M. † (1940)
- Bishop Thomas Kiely Gorman † (1931)
- Bishop Lawrence Michael De Falco † (1963)
- Bishop Thomas Ambrose Tschoepe † (1966) who ordained Bishop Strickland a priest
- Bishop John Joseph Cassata † (1968)
- Archbishop Joseph Thomas McGucken † (1941)
- Timothy Finbar Cardinal Manning † (1946)
- Bishop Juan Alfredo Arzube † (1971)
- Bishop William Robert Johnson † (1971)
- Bishop Manuel Duran Moreno † (1977)
- Bishop Thaddeus Anthony Shubsda † (1977)
- Bishop Phillip Francis Straling (1978)
- Bishop Gerald Richard Barnes (1992)
- Bishop Dennis Patrick O’Neil † (2001)
- Bishop Rutilio del Riego Jáñez (2005)
- Bishop Gerald Richard Barnes (1992)
- Bishop Donald William Montrose † (1983)
- William Joseph Cardinal Levada † (1983)
- Bishop Tod David Brown (1989)
- Bishop Jaime Soto (2000)
- Bishop Myron Joseph Cotta (2014)
- Bishop Dominic Dinh Mai Luong † (2003)
- Bishop Cirilo B. Flores † (2009)
- Bishop Jaime Soto (2000)
- Archbishop Alexander Joseph Brunett (1994)
- Bishop George Leo Thomas (2000)
- Bishop Eusebio L. Elizondo Almaguer, M.Sp.S. (2005)
- Bishop Joseph Jude Tyson (2005)
- Archbishop John Charles Wester (1998)
- Bishop Joseph Anthony Pepe (2001)
- Bishop Ignatius Chung Wang (2003)
- Bishop Clarence Richard Silva (2005)
- Archbishop Joseph Augustine Di Noia, O.P. (2009)
- Bishop Tod David Brown (1989)
- Bishop John Thomas Steinbock † (1984)
- Bishop Mark Joseph Hurley † (1968)
- Archbishop Francis Thomas Hurley † (1970)
- Bishop Norman Francis McFarland † (1970)
- Bishop Michael Patrick Driscoll † (1990)
- Timothy Finbar Cardinal Manning † (1946)
- Bishop Patrick Joseph James Keane † (1920)
- Bishop Philip George Scher † (1933)
- Bishop Henry John Paul Joseph Nussbaum, C.P. † (1913)
- Bishop Daniel Mary Gorman † (1918)
- Archbishop Thomas Joseph Walsh † (1918)
- Bishop John Aloysius Duffy † (1933)
- Bishop Thomas Henry McLaughlin † (1935)
- Bishop Francis Joseph Monaghan † (1936)
- Bishop William Aloysius Griffin † (1938)
- Archbishop Thomas Aloysius Boland † (1940)
- Bishop Justin Joseph McCarthy † (1954)
- Bishop Walter William Curtis † (1957)
- Bishop Martin Walter Stanton † (1957)
- Bishop Joseph Arthur Costello † (1963)
- Bishop John Joseph Dougherty † (1963)
- Bishop John Edward Cohill, S.V.D. † (1967)
- Bishop Raymond Rodly Caesar, S.V.D. † (1978)
- Archbishop William Joseph Kurtz, S.V.D. (1982)
- Bishop Johannes Henricus J. Te Maarssen, S.V.D. (2000)
- Archbishop Anton Bal (2007)
- Bishop Johannes Henricus J. Te Maarssen, S.V.D. (2000)
- Archbishop William Joseph Kurtz, S.V.D. (1982)
- Bishop Raymond Rodly Caesar, S.V.D. † (1978)
- Bishop James Aloysius McNulty † (1947)
- Bishop Pius Anthony Benincasa † (1964)
- Bishop Stanislaus Joseph Brzana † (1964)
- Bishop George William Ahr † (1950)
- Bishop James John Hogan † (1960)
- Bishop John Charles Reiss † (1967)
- Bishop Edward Urban Kmiec (1982)
- Archbishop Arthur Jerome Drossaerts † (1918)
- Bishop José María Preciado y Nieva, C.M.F. † (1934)
- Bishop Mariano Simon Garriga † (1936)
- Bishop Adolph Marx † (1956)
