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El Sacro Colegio Cardenalicio ECCLESIA DIGITAL – http://www.revistaecclesia.com EL SACRO COLEGIO CARDENALICIO (Elenco cronológico, datos totales, visión general, cardenales españoles en la historia, los títulos cardenalicios) www.sotodelamarina.com Datos a 10 de marzo de 2008 ECCLESIA DIGITAL – http://www.revistaecclesia.com E L S A C R O C O L E G I O C A R D E N A L I C I O Datos a 10 de marzo de 2008 Lista de cardenales ordenada por fechas de nacimiento: (+) cardenales creados por Pablo VI (*) cardenales creados por Benedicto XVI Los cardenales creados por Juan Pablo II no llevan ningún signo 1.)23.05.1911 MAYER, Paul Augustin, OSB (Alemania) 2.)20.07.1914 TONINI, Ersilio (Italia) 3.)21.10.1914 SWIATEK, Kazimierz (Bielorrusia) 4.)23.08.1915 INNOCENTI, Antonio (Italia) 5.)03.02.1916 MARGEOT, Jean (Isla Mauricio) 6.)01.08.1916 ANGELINI, Fiorenzo (Italia) www.sotodelamarina.com 7.)01.10.1917 DALY, Cahal Brendan (Irlanda) 8.)25.11.1917 POGGI, Luigi (Italia) 9.)24.08.1918 DULLES, Avery, SJ, (USA) 10.)30.09.1918 CANESTRI, Giovanni (Italia) 11.)04.10.1918 CHELI, Giovanni (Italia) 12.)15.06.1919 PHAM DINH TUNG, Paul Joseph (Vietnam) 13.)29.06.1919 CORRIPIO AHUMADA, Ernesto (México) 14.)17.12.1919 SPIDLIK, Tomas, SJ (República Checa) 15.)16.01.1920 GATTHAS, Stephanos II, CM, (Egipto) 16.)01.03.1920 PIMENTA, Simon Ignatius (India) 17.)17.03.1920 SANCHEZ, José T. (Filipinas) 18.)15.05.1920 SFEIR, Nasrallah Pierre (Líbano) 19.)25.05.1920 *NAVARRETE CORTES, Urbano, SJ (España) 20.)13.08.1920 HONORE, Jean (Francia) 21.)08.11.1920 +SALES, Eugênio de Araujo (Brasil) ECCLESIA DIGITAL – http://www.revistaecclesia.com 22.)19.04.1921 TUCCI, Roberto, SJ (Italia) 23.)14.09.1921 +ARNS, Paulo Evaristo, OFM (Brasil) 24.)30.09.1921 NAGY, Stanislas, SCI (Polonia) 25.)02.12.1921 FURNO, Carlo (Italia) 26.)07.03.1922 *BETTI, Umberto, OFM (Italia) 27.)30.03.1922 NOE, Virgilio (Italia) 28.)25.04.1992 COTTIER, George Mª Martin, OP (Suiza) 29.)08.05.1922 +GANTIN, Bernardin (Benin) 30.)08.05.1922 +KIM SOU-HWAN, Stephen (Corea) 31.)21.05.1922 LAGHI, Pio (Italia) 32.)26.07.1922 AGUSTONI, Gilberto (Suiza) 33.)31.07.1922 ANTONETTI, Lorenzo (Italia) 34.)04.08.1922 +APONTE MARTINEZ, Luis (Puerto Rico) www.sotodelamarina.com 35.)25.09.1922 ETCHEGARAY, Roger (Francia) 36.)31.01.1923 MEJIA, Jorge (Argentina) 37.)17.06.1923 BEVILACQUA, Anthony Joseph (USA) 38.)24.07.1923 *VANHOYE, Albert, SJ (Francia) 39.)17.10.1923 GULBINOWICZ, Henryk Roman (Polonia) 40.)25.10.1923 SILVESTRINI, Achille (Italia) 41.)03.12.1923 SHAN KUO-HSI, Paul, SI, (Taiwan) 42.)13.12.1923 CLANCY, Edward Bede (Australia) 43.)22.01.1924 KOREC, Ján Chryzostom, S.I.(Eslovaquia) 44.)05.02.1924 LOURDUSAMY, D. 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