List of titular churches

In the Catholic Church, a member of the clergy who is created a cardinal is assigned a titular church in Rome, Italy. These are Catholic churches in the city, within the jurisdiction of the Diocese of Rome, that serve as honorary designations signifying the relationship between cardinals and the pope, the bishop of Rome.[1] According to the Code of Canon Law, a cardinal may assist his titular church through counsel or patronage, although "he has no power of governance over it, and he should not for any reason interfere in matters concerning the administration of its good, or its discipline, or the service of the church".[2]

Sant'Andrea della Valle is the titular church of Cardinal Dieudonné Nzapalainga.

There are two ranks of titular churches: titles and deaconries. A title (Latin: titulus) is a titular church that is assigned to a cardinal priest (a member of the second order of the College of Cardinals), whereas a deaconry (Latin: diaconia) is normally assigned to a cardinal deacon (a member of the third order of the College).[2] If a cardinal priest or a cardinal deacon is later appointed a cardinal bishop (a member of the first order of the College), he is typically transferred from his titular church and assigned the vacant title of a suburbicarian diocese in the vicinity of Rome.[lower-alpha 1] Patriarchs of Eastern Catholic Churches who are created cardinal bishops are assigned neither titular churches nor titles of suburbicarian dioceses.[2]

A cardinal may request that he be transferred to another titular church in a consistory; in addition, when a cardinal deacon opts to become a cardinal priest (usually after ten years), he may request either that his deaconry be elevated pro hac vice ('for this occasion') to a title or that he be transferred from his deaconry to a vacant title.[2] Occasionally, a titular church may be retained in commendam ('in trust') by a cardinal who has been transferred to a different titular church or to a suburbicarian diocese.[5]

As of 27 August 2022, there are 237 current titular churches, 168 of which are titles and 69 of which are deaconries, as well as 7 suburbicarian dioceses. Currently, 18 titular churches (9 titles and 9 deaconries) and one title of a suburbicarian diocese are vacant. The statuses of 59 titular churches (45 titles and 13 deaconries)[lower-alpha 2] as basilicas are also indicated.

Location key

In the tables below, the locations given indicate either the historical non-administrative subdivision of Rome (if located within the city) or the comune (if located outside the city) in which a particular titular church or a particular cathedral of a suburbicarian diocese is situated. Locations within Rome include a one-letter abbreviation denoting the type of historical subdivision; outwards from historic centre of Rome, the subdivision types are generally arranged as follows, as depicted in the map:

Rione (R.), plural rioni
Quartiere (Q.), plural quartieri
Suburbio (S.), plural suburbi
Zona (Z.), plural zone

Locations for suburbicarian dioceses include a two-letter abbreviation denoting either the Metropolitan City of Rome Capital (RM) or the Province of Rieti (RI); both are provinces of the Italian region of Lazio. The city of Rome is itself a comune of the Metropolitan City of Rome Capital.

Map of the historical subdivisions of Rome:

Rioni

Quartieri

Suburbi

Zone

Titles

As of 27 August 2022, there are 168 titles, 9 of which are vacant.

