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Sacro Colegio Cardenalicio SACRO COLEGIO CARDENALICIO (II) LOS CARDENALES ELECTORES Y NO ELECTORES, www.sotodelamarina.com CON BREVE APUNTE BIOGRÁFICO TABLA CON DATOS GLOBALES Un trabajo de Luis Marín de San Martín, OSA 3 de febrero de 2009 CARDENALES ELECTORES (115) ITALIA * Ennio ANTONELLI, 72 años, presidente del Pontificio Consejo para la Familia, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Presbítero del título de Sant’ Andrea delle Fratte. * Angelo BAGNASCO, 65 años, arzobispo de Génova, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2007. Presbítero del título de la Gran Madre di Dio. * Tarcisio BERTONE, S.D.B., 74 años, secretario de Estado y camarlengo de la Santa Iglesia Romana, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Obispo del título de la Iglesia suburbicaria de Frascati. * Carlo CAFFARRA, 70 años, arzobispo de Bolonia, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2006. Presbítero del título de San Giovanni Battista dei Fiorentini. * Angelo COMASTRI, 65 años, arcipreste de la pontificia basílica Vaticana, vicario general de www.sotodelamarina.com Su Santidad para el Estado de la Ciudad del Vaticano y presidente de la Fábrica de San Pedro, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2007. Diácono de San Salvatore in Lauro. * Raffaele FARINA, S.D.B., 75 años, bibliotecario y archivero de la Santa Iglesia Romana, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2007. Diácono de San Giovanni della Pigna. * Salvatore DE GIORGI, 78 años, arzobispo emérito de Palermo, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1998. Presbítero del título de Santa Maria in Ara Coeli. * Michele GIORDANO, 78 años, arzobispo emérito de Nápoles, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1988. Presbítero del título de San Gioacchino ai Prati di Castello. * Giovanni LAJOLO, 73 años, presidente de la Pontificia Comisión para el Estado de la Ciudad del Vaticano y presidente del Governatorato del Estado de la Ciudad del Vaticano, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2007. Diácono de Santa Maria Liberatrice a Monte Testaccio. * Francesco MARCHISANO, 79 años, presidente de la Oficina de Trabajo de la Sede Apostólica, presidente emérito de la Pontificia Comisión para los Bienes Culturales de la Iglesia, de la Pontificia Comisión de Arqueología Sacra y de la Fábrica de San Pedro, arcipreste emérito de la pontificia basílica Vaticana, y vicario general emérito para el Estado de la Ciudad del Vaticano, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Diácono de Santa Lucia del Gonfalone. * Renato Raffaele MARTINO, 76 años, presidente del Pontificio Consejo de la Justicia y de la Paz y del Pontificio Consejo para la Pastoral de los Migrantes e Itinerantes, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Diácono de San Francesco di Paola ai Monti. 2 *Attilio NICORA, 71 años, presidente de la Administración del Patrimonio de la Sede Apostólica y legado pontificio para las basílicas de San Francisco y Santa María de los Ángeles de Asís, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Diácono de San Filippo Neri in Eurosia. * Severino POLETTO, 75 años, arzobispo de Turín, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2001. Presbítero pro hac vice del título de San Giuseppe in Via Trionfale. * Giovanni Battista RE, 74 años, prefecto de la Congregación para los Obispos y presidente de la Pontificia Comisión para América Latina, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2001. Obispo del título de la Iglesia suburbicaria de Sabina-Poggio Mirteto. * Camillo RUINI, 77 años, vicario general emérito de Su Santidad para la ciudad de Roma y distrito y arcipreste emérito de la pontificia archibasílica de San Juan de Letrán , creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1991. Presbítero del título de Santa Agnese fuori le mura. * Angelo SCOLA, 67 años, patriarca de Venecia, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Presbítero del título de los Ss. XII Apostoli. * Sergio SEBASTIANI, 77 años, presidente emérito de la Prefectura de Asuntos Económicos de la Santa Sede, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2001. Diácono de Sant’Eustachio. * Crescenzio SEPE, 65 años, arzobispo de Nápoles, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2001. www.sotodelamarina.com Presbítero pro hac vice del título de Dio Padre Misericordioso. * Dionigi TETTAMANZI, 74 años, arzobispo de Milán, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1998. Presbítero del título de los Ss. Ambrogio e Carlo. * Agostino VALLINI, 68 años, vicario general de Su Santidad para la ciudad de Roma y distrito y arcipreste de la pontificia archibasílica de San Juan de Letrán , creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2006. Diácono de San Pier Damiani ai Monti di San Paolo. ESTADOS UNIDOS * Daniel N. DiNARDO, 59 años, arzobispo de Galveston-Huston, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2007. Presbítero del título de Sant’ Eusebio. * Edward Michael EGAN, 76 años, arzobispo de Nueva York, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2001. Presbítero del título de los Ss. Giovanni e Paolo. * John Patrick FOLEY, 73 años, gran maestre de la Orden Ecuestre del Santo Sepulcro de Jerusalén y presidente emérito del Pontificio Consejo para las Comunicaciones Sociales, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2007. Diácono de San Sebastiano al Palatino. * Francis Eugene GEORGE, O.M.I., 71 años, arzobispo de Chicago, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1998. Presbítero del título de San Bartolomeo all’Isola Tiberina. 