- Bishop Sidney Matthew Metzger † (1940)
- Bishop Jules Benjamin Jeanmard † (1918)
- Bishop Edmund Francis Gibbons † (1919)
- Bishop William Aloysius Scully † (1945)
- Bishop Edward Joseph Maginn † (1957)
- Bishop William Aloysius Scully † (1945)
- Archbishop John Gregory Murray † (1920)
- Archbishop William Otterwell Brady † (1939)
- Bishop Hilary Baumann Hacker † (1957)
- Bishop Sylvester William Treinen † (1962)
- Bishop Nicolas Eugene Walsh † (1974)
- Bishop Sylvester William Treinen † (1962)
- Bishop Leonard Philip Cowley † (1958)
- Bishop Alphonse James Schladweiler † (1958)
- Bishop Gerald Francis O’Keefe † (1961)
- Bishop Hilary Baumann Hacker † (1957)
- Bishop James Louis Connolly † (1945)
- Bishop James Joseph Gerrard † (1959)
- Humberto Sousa Cardinal Medeiros † (1966)
- Bishop Joseph Francis Maguire † (1972)
- Bishop Leo Edward O’Neil † (1980)
- Bishop Thomas Ludger Dupré † (1990)
- Bishop Lawrence Joseph Riley † (1972)
- Bishop Thomas Vose Daily † (1975)
- Bishop Ignatius Anthony Catanello † (1994)
- Bishop Gerald Michael Barbarito (1994)
- Bishop John Michael D’Arcy † (1975)
- Bishop John Richard Sheets, S.J. † (1991)
- Bishop Daniel Robert Jenky, C.S.C. (1997)
- Bishop John Joseph Mulcahy † (1975)
- Bishop Joseph John Ruocco † (1975)
- Bishop Daniel Anthony Hart † (1976)
- Archbishop Alfred Clifton Hughes (1981)
- Bishop Roger Paul Morin † (2003)
- Bishop Ronald Paul Herzog † (2005)
- Bishop Shelton Joseph Fabre (2007)
- Bishop Glen John Provost (2007)
- Bishop Michael Gerard Duca (2008)
- Bishop Joseph Francis Maguire † (1972)
- Bishop Francis Joseph Schenk † (1945)
- Archbishop William Otterwell Brady † (1939)
- Archbishop John Alexander Floersh † (1923)
- Bishop Theodore Henry Reverman † (1926)
- Bishop Francis Ridgley Cotton † (1938)
- Bishop Charles Garrett Maloney † (1955)
- Bishop Basilio Manuel Olimpio Pereira, O.F.M. † (1925)
- Giuseppe Cardinal Fietta † (1926)
- Bishop Paul-Sanson-Jean-Marie Robert † (1936)
- Bishop José Weimann, C.SS.R. † (1940)
- Archbishop Alfonso María Buteler † (1940)
- Archbishop Liberato Tosti † (1946)
- Bishop Emilio Antonio di Pasquo † (1946)
- Archbishop Edward Joseph Hanna † (1912)
- Archbishop Nicolas Dobrecić † (1912)
- Bishop Joseph Félix François Malleret, C.S.Sp. † (1912)
- Bishop Robert Fraser † (1913)
- Bishop Nematallah Carame, O.A.M. † (1913)
- Bishop Felice Agostino Addeo, O.S.A. † (1913)
- Archbishop Alberto Vassallo di Torregrossa † (1914)
- Archbishop Juan Francisco Aragone † (1919)
- Bishop Tomás Gregorio Camacho † (1919)
- Bishop José Marcos Semeria † (1919)
- Bishop Miguel d’Andrea † (1920)
- Bishop Luigi Cammarata † (1947)
- Archbishop Julián Raymundo Riveiro y Jacinto, O.P. † (1914)
- Bonaventura Cardinal Cerretti † (1914)
- Bishop Matthew Joseph Brodie † (1916)
- Archbishop Giovanni Maria Emilio Castellani, O.F.M. † (1929)
- Bishop Luigi Santa, I.M.C. † (1937)
- Bishop Pedro Arnoldo Aparicio y Quintanilla, S.D.B. † (1946)
- Bishop José Oscar Barahona Castillo † (1982)
- Archbishop Mauro Caruana, O.S.B. † (1915)