Vacant

Title	Location	Cardinal	Since[lower-alpha 3]	Ref(s).
Sant'Agnese fuori le mura (basilica)	Q. Trieste 41.9229°N 12.5189°E / 41.9229; 12.5189 (Sant'Agnese fuori le mura (title))	Camillo Ruini	28 June 1991	[6]
Sant'Agostino (basilica)	R. Sant'Eustachio 41.9010°N 12.4743°E / 41.9010; 12.4743 (Sant'Agostino (title))	Jean-Pierre Ricard	24 March 2006	[7][8]
Sant'Alberto Magno	Z. Castel Giubileo 41.9644°N 12.5348°E / 41.9644; 12.5348 (Sant'Alberto Magno (title))	Virgilio do Carmo da Silva SDB	27 August 2022	[9][10]
Santi Ambrogio e Carlo (basilica)	R. Campo Marzio 41.9054°N 12.4779°E / 41.9054; 12.4779 (Santi Ambrogio e Carlo (title))	Vacant (upon the death of Dionigi Tettamanzi)	5 August 2017	[11][12]
Sant'Anastasia (basilica)	R. Campitelli 41.8881°N 12.4842°E / 41.8881; 12.4842 (Sant'Anastasia (title))	Eugenio Dal Corso PSDP	5 October 2019	[13][14]
Sant'Andrea al Quirinale	R. Monti 41.9007°N 12.4893°E / 41.9007; 12.4893 (Sant'Andrea al Quirinale (title))	Odilo Pedro Scherer	24 November 2007	[15][16]
Sant'Andrea della Valle (basilica)	R. Sant'Eustachio 41.8960°N 12.4743°E / 41.8960; 12.4743 (Sant'Andrea della Valle (title))	Dieudonné Nzapalainga CSSp	19 November 2016	[17][18]
Sant'Andrea delle Fratte (basilica)	R. Colonna 41.9036°N 12.4838°E / 41.9036; 12.4838 (Sant'Andrea delle Fratte (title))	Ennio Antonelli	21 October 2003	[19][20]
Santi Andrea e Gregorio al Monte Celio	R. Celio 41.8854°N 12.4907°E / 41.8854; 12.4907	Francesco Montenegro	14 February 2015	[21][22]
Sant'Angela Merici	Q. Nomentano 41.9233°N 12.5253°E / 41.9233; 12.5253 (Sant'Angela Merici (title))	Sigitas Tamkevičius SJ	5 October 2019	[13][23]
Sant'Antonio da Padova in Via Merulana (basilica)	R. Esquilino 41.8889°N 12.5043°E / 41.8889; 12.5043	Vacant (upon the death of Cláudio Hummes OFM)	4 July 2022	[24][25]
Sant'Antonio da Padova in Via Tuscolana	Q. Tuscolano 41.8812°N 12.5204°E / 41.8812; 12.5204	Jean Zerbo	28 June 2017	[26][27]
Sant'Antonio in Campo Marzio	R. Campo Marzio 41.9019°N 12.4745°E / 41.9019; 12.4745	Manuel José Macário do Nascimento Clemente	14 February 2015	[21][28]
Santi Aquila e Priscilla	Q. Portuense 41.8669°N 12.4732°E / 41.8669; 12.4732 (Santi Aquila e Priscilla (title))	Juan de la Caridad García Rodríguez	5 October 2019	[13][29]
Sant'Atanasio	R. Campo Marzio 41.9078°N 12.4793°E / 41.9078; 12.4793 (Sant'Atanasio (title))	Lucian Mureșan	18 February 2012	[30][31]
Sant'Atanasio a Via Tiburtina	Q. Pietralata 41.9128°N 12.5432°E / 41.9128; 12.5432	Gabriel Zubeir Wako	21 October 2003	[19][32]
Santa Balbina (basilica)	R. San Saba 41.8806°N 12.4897°E / 41.8806; 12.4897 (Santa Balbina (title))	Péter Erdő	21 October 2003	[19][33]
San Bartolomeo all'Isola (basilica)	R. Ripa 41.8903°N 12.4783°E / 41.8903; 12.4783 (San Bartolomeo all'Isola (title))	Blase Joseph Cupich	19 November 2016	[17][34]
Beata Maria Vergine Addolorata a piazza Buenos Aires	Q. Trieste 41.9181°N 12.5008°E / 41.9181; 12.5008	Estanislao Esteban Karlic	24 November 2007	[15][35]
