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Old page wikitext, before the edit (`old_wikitext`)	'The '''Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Malta''' ([[Malti]]: ''Arcidjocesi ta' Malta''<ref>Archdiocese of Malta Official Website (August 2010).</ref>) is an [[archdiocese]] of the [[Latin Rite]] of the [[Catholic Church]] in [[Malta]]. The former Diocese of Malta was elevated to archdiocese on January 1, 1944. The archdiocese has only one suffragan [[diocese]], the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Gozo\|Diocese of Gozo]]. There are two [[cathedral]]s in the diocese: [[St. Paul's Cathedral, Mdina\|The Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Paul's]], in [[Mdina]], and [[St. John's Co-Cathedral]], located in [[Valletta]]. ==Bishops of Malta== * St. Publius (r. 60– 67) * Acacius (r. 451) * Kostantinu (r. 501) * Julianus (r. 533) * Luċillu (r. 598) * Trajanu (r. 599) * Gualtieri (r. 1091) * Brialdo (r. 1095) * Ġwanni (r. 1113) * Rinaldus (r. 1122) * Stiefnu (r. 1154) * Johannes I (r. 1168) * Johannes II (r. 1211– 24) * Ruggerius of [[Cefalù]] (r. 1251) * Jacobus (r. 1259) * Magister Marinus (r. 1267) * Johannes Normandus (r. 1268) * Jacoubus of Malta O.Min (r. 1272/73– 97) * Nicolaus (r. 1304– 22) * Alduinus (r. 1332– 33) * Henericus of Cefalù (r. 1334– 41) * Nicolaus Boneti O.Min. (r. 1342– 43) * Ogerius (r. 1343– 46) * Jocobus O.P. (r. 1346– 56) * Cardinal [[Juan de Castro (1431–1506)\|John IV (Giovanni, Juan) de Castro]] ([[Valencia, Spain\|Valencia]], 1431–1506, [[Rome]]), Bishop of Malta (1504–1506), also [[Bishop of Girgenti]] (1479–1506), and [[Administrator Apostolic]] of the [[List of the bishops of Schleswig#Catholic bishops and administrator\|Diocese of Schleswig]] (1499–1502). * Fra. Bartolomeo Rull, Grand Prior of the Order of St. John. Bishop of Malta, (r. 1757–70) * Fra. Giovanni Carmelo Pellerani, Vice Chancellor of Rhodes Island, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1770–80). * Fra. Vincenzo Labini of Bitonto, First Titular of Rhodes, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1780–1807). * Mons. Ferdinand Mattei, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1807–31). * Mons. Francis Saverio Caruana, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1831–47) * Mons. Publio Maria dei Conti Sant, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1847–57) * Mons. Annetto Casolani, Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1848–66) * Mons. Fra. Gaetano Pace Forno, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1857–74) * Mons. Conte Carmelo Scicluna D.D., Bishop of Malta, (r. 1875–88) * Fra. Antonio Maria Buhagiar OMC, Administrator-Bishop of Malta, (r. 1885–88) * Mons. Pietro Pace GCVO, DD., Bishop of Malta, (r. 1889–1914). * Mons. Saviour Gaffiero, Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1899–1906) * Fra. Angelo Portelli OP. Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1914–27). * Mons. Dom Mauris Caruana GCOJ, KBE., Bishop of Malta, (r. 1915–43) * Mons. Count Sir Michael Gonzi, KBE., Last Bishop of Malta, (r. 1943–44) ==Archbishops of Malta== * Mons. Count Sir [[Mikiel Gonzi\|Michael Gonzi]], KBE., 1st ArchBishop of Malta, (r. 1944–76) * Mons. [[Emanuel Galea\|Emmanuele Galea]], Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1942–74) * Mons. Emanuele Gerada, Coadjutor Archbishop of Malta, (r. 1967–73) * Mons. [[Joseph Mercieca]], Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1974–76) * Mons. Joseph Mercieca, Archbishop of Malta, (r. 1976–2006) * Mons. Professor Annetto Despasquale, Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1998–Present) * Fra. [[Paul Cremona]] OP., Archbishop of Malta, (r. 2006–Present) ==External links== * [http://www.maltadiocese.org.mt Archdiocese of Malta] * {{CathEncy\|wstitle=Malta}} ==References== * Outline of Maltese History 1971 AC. Aquilina & Co pages: Appendix III. {{coord missing\|Malta}} [[Category:Christianity in Malta]] [[Category:Roman Catholic dioceses in Malta\|Malta]] [[de:Erzbistum Malta]] [[it:Arcidiocesi di Malta]] [[he:הארכיבישופות הקתולית של מלטה]] [[pl:Archidiecezja maltańska]]'