- Archbishop Michele Gonzi † (1924)
- Bishop Joseph Pace † (1944)
- Bishop Francis Xavier Fenech, O.F.M. Cap. † (1954)
- Bishop Leo Tigga, S.J. † (1962)
- Bishop Eric Benjamin † (1962)
- Bishop Redento Maria Gauci, O. Carm. † (1967)
- Archbishop Emanuele Gerada † (1967)
- Bishop Mario Enrique Ríos Mont, C.M. (1974)
- Bishop Luis María Estrada Paetau, O.P. † (1977)
- Bishop Oscar Garcia Urizar † (1980)
- Bishop Christopher Jones † (1994)
- Bishop Kevin Peter Doran (2014)
- Archbishop Joseph Mercieca † (1974)
- Bishop Paul Darmanin, O.F.M. Cap. (1984)
- Bishop Annetto Depasquale † (1999)
- Archbishop Paul Cremona, O.P. (2007)
- Prospero (Stanley) Cardinal Grech, O.S.A. † (2012)
- Archbishop Charles Jude Scicluna (2012)
- Bishop Joseph Galea-Curmi (2018)
- Bishop Emanuele Galea † (1942)
- Archbishop Michele Gonzi † (1924)
- Archbishop Plácido Ángel Rey de Lemos, O.F.M. † (1917)
- Patriarch Ramón Pérez y Rodríguez † (1920)
- Bishop Johann Raffl † (1921)
- Bishop Hieronymus Maria Mileta, O.F.M. Conv. † (1922)
- Bishop Massimo Rinaldi, C.S. † (1925)
- Arthur Cardinal Hinsley † (1926)
- Archbishop Edgar Aristide Maranta, O.F.M. Cap. † (1930)
- Bishop Anthony Victor Haelg (Hälg), O.S.B. † (1949)
- Bishop Maurus Libaba † (1973)
- Bishop Anthony Victor Haelg (Hälg), O.S.B. † (1949)
- Bishop Carlo Re, I.M.C. † (1932)
- Bishop William Joseph Trudel, M. Afr. † (1933)
- Bishop Alexandre-Auguste-Laurent-Marie Roy, M. Afr. † (1934)
- Bishop Ernest Louis Joye, O.F.M. Cap. † (1933)
- Bishop Gallus (Bernhard) Steiger, O.S.B. † (1934)
- Bishop James Dey † (1935)
- Bishop John Reesinck, M.H.M. † (1938)
- Bishop Nicholas Hettinga, M.H.M. † (1947)
- Archbishop Simeon Anthony Pereira † (1971)
- Bishop Max John Rodrigues (2000)
- Bishop Samson Shukardin, O.F.M. (2015)
- Archbishop Evarist Pinto (2000)
- Archbishop Lawrence John Saldanha (2001)
- Archbishop Sebastian Francis Shaw, O.F.M. (2009)
- Bishop Max John Rodrigues (2000)
- Archbishop Armando Trindade † (1973)
- Archbishop Simeon Anthony Pereira † (1971)
- Bishop Nicholas Hettinga, M.H.M. † (1947)
- Archbishop David James Mathew † (1938)
- Archbishop John Joseph McCarthy, C.S.Sp. † (1946)
- Bishop Daniel Liston, C.S.Sp. † (1947)
- Bishop Attilio Beltramino, I.M.C. † (1948)
- Bishop John Francis Greif, M.H.M. † (1951)
- Laurean Cardinal Rugambwa † (1952)
- Archbishop Marko Mihayo † (1960)
- Bishop Bernard Mabula † (1969)
- Bishop Alphonse Daniel Nsabi † (1970)
- Bishop Nicodemus Atle Basili Hhando † (1971)
- Guido Cardinal Del Mestri † (1961)
- Archbishop James Joseph Komba † (1962)
- Bishop Cipriano Biyehima Kihangire † (1963)
- Bishop Martin Luluga (1987)
- Bishop José López Lara † (1968)
- Bishop Bernard Hubert † (1971)
- Bishop Jacques Berthelet, C.S.V. † (1987)
- Archbishop Alphonsus Liguori Penney † (1973)
- Raymond John Lahey (1986) dismissed from clerical state
- Raymond John Lahey (1986) dismissed from clerical state
- Bishop Louis-de-Gonzague Langevin, M. Afr. † (1974)
- Bishop François Lapierre, P.M.E. (1998)