Beata Vergine Maria del Monte Carmelo a Mostacciano	Z. Torrino 41.8090°N 12.4445°E / 41.8090; 12.4445	Anthony Olubunmi Okogie	21 October 2003	[19][36]
San Bernardo alle Terme	R. Castro Pretorio 41.9036°N 12.4945°E / 41.9036; 12.4945 (San Bernardo alle Terme (title))	George Alencherry	18 February 2012	[30][37]
San Bonaventura da Bagnoregio	Q. Don Bosco 41.8697°N 12.5724°E / 41.8697; 12.5724	Joseph Coutts	28 June 2018	[38][39]
Santi Bonifacio ed Alessio (basilica)	R. Ripa 41.8838°N 12.4786°E / 41.8838; 12.4786	Paulo Cezar Costa	27 August 2022	[9][40]
San Callisto	R. Trastevere 41.8890°N 12.4703°E / 41.8890; 12.4703 (San Callisto (title))	Willem Jacobus Eijk	18 February 2012	[30][41]
San Camillo de Lellis (basilica)	R. Sallustiano 41.9070°N 12.4943°E / 41.9070; 12.4943 (San Camillo de Lellis (title))	Juan Luis Cipriani Thorne	21 February 2001	[42][43]
Santa Cecilia (basilica)	R. Trastevere 41.8876°N 12.4758°E / 41.8876; 12.4758 (Santa Cecilia (title))	Gualtiero Bassetti	22 February 2014	[44][45]
Santa Chiara a Vigna Clara	Q. Della Vittoria 41.9481°N 12.4621°E / 41.9481; 12.4621	Vinko Puljić	26 November 1994	[46]
San Clemente (basilica)	R. Monti 41.8893°N 12.4975°E / 41.8893; 12.4975 (San Clemente (title))	Arrigo Miglio	27 August 2022	[9][47]
San Corbiniano	Z. Castel Fusano 41.7487°N 12.3769°E / 41.7487; 12.3769 (San Corbiniano (title))	Reinhard Marx	20 November 2010	[48][49]
San Crisogono (basilica)	R. Trastevere 41.8891°N 12.4735°E / 41.8891; 12.4735 (San Crisogono (title))	Andrew Yeom Soo-jung	22 February 2014	[44][50]
Santa Croce in Gerusalemme (basilica)	R. Esquilino 41.8882°N 12.5160°E / 41.8882; 12.5160	Juan José Omella Omella	28 June 2017	[26][51]
Santa Croce in Via Flaminia (basilica)	Q. Flaminio 41.9287°N 12.4679°E / 41.9287; 12.4679	Sérgio da Rocha	19 November 2016	[17][52]
Sacro Cuore di Gesù agonizzante a Vitinia	Z. Mezzocammino 41.7911°N 12.4069°E / 41.7911; 12.4069	Telesphore Placidus Toppo	21 October 2003	[19][53]
Sacro Cuore di Maria (basilica)	Q. Pinciano 41.9275°N 12.4811°E / 41.9275; 12.4811 (Sacro Cuore di Maria (title))	Julius Riyadi Darmaatmadja SJ	26 November 1994	[54]
Sacri Cuori di Gesù e Maria a Tor Fiorenza	Q. Trieste 41.9343°N 12.5113°E / 41.9343; 12.5113	Edoardo Menichelli	14 February 2015	[21][55]
Santi XII Apostoli (basilica)	R. Trevi 41.8981°N 12.4835°E / 41.8981; 12.4835 (Santi XII Apostoli (title))	Angelo Scola	21 October 2003	[19][56]
Santa Dorotea	R. Trastevere 41.8922°N 12.4682°E / 41.8922; 12.4682 (Santa Dorotea (title))	Jorge Enrique Jiménez Carvajal CJM	27 August 2022	[9][57]
Sant'Egidio	R. Trastevere 41.8901°N 12.4687°E / 41.8901; 12.4687 (Sant'Egidio (title))	Matteo Maria Zuppi	5 October 2019	[13][58]
Sant'Emerenziana a Tor Fiorenza	Q. Trieste 41.9287°N 12.5156°E / 41.9287; 12.5156	Jean-Pierre Kutwa	22 February 2014	[44][59]
Sant'Eusebio	R. Esquilino 41.8963°N 12.5038°E / 41.8963; 12.5038 (Sant'Eusebio (title))	Daniel Nicholas DiNardo	24 November 2007	[15][60]
Santi Fabiano e Venanzio a Villa Fiorelli	Q. Tuscolano 41.8846°N 12.5218°E / 41.8846; 12.5218	Carlos Aguiar Retes	19 November 2016	[17][61]
