Diocèse de Naples
- Diocèse de Naples
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Archidiocèse de Naples
Archidiocèse de Naples
Archidiœcesis Neapolitana |
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| Pays |
 Italie |
| Archevêque |
Crescenzio Sepe |
| Superficie |
km² |
| Création du diocèse |
Ie siècle |
| Élévation au rang d'archidiocèse |
XIe siècle |
| Diocèses suffragants |
Acerra, Alife-Caiazzo, Aversa, Capua, Caserta, Ischia, Nola, Pompei, Pozzuoli, Sessa Aurunca, Sorrento-Castellammare di Stabia, Teano-Calvi |
| Adresse |
Largo Donnaregina 22, 80138 Napoli, Italia |
| Population |
1 608 000 |
| Population catholique |
1 600 000 |
| Nombre de paroisses |
287 |
L'archidiocèse de Naples (Latin: Archidioecesis Neapolitana) est un archévéché métropolitain italien. Crée au premier siècle et élevé au rang d'archidiocèse au XIe siècle, son archévêque actuel est Mgr Crescenzio Sepe.
L'archidiocèse de Naples, étant située en Grande-Grèce, fut pendant un temps sous la juridiction du patriarche de Constantinople, utilisant à la fois le rite romain et le rite byzantin.
Voir aussi
Portail du catholicisme
Portail de l’Italie
Catégories : Archidiocèse catholique en Italie | Province de Naples
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