- Archbishop Felice Pirozzi † (1961)
- Bishop Mariano Gutiérrez Salazar, O.F.M. Cap. † (1968)
- Archbishop James Odongo (1965)
- Bishop Charles Martin Wamika (1994)
- Bishop James Dominic Sangu † (1966)
- Archbishop Mario Epifanio Abdallah Mgulunde † (1970)
- Bishop Damian Kyaruzi (1997)
- Archbishop Mario Epifanio Abdallah Mgulunde † (1970)
- Emmanuel Kiwanuka Cardinal Nsubuga † (1966)
- Bishop Joseph Bernard Louis Willigers, M.H.M. † (1967)
- Bishop Paul Lokiru Kalanda † (1981)
- Bishop Erasmus Desiderius Wandera (1981)
- Archbishop Emmanuel Obbo, A.J. (2007)
- Bishop Damiano Giulio Guzzetti, M.C.C.I. (2014)
- Bishop Joseph Eciru Oliach (2019)
- Archbishop Emmanuel Obbo, A.J. (2007)
- Emmanuel Cardinal Wamala (1981)
- Archbishop Denis Kiwanuka Lote (1991)
- Bishop Robert Marie Gay, M. Afr. † (1996)
- Bishop Callistus Rubaramira (2003)
- Archbishop John Baptist Odama (1996)
- Bishop Giuseppe Franzelli, M.C.C.I. (2005)
- Bishop Sabino Ocan Odoki (2006)
- Bishop Sanctus Lino Wanok (2011)
- Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga (1997)
- Archbishop Augustine Kasujja (1998)
- Bishop Christopher Kakooza (1999)
- Bishop Robert Muhiirwa (2003)
- Bishop Joseph Mukwaya † (1982)
- Bishop Joseph Anthony Zziwa (2002)
- Bishop Matthias Ssekamaanya (1985)
- Bishop Frederick Drandua † (1986)
- Bishop Egidio Nkaijanabwo (1989)
- Bishop Joseph Oyanga † (1989)
- Bishop Adriani Mkoba † (1967)
- Bishop Joseph Sipendi † (1968)
- Bishop Cesare Asili † (1968)
- Bishop Maurus Gervase Komba † (1970)
- Bishop Nikasius Kipengele † (1970)
- Bishop Raymond Mwanyika † (1971)
- Bishop Philip Sulumeti (1972)
- Bishop Joseph Obanyi Sagwe (2015)
- Bishop Matthias Joseph Isuja † (1972)
- Bishop Patrick Iteka † (1973)
- Bishop Nestorius Timanywa † (1974)
- Archbishop Vincent Nsengiyumva † (1974)
- Bishop Wenceslas Kalibushi † (1977)
- Jean Damascène Bimenyimana † (1997)
- Bishop Alexis Habiyambere, S.J. (1997)
- Bishop Vincent Harolimana (2012)
- Bishop Anaclet Mwumvaneza (2016)
- Bishop Joseph Ruzindana † (1982)
- Bishop Wenceslas Kalibushi † (1977)
- Bishop Castor Sekwa † (1975)
- Archbishop Anthony Peter Mayalla † (1979)
- Archbishop Josaphat Louis Lebulu (1979)
- Bishop Bernard Martin Ngaviliau, C.S.Sp. † (1980)
- Bishop Matthew Shija † (1984)
- Bishop Telesphore Mkude (1988)
- Bishop Gabriel Mmole † (1988)
- Bishop Fortunatus M. Lukanima † (1989)
- Bishop Magnus Mwalunyungu † (1992)
- Archbishop Marko Mihayo † (1960)
- Archbishop Edgar Aristide Maranta, O.F.M. Cap. † (1930)
- Bishop Simone Lorenzo Salvi, O.S.B. † (1927)
- Bishop Ludovico Ferretti, O.P. † (1927)
- Archbishop Giovanni Battista Guidi † (1902)
- Archbishop Vincenzo Sardi di Rivisondoli † (1908)
- Archbishop Gabriele Natale Moriondo, O.P. † (1914)
- Bishop Guiseppe Pietro Gagnor, O.P. † (1941)
- Bishop Vito Nicola Cavanna † (1960), a co-consecrator of Cardinal Sodano.
- Bishop Guiseppe Pietro Gagnor, O.P. † (1941)
- Archbishop Gabriele Natale Moriondo, O.P. † (1914)
- Bishop Giacomo Sinibaldi † (1913)
- Bishop Natale Serafino † (1913)