New page wikitext, after the edit (`new_wikitext`)	'The '''Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Malta''' ([[Malti]]: ''Arcidjocesi ta' Malta''<references>Archdiocese of Malta Official Website (August 2010).</references>) is an [[archdiocese]] of the [[Latin Rite]] of the [[Catholic Church]] in [[Malta]]. The former Diocese of Malta was elevated to archdiocese on January 1, 1944. The archdiocese has only one suffragan [[diocese]], the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Gozo\|Diocese of Gozo]]. There are two [[cathedral]]s in the diocese: [[St. Paul's Cathedral, Mdina\|The Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Paul's]], in [[Mdina]], and [[St. John's Co-Cathedral]], located in [[Valletta]]. ==Bishops of Malta== * St. Publius (r. 60– 67) * Acacius (r. 451) * Kostantinu (r. 501) * Julianus (r. 533) * Luċillu (r. 598) * Trajanu (r. 599) * Gualtieri (r. 1091) * Brialdo (r. 1095) * Ġwanni (r. 1113) * Rinaldus (r. 1122) * Stiefnu (r. 1154) * Johannes I (r. 1168) * Johannes II (r. 1211– 24) * Ruggerius of [[Cefalù]] (r. 1251) * Jacobus (r. 1259) * Magister Marinus (r. 1267) * Johannes Normandus (r. 1268) * Jacoubus of Malta O.Min (r. 1272/73– 97) * Nicolaus (r. 1304– 22) * Alduinus (r. 1332– 33) * Henericus of Cefalù (r. 1334– 41) * Nicolaus Boneti O.Min. (r. 1342– 43) * Ogerius (r. 1343– 46) * Jocobus O.P. (r. 1346– 56) * Cardinal [[Juan de Castro (1431–1506)\|John IV (Giovanni, Juan) de Castro]] ([[Valencia, Spain\|Valencia]], 1431–1506, [[Rome]]), Bishop of Malta (1504–1506), also [[Bishop of Girgenti]] (1479–1506), and [[Administrator Apostolic]] of the [[List of the bishops of Schleswig#Catholic bishops and administrator\|Diocese of Schleswig]] (1499–1502). * Fra. Bartolomeo Rull, Grand Prior of the Order of St. John. Bishop of Malta, (r. 1757–70) * Fra. Giovanni Carmelo Pellerani, Vice Chancellor of Rhodes Island, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1770–80). * Fra. Vincenzo Labini of Bitonto, First Titular of Rhodes, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1780–1807). * Mons. Ferdinand Mattei, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1807–31). * Mons. Francis Saverio Caruana, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1831–47) * Mons. Publio Maria dei Conti Sant, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1847–57) * Mons. Annetto Casolani, Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1848–66) * Mons. Fra. Gaetano Pace Forno, Bishop of Malta, (r. 1857–74) * Mons. Conte Carmelo Scicluna D.D., Bishop of Malta, (r. 1875–88) * Fra. Antonio Maria Buhagiar OMC, Administrator-Bishop of Malta, (r. 1885–88) * Mons. Pietro Pace GCVO, DD., Bishop of Malta, (r. 1889–1914). * Mons. Saviour Gaffiero, Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1899–1906) * Fra. Angelo Portelli OP. Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1914–27). * Mons. Dom Mauris Caruana GCOJ, KBE., Bishop of Malta, (r. 1915–43) * Mons. Count Sir Michael Gonzi, KBE., Last Bishop of Malta, (r. 1943–44) ==Archbishops of Malta== * Mons. Count Sir [[Mikiel Gonzi\|Michael Gonzi]], KBE., 1st ArchBishop of Malta, (r. 1944–76) * Mons. [[Emanuel Galea\|Emmanuele Galea]], Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1942–74) * Mons. Emanuele Gerada, Coadjutor Archbishop of Malta, (r. 1967–73) * Mons. [[Joseph Mercieca]], Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1974–76) * Mons. Joseph Mercieca, Archbishop of Malta, (r. 1976–2006) * Mons. Professor Annetto Despasquale, Auxiliary Bishop of Malta, (r. 1998–Present) * Fra. [[Paul Cremona]] OP., Archbishop of Malta, (r. 2006–Present) ==External links== * [http://www.maltadiocese.org.mt Archdiocese of Malta] * {{CathEncy\|wstitle=Malta}} ==References== * Outline of Maltese History 1971 AC. Aquilina & Co pages: Appendix III. {{coord missing\|Malta}} [[Category:Christianity in Malta]] [[Category:Roman Catholic dioceses in Malta\|Malta]] [[de:Erzbistum Malta]] [[it:Arcidiocesi di Malta]] [[he:הארכיבישופות הקתולית של מלטה]] [[pl:Archidiecezja maltańska]]'
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	The '''Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Malta''' ([[Malti]]: ''Arcidjocesi ta' Malta''<~~ref~~>Archdiocese of Malta Official Website (August 2010).</~~ref~~>) is an [[archdiocese]] of the [[Latin Rite]] of the [[Catholic Church]] in [[Malta]]. The former Diocese of Malta was elevated to archdiocese on January 1, 1944. The archdiocese has only one suffragan [[diocese]], the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Gozo\|Diocese of Gozo]].		The '''Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Malta''' ([[Malti]]: ''Arcidjocesi ta' Malta''<references>Archdiocese of Malta Official Website (August 2010).</references>) is an [[archdiocese]] of the [[Latin Rite]] of the [[Catholic Church]] in [[Malta]]. The former Diocese of Malta was elevated to archdiocese on January 1, 1944. The archdiocese has only one suffragan [[diocese]], the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Gozo\|Diocese of Gozo]].

	There are two [[cathedral]]s in the diocese: [[St. Paul's Cathedral, Mdina\|The Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Paul's]], in [[Mdina]], and [[St. John's Co-Cathedral]], located in [[Valletta]].		There are two [[cathedral]]s in the diocese: [[St. Paul's Cathedral, Mdina\|The Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Paul's]], in [[Mdina]], and [[St. John's Co-Cathedral]], located in [[Valletta]].