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Scipione Rebiba (* 1504 in San Marco d’Alunzio; † 23. Juli 1577 in Rom ) ist derjenige Kardinal , auf den die meisten namentlich bekannten Sukzessionslinien ( Apostolische Sukzession ) zurückgehen.
Coat of arms. Scipione Rebiba (3 February 1504 – 23 July 1577) was an Italian prelate of the Catholic Church, a protégé of Gian Pietro Carafa, who became Pope Paul IV. He held a variety of positions in the Church hierarchy, including some of the most senior. He introduced the Inquisition to Naples in the 1550s and became a ...
- Cardinal-Bishop
- Constantinople
- Constantinople
- Giacomo Savelli
If 95% of Catholic bishops today can trace their line of apostolic succession through Cardinal Scipione Rebiba; who are the 5% remaining lineages traced through? Who was Scipione Rebiba? Sicilian-born Scipione Rebiba would be remembered no more than any other sixteenth-century bishop of the Roman Catholic Church did he not boast a particular ...
Scipione Rebiba è stato un cardinale e arcivescovo cattolico italiano. Secondo lo studioso di genealogia episcopale Charles Bransom, è uno dei più antichi vescovi del quale si conoscano con certezza i dati sulle ordinazioni episcopali: più del 98% degli oltre 5000 vescovi viventi lo pongono al vertice della propria genealogia ...
- 14 maggio 1541
Scipione Cardinal Rebiba (born 3 Feb 1504, died 23 Jul 1577) Cardinal-Bishop of Sabina Consistory - December 1555 : Created Cardinal Conclave - 1559 : Participated
This biography makes Scipione Rebiba more than just a name at the end of an episcopal lineage. It tells the story of a good, faithful, zealous successor of the apostles.
Every Pope since Benedict XIII (Pietro Orsini), consecrated bishop in 1675, traces his line of apostolic succession through Scipione Rebiba. This might be a good time to explain what - precisely - is meant by "apostolic succession" and why it is important in certain churches.