San Felice da Cantalice a Centocelle, suburbicarian rank pro hac vice	Q. Prenestino-Centocelle 41.8766°N 12.5663°E / 41.8766; 12.5663	Luis Antonio Gokim Tagle	24 November 2012[lower-roman 1]	[62][63]
San Francesco d'Assisi a Ripa Grande	R. Trastevere 41.8851°N 12.4733°E / 41.8851; 12.4733	Norberto Rivera Carrera	21 February 1998	[64]
San Francesco d'Assisi ad Acilia	Z. Acilia Nord 41.7822°N 12.3519°E / 41.7822; 12.3519	Wilfrid Fox Napier OFM	21 February 2001	[42][65]
San Frumenzio ai Prati Fiscali	Z. Val Melaina 41.9469°N 12.5176°E / 41.9469; 12.5176	Robert Walter McElroy	27 August 2022	[9][66]
San Gabriele Arcangelo all'Acqua Traversa	S. Della Vittoria 41.9503°N 12.4435°E / 41.9503; 12.4435	Fridolin Ambongo Besungu OFMCap	5 October 2019	[13][67]
San Gabriele dell'Addolorata	Q. Don Bosco 41.8635°N 12.5593°E / 41.8635; 12.5593	Júlio Duarte Langa	14 February 2015	[21][68]
Santa Galla	Q. Ostiense 41.8677°N 12.4896°E / 41.8677; 12.4896 (Santa Galla (title))	Daniel Fernando Sturla Berhouet SDB	14 February 2015	[21][69]
San Gerardo Maiella	Q. Prenestino-Labicano 41.8811°N 12.5561°E / 41.8811; 12.5561 (San Gerardo Maiella (title))	Rubén Salazar Gómez	24 November 2012	[62][70]
Gesù Divin Lavoratore	Q. Portuense 41.8688°N 12.4662°E / 41.8688; 12.4662 (Gesù Divin Lavoratore (title))	Christoph Schönborn OP	21 February 1998	[71]
Gesù Divin Maestro alla Pineta Sacchetti	Q. Trionfale 41.9232°N 12.4253°E / 41.9232; 12.4253	Thomas Stafford Williams	2 February 1983	[72]
San Giacomo in Augusta	R. Campo Marzio 41.9077°N 12.4773°E / 41.9077; 12.4773 (San Giacomo in Augusta (title))	Chibly Langlois	22 February 2014	[44][73]
San Gioacchino ai Prati di Castello	R. Prati 41.9099°N 12.4651°E / 41.9099; 12.4651	Leopoldo José Brenes Solórzano	22 February 2014	[44][74]
Santi Gioacchino ed Anna al Tuscolano	Z. Torre Maura 41.8520°N 12.5877°E / 41.8520; 12.5877	Toribio Ticona Porco	28 June 2018	[38][75]
San Giovanni a Porta Latina	R. Celio 41.8772°N 12.5020°E / 41.8772; 12.5020	Adalberto Martínez Flores	27 August 2022	[9][76]
San Giovanni Battista de' Rossi	Q. Appio-Latino 41.8714°N 12.5191°E / 41.8714; 12.5191	John Ribat MSC	19 November 2016	[17][77]
San Giovanni Battista dei Fiorentini (basilica)	R. Ponte 41.8995°N 12.4648°E / 41.8995; 12.4648	Giuseppe Petrocchi	28 June 2018	[38][78]
San Giovanni Crisostomo a Monte Sacro Alto	Q. Monte Sacro Alto 41.9405°N 12.5432°E / 41.9405; 12.5432	Jean-Claude Hollerich SJ	5 October 2019	[13][79]
Santi Giovanni e Paolo (basilica)	R. Celio 41.8865°N 12.4921°E / 41.8865; 12.4921 (Santi Giovanni e Paolo (title))	Jozef De Kesel	14 February 2015	[21][80]
San Giovanni Evangelista a Spinaceto	Z. Tor de' Cenci 41.7858°N 12.4439°E / 41.7858; 12.4439	Álvaro Leonel Ramazzini Imeri	5 October 2019	[13][81]
Santi Giovanni Evangelista e Petronio	R. Regola 41.8940°N 12.4706°E / 41.8940; 12.4706	Baltazar Enrique Porras Cardozo	19 November 2016	[17][82]
San Giovanni Maria Vianney	Z. Borghesiana 41.8614°N 12.6705°E / 41.8614; 12.6705	Rainer Maria Woelki	18 February 2012	[30][83]
