Biskupi i arcybiskupi Manili
Biskupstwo Manili powstało 6 lutego 1579 bullą papieża Grzegorza XIII dnia. 14 sierpnia 1595 Klemens VIII podniósł je do rangi archidiecezji, a metropolitom Manili przyznał tytuł prymasa Filipin. Arcybiskupi mają także prawo używania purpurowych szat (z wyjątkiem piuski i biretu), nawet jeśli nie są kardynałami.
Poniżej lista administratorów, koadiutorów, biskupów diecezjalnych, i biskupów pomocniczych.
Biskupi
Biskupi diecezjalni
| Lata urzędowania | Biskup | Uwagi | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1579–1594 |  | Domingo de Salazar OP | ||
| 1595–1598 |  | Ignacio Santibáñez OFMConv | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1602–1605 |  | Miguel de Benavides OP | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1608–1616 |  | Diego Vázquez de Mercado | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1618–1629 | .jpg) | Miguel García Serrano OSA | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1634–1641 | .jpg) | Hernando Guerrero OSA | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1646–1648 | .jpg) | Fernando Montero Espinosa | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1649–1667 | Miguel de Poblete Casasola | arcybiskup metropolita | ||
| 1672–1674 |  | Juan López OP | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1681–1689 |  | Felipe Fernandez de Pardo OP | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1695–1704 | .jpg) | Diego Camacho y Ávila | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1704–1723 |  | Francisco de la Cuesta OSA | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1724–1729 | .jpg) | Carlos Bermudez de Castro | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1731–1742 |  | Juan Angel Rodríguez OSsT | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1744–1755 |  | Pedro José Manuel Martínez de Arizala OFM | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1758–1764 |  | Manuel Antonio Rojo del Rio Vera | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1766–1787 |  | Basilio Tomás Sancho Hernando de Santa Justa SP | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1788–1797 | Juan Antonio Gallego y Orbigo OFMConv | arcybiskup metropolita | ||
| 1804–1824 | Juan Antonio Zulaibar y Aldape OP | arcybiskup metropolita | ||
| 1826–1829 |  | Hilarión Diéz Fernández OSA | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1830–1845 | .jpg) | José Maria Seguí Molas OSA | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1846–1861 | José Julián Aranguren OAR | arcybiskup metropolita | ||
| 1861–1875 | .jpg) | Gregorio Melitón Martínez Santa Cruz | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1876–1889 | .jpg) | Pedro Payo y Piñeiro OP | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1889–1902 | .jpg) | Bernardino Nozaleda y Villa OP | arcybiskup metropolita | |
| 1903–1916 | Jeremiah James Harty | arcybiskup metropolita | ||
| 1916–1949 | Michael O'Doherty | arcybiskup metropolita | ||
| 1949–1952 | Gabriel Reyes | arcybiskup metropolita | ||
| 1953–1973 |  | Rufino Santos | arcybiskup metropolita, kardynał | |
| 1974–2003 |  (c) Ernmuhl, CC-BY-SA-3.0 | Jaime Sin | arcybiskup metropolita, kardynał | |
| 2003–2011 |  | Gaudencio Rosales | arcybiskup metropolita, kardynał | |
| 2011–2019 | Plik:Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle Pallium.jpg | Luis Antonio Tagle | arcybiskup metropolita, kardynał prezbiter w latach 2012–2020, następnie prefekt Kongregacji ds. Ewangelizacji Narodów, od 2020 kardynał biskup | |
 (c) I, CommanderPhoenix, CC BY-SA 2.5 | Broderick Pabillo | administrator apostolski sede vacante w latach 2020–2021 | ||
| od 2021 | Jose Fuerte Advincula | arcybiskup metropolita, kardynał | ||
Biskupi pomocniczy
| Lata urzędowania | Biskup | Uwagi | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1680–1698 | Ginés (Ginesio) Barrientos OP | ||
| 1829–1830 | José Maria Seguí Molas OSA | następnie arcybiskup metropolita Manili | |
| 1845–1846 | Romualdo Jimeno Ballesteros OP | koadiutor, następnie biskup diecezjalny Cebu | |
| 1929–1936 | Wilhelm Finnemann SVD | następnie prefekt Mindoro | |
| 1937–1949 | Cesar Maria Guerrero y Rodriguez | następnie biskup diecezjalny San Fernando | |
| 1947–1953 | | Rufino Santos | następnie arcybiskup metropolita Manili, kardynał |
| 1949 | Gabriel Martelino Reyes | koadiutor, następnie arcybiskup metropolita Manili | |
| 1950–1961 | Vicente Posada Reyes | następnie biskup diecezjalny Borongan, późniejszy biskup diecezjalny Cabanatuan | |
| 1954–1975 | Hernando Izquierdo Antiporda | ||
| 1955–1984 | Juan Bautista Velasco Díaz OP | ||
| 1961–1967 | Pedro Bantigue y Natividad | następnie biskup diecezjalny San Pablo | |
| 1966–1995 | Bienvenido Mercado Lopez | ||
| 1968–1974 | Artemio Gabriel Casas | następnie arcybiskup metropolita Jaro | |
| 1969–1985 | Amado Paulino Hernandez | ||
| 1974–1982 | | Gaudencio Borbon Rosales | następnie koadiutor Malaybalay, późniejszy biskup diecezjalny Malaybalay, następnie arcybiskup metropolita Lipy, późniejszy arcybiskup metropolita Manili, kardynał |
| 1976–1978 | Oscar Cruz | następnie arcybiskup metropolita San Fernando, późniejszy arcybiskup metropolita Lingayen-Dagupan | |
| 1977–1983 | Leonardo Zamora Legaspi OP | następnie arcybiskup metropolita Caceres | |
| 1977–1983 | Protacio Guevarra Gungon | następnie biskup diecezjalny Antipolo | |
| 1979–1993 | Manuel Cruz Sobreviñas | następnie biskup diecezjalny Imus | |
| 1981–1992 | Gabriel Villaruz Reyes | następnie biskup diecezjalny Kalibo, późniejszy biskup diecezjalny Antipolo | |
| 1983–2003 | Teodoro Buhain | ||
| 1984–2002 | Teodoro Bacani | następnie biskup diecezjalny Novaliches | |
| 1985–1992 | Leoncio Leviste Lat | ||
| 1993–1995 |  | Ramon Argüelles | następnie biskup wojskowy, późniejszy arcybiskup metropolita Lipy |
| 1994–2001 | Crisostomo Yalung | następnie biskup diecezjalny Antipolo | |
| 1994–1996 |  | Rolando Tirona OCD | następnie biskup diecezjalny Malolos, późniejszy prałat Infantki, następnie arcybiskup metropolita Caceres |
| 1997–2002 | Jesse Mercado | następnie biskup diecezjalny Parañaque | |
| 2001–2004 |  | Socrates Villegas | następnie biskup diecezjalny Balanga, późniejszy arcybiskup metropolita Lingayen-Dagupan |
| 2004–2014 | Bernardino Cortez | następnie prałat Infantki | |
| 2006–2021 |  (c) I, CommanderPhoenix, CC BY-SA 2.5 | Broderick Pabillo | administrator apostolski sede vacante archidiecezji Manili w latach 2020–2021, następnie wikariusz apostolski Taytay |
Linki zewnętrzne
- Archidiecezja Manili w bazie catholic-hierarchy.org (ang.)
- Archidiecezja Manili w bazie gcatholic.org (ang.)
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