3 * William Henry KEELER, 77 años, arzobispo emérito de Baltimore, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1994. Presbítero del título de Santa Maria degli Angeli. * Bernard Francis LAW, 77 años, arcipreste de la pontificia basílica de Santa María la Mayor y arzobispo emérito de Boston, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1985. Presbítero del Título de Santa Susanna. * William Joseph LEVADA, 72 años, prefecto de la Congregación para la Doctrina de la Fe, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2006. Diácono de Santa Maria in Domnica. * Roger Michael MAHONY, 73 años, arzobispo de Los Angeles, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1991. Presbítero del título de los Ss. Quatro Coronati. * Adam Joseph MAIDA, 78 años, arzobispo emérito de Detroit, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1994. Presbítero del título de los Ss. Vital, Valeria, Gervasio e Protasio. * Theodore Edgar Mc CARRICK, 78 años, arzobispo emérito de Washington, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2001. Presbítero del título de los Ss. Nereo e Achilleo. * Sean Patrick O’MALLEY, O.F.M. Cap., 64 años, arzobispo de Boston, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2006. Presbítero del título de Santa Maria della Vittoria. www.sotodelamarina.com * Justin Francis RIGALI, 73 años, arzobispo de Filadelfia, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Presbítero del título de Santa Prisca. * James Francis STAFFORD, 76 años, penitenciario mayor, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1998. Presbítero pro hac vice del título de Gesù Buon Pastore alla Montagnola. ESPAÑA * Carlos AMIGO VALLEJO, O.F.M., 74 años, arzobispo de Sevilla, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Presbítero del título de Santa Maria in Monserrato degli Spagnoli. * Antonio CAÑIZARES LLOVERA, 63 años, prefecto de la Congregación para el Culto Divino y la Disciplina de los SAcramentos, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2006. Presbítero del título de San Pancrazio. * Agustín GARCÍA-GASCO VICENTE, 77 años, arzobispo emérito de Valencia, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2007. Presbítero del título de San Marcello. * Julián HERRANZ CASADO, del Opus Dei, 78 años, presidente emérito del Pontificio Consejo para los Textos Legislativos y presidente de la Comisión Disciplinar de la Curia Romana, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Diácono de Sant’Eugenio. 4 * Lluís MARTÍNEZ SISTACH, 71 años, arzobispo de Barcelona, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2007. Presbítero del título de San Sabastiano alle Catacombe. * Antonio María ROUCO VARELA, 72 años, arzobispo de Madrid, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1998. Presbítero del título de San Lorenzo in Damaso. FRANCIA * Philippe BARBARIN, 58 años, arzobispo de Lyon creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Presbítero del título de la Sma. Trinità al Monte Pincio. * Bernard PANAFIEU, 77 años, arzobispo emérito de Marsella, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Presbítero del título de San Gregorio Barbarigo alle Tre Fontane. * Paul POUPARD, 78 años, presidente emérito del Pontificio Consejo para la Cultura, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1985. Presbítero del título de Santa Prassede. * Jean Pierre RICARD, 64 años, arzobispo de Toulouse, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2006. Presbítero del título de Sant’Agostino. * Jean Louis TAURAN, 65 años, presidente del Pontificio Consejo para el Diálogo www.sotodelamarina.com Interreligioso, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2003. Diácono de Sant’Apollinare alle Terme Neroniane-Alessandrine. * André VINGT-TROIS, 66 años, arzobispo de París, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2007. Presbítero del título de San Luigi dei Francesi. ALEMANIA * Paul Joseph CORDES, 74 años, presidente del Pontificio Consejo Cor Unum, creado cardenal por Benedicto XVI en 2007. Diácono de San Lorenzo in Piscibus. * Walter KASPER, 75 años, presidente del Pontificio Consejo para la Promoción de la Unidad de los Cristianos y presidente de la Comisión para las Relaciones con el Hebraísmo, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2001. Diácono de Ognissanti in Via Appia Nuova. * Karl LEHMAN, 67 años, arzobispo de Maguncia, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2001. Presbítero del título de San Leone I. * Joachim MEISSNER, 75 años, arzobispo de Colonia, cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1983. Presbítero del título de Santa Prudenziana. * Georg Maximilian STERZINSKY, 72 años, arzobispo de Berlín, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 1991. Presbítero del título de San Giuseppe all'Aurelio. 5 BRASIL * Geraldo Majella AGNELO, 75 años, arzobispo de San Salvador de Bahía, creado cardenal por Juan Pablo II en 2001. 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