San Girolamo a Corviale	S. Gianicolense 41.8526°N 12.4220°E / 41.8526; 12.4220 (San Girolamo a Corviale (title))	Luis Héctor Villalba	14 February 2015	[21][84]
San Girolamo dei Croati	R. Campo Marzio 41.9050°N 12.4758°E / 41.9050; 12.4758 (San Girolamo dei Croati (title))	Josip Bozanić	21 October 2003	[19][85]
San Giuda Taddeo Apostolo	Q. Appio-Latino 41.8679°N 12.5258°E / 41.8679; 12.5258 (San Giuda Taddeo Apostolo (title))	Giorgio Marengo IMC	27 August 2022	[9][86]
San Giuseppe all'Aurelio	Q. Primavalle 41.9032°N 12.4129°E / 41.9032; 12.4129 (San Giuseppe all'Aurelio (title))	Gérald Cyprien Lacroix ISPX	22 February 2014	[44][87]
San Giuseppe da Copertino	Q. Giuliano-Dalmata 41.8167°N 12.4843°E / 41.8167; 12.4843 (San Giuseppe da Copertino (title))	José Luis Lacunza Maestrojuán OAR	14 February 2015	[21][88]
San Giustino	Q. Alessandrino 41.8739°N 12.5803°E / 41.8739; 12.5803 (San Giustino (title))	Jean-Baptiste Phạm Minh Mẫn	21 October 2003	[19][89]
Gran Madre di Dio	Q. Della Vittoria 41.9385°N 12.4656°E / 41.9385; 12.4656 (Gran Madre di Dio (title))	Angelo Bagnasco	24 November 2007	[15][90]
San Gregorio VII	Q. Aurelio 41.8981°N 12.4502°E / 41.8981; 12.4502 (San Gregorio VII (title))	Baselios Cleemis Thottunkal	24 November 2012	[62][91]
San Gregorio Barbarigo alle Tre Fontane	Q. Europa 41.8279°N 12.4785°E / 41.8279; 12.4785	Désiré Tsarahazana	28 June 2018	[38][92]
San Gregorio Magno alla Magliana Nuova	Q. Portuense 41.8449°N 12.4590°E / 41.8449; 12.4590	Geraldo Majella Agnelo	21 February 2001	[42][93]
Immacolata al Tiburtino	Q. Tiburtino 41.8971°N 12.5147°E / 41.8971; 12.5147 (Immacolata al Tiburtino (title))	Raymundo Damasceno Assis	20 November 2010	[48][94]
Immacolata Concezione di Maria a Grottarossa	Z. Grottarossa 41.9622°N 12.4880°E / 41.9622; 12.4880	Wilton Daniel Gregory	28 November 2020	[95][96]
Sant'Ippolito	Q. Nomentano 41.9108°N 12.5216°E / 41.9108; 12.5216 (Sant'Ippolito (title))	John Atcherley Dew	14 February 2015	[21][97]
Sant'Ireneo a Centocelle	Q. Prenestino-Centocelle 41.8898°N 12.5645°E / 41.8898; 12.5645 (Sant'Ireneo a Centocelle (title))	Charles Maung Bo SDB	14 February 2015	[21][98]
San Leonardo da Porto Maurizio ad Acilia	Z. Acilia Sud 41.7832°N 12.3662°E / 41.7832; 12.3662	Leonardo Ulrich Steiner OFM	27 August 2022	[9][99]
San Leone I	Q. Prenestino-Labicano 41.8910°N 12.5292°E / 41.8910; 12.5292 (San Leone I (title))	Cristóbal López Romero SDB	5 October 2019	[13][100]
San Liborio	Q. Monte Sacro Alto 41.9422°N 12.5674°E / 41.9422; 12.5674 (San Liborio (title))	Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson	21 October 2003	[19][101]
San Lorenzo in Damaso (basilica)	R. Parione 41.8968°N 12.4717°E / 41.8968; 12.4717 (San Lorenzo in Damaso (title))	Antonio María Rouco Varela	21 February 1998	[102]
San Lorenzo in Lucina (basilica)	R. Colonna 41.9033°N 12.4787°E / 41.9033; 12.4787 (San Lorenzo in Lucina (title))	Albert Malcolm Ranjith Patabendige Don	20 November 2010	[48][103]
San Lorenzo in Panisperna	R. Monti 41.8974°N 12.4933°E / 41.8974; 12.4933 (San Lorenzo in Panisperna (title))	Michael Michai Kitbunchu	2 February 1983	[104]
San Luca a Via Prenestina	Q. Prenestino-Labicano 41.8883°N 12.5376°E / 41.8883; 12.5376 (San Luca a Via Prenestina (title))	Vacant (upon the death of José Freire Falcão)	26 September 2021	[105][106]
Santa Lucia a Piazza d'Armi	Q. Della Vittoria 41.9194°N 12.4565°E / 41.9194; 12.4565	Théodore-Adrien Sarr	24 November 2007	[15][107]
San Luigi dei Francesi	R. Sant'Eustachio 41.8996°N 12.4746°E / 41.8996; 12.4746 (San Luigi dei Francesi (title))	André Vingt-Trois	24 November 2007	[15][108]
San Luigi Maria Grignion de Montfort	Q. Primavalle 41.9373°N 12.4238°E / 41.9373; 12.4238	Felipe Arizmendi Esquivel	28 November 2020	[95][109]
Santi Marcellino e Pietro	R. Monti 41.8891°N 12.5031°E / 41.8891; 12.5031 (Santi Marcelino e Pietro (title))	Dominik Duka OP	18 February 2012	[30][110]
San Marcello	R. Trevi 41.8987°N 12.4820°E / 41.8987; 12.4820 (San Marcello (title))	Giuseppe Betori	18 February 2012	[30][111]
San Marco (basilica)	R. Pigna 41.8961°N 12.4816°E / 41.8961; 12.4816 (San Marco (title))	Angelo De Donatis	28 June 2018	[38][112]
San Marco in Agro Laurentino	Q. Giuliano-Dalmata 41.8207°N 12.4838°E / 41.8207; 12.4838	Alexandre do Nascimento	2 February 1983	[113]
Santa Maria Addolorata	Q. Collatino 41.8963°N 12.5582°E / 41.8963; 12.5582 (Santa Maria Addolorata (title))	Francis Xavier Kriengsak Kovithavanij	14 February 2015	[21][114]
Santa Maria ai Monti	R. Monti 41.8947°N 12.4906°E / 41.8947; 12.4906 (Santa Maria ai Monti (title))	Jean-Marc Aveline	27 August 2022	[9][115]
Santa Maria Consolatrice al Tiburtino	Q. Tiburtino 41.8975°N 12.5352°E / 41.8975; 12.5352	Philippe Nakellentuba Ouédraogo	22 February 2014	[44][116]
Santa Maria degli Angeli (basilica)	R. Castro Pretorio 41.9034°N 12.4973°E / 41.9034; 12.4973 (Santa Maria degli Angeli (title))	Anders Arborelius OCD	28 June 2017	[26][117]
Santa Maria del Buon Consiglio	Q. Tuscolano 41.8636°N 12.5503°E / 41.8636; 12.5503	Augusto Paolo Lojudice	28 November 2020	[95][118]
Santa Maria del Popolo (basilica)	R. Campo Marzio 41.9115°N 12.4766°E / 41.9115; 12.4766 (Santa Maria del Popolo (title))	Stanisław Dziwisz	24 March 2006	[7][119]
Santa Maria della Pace	R. Ponte 41.8999°N 12.4717°E / 41.8999; 12.4717 (Santa Maria della Pace (title))	Francisco Javier Errázuriz Ossa ISch	21 February 2001	[42][120]
Santa Maria della Presentazione	S. Trionfale 41.9123°N 12.4010°E / 41.9123; 12.4010	Francisco Robles Ortega	24 November 2007	[15][121]
Santa Maria della Salute a Primavalle	Q. Primavalle 41.9210°N 12.4156°E / 41.9210; 12.4156	Kelvin Edward Felix	22 February 2014	[44][122]
Santa Maria della Speranza	Z. Val Melaina 41.9587°N 12.5217°E / 41.9587; 12.5217	Óscar Andrés Rodríguez Maradiaga SDB	21 February 2001	[42][123]
Santa Maria della Vittoria	R. Sallustiano 41.9047°N 12.4942°E / 41.9047; 12.4942	Seán Patrick O'Malley OFMCap	24 March 2006	[7][124]
Santa Maria delle Grazie a Via Trionfale	Q. Trionfale 41.9071°N 12.4490°E / 41.9071; 12.4490	Joseph William Tobin CSsR	19 November 2016	[17][125]
Santa Maria Domenica Mazzarello	Q. Don Bosco 41.8601°N 12.5768°E / 41.8601; 12.5768	George Pell	21 October 2003	[19][126]
Santa Maria Immacolata di Lourdes a Boccea	Q. Aurelio 41.9028°N 12.4277°E / 41.9028; 12.4277	Richard Kuuia Baawobr MAfr	27 August 2022	[9][127]
Santa Maria in Ara Coeli (basilica)	R. Campitelli 41.8940°N 12.4832°E / 41.8940; 12.4832 (Santa Maria in Ara Coeli (title))	Salvatore De Giorgi	21 February 1998	[128]
Santa Maria in Monserrato degli Spagnoli	R. Regola 41.8960°N 12.4691°E / 41.8960; 12.4691	Vacant (upon the death of Carlos Amigo Vallejo OFM)	27 April 2022	[129][130]
Santa Maria in Traspontina, suburbicarian rank pro hac vice	R. Borgo 41.9028°N 12.4622°E / 41.9028; 12.4622	Marc Ouellet PSS	21 October 2003[lower-roman 2]	[19][131]
Santa Maria in Trastevere (basilica)	R. Trastevere 41.8895°N 12.4696°E / 41.8895; 12.4696 (Santa Maria in Trastevere (title))	Carlos Osoro Sierra	19 November 2016	[17][132]
Santa Maria in Vallicella	R. Parione 41.8985°N 12.4692°E / 41.8985; 12.4692 (Santa Maria in Vallicella (title))	Ricardo Blázquez Pérez	14 February 2015	[21][133]
Santa Maria in Via	R. Trevi 41.9017°N 12.4816°E / 41.9017; 12.4816 (Santa Maria in Via (title))	Filipe Neri António Sebastião do Rosário Ferrão	27 August 2022	[9][134]
Santa Maria Madre del Redentore a Tor Bella Monaca	Z. Torre Angela 41.8705°N 12.6324°E / 41.8705; 12.6324	Joseph Zen Ze-kiun SDB	24 March 2006	[7][135]
Santa Maria Madre della Provvidenza a Monte Verde	Q. Gianicolense 41.8782°N 12.4526°E / 41.8782; 12.4526	Orani João Tempesta OCist	22 February 2014	[44][136]
Santa Maria Nuova (basilica)	R. Campitelli 41.8912°N 12.4888°E / 41.8912; 12.4888 (Santa Maria Nuova (title))	Vacant (upon the death of Angelo Sodano)	27 May 2022	[137][138]
Santa Maria Regina Mundi a Torre Spaccata	Q. Don Bosco 41.8659°N 12.5815°E / 41.8659; 12.5815	Orlando Beltran Quevedo OMI	22 February 2014	[44][139]
Santa Maria Regina Pacis a Monte Verde	Q. Gianicolense 41.8813°N 12.4613°E / 41.8813; 12.4613	Oscar Cantoni	27 August 2022	[9][140]
Santa Maria Regina Pacis in Ostia mare	Q. Lido di Ostia Levante 41.7316°N 12.2813°E / 41.7316; 12.2813	William Goh Seng Chye	27 August 2022	[9][141]
Santa Maria sopra Minerva (basilica)	R. Pigna 41.8980°N 12.4784°E / 41.8980; 12.4784 (Santa Maria sopra Minerva (title))	António Augusto dos Santos Marto	28 June 2018	[38][142]
Santi Martiri dell'Uganda a Poggio Ameno	Q. Ardeatino 41.8453°N 12.4901°E / 41.8453; 12.4901	Peter Ebere Okpaleke	27 August 2022	[9][143]
Natività di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo a Via Gallia	Q. Appio-Latino 41.8805°N 12.5054°E / 41.8805; 12.5054	Audrys Juozas Bačkis	21 February 2001	[42][144]
Santi Nereo ed Achilleo	R. San Saba 41.8802°N 12.4948°E / 41.8802; 12.4948 (Santi Nereo ed Achilleo (title))	Celestino Aós Braco OFMCap	28 November 2020	[95][145]
Santissimo Nome di Maria in Via Latina	Q. Appio-Latino 41.8712°N 12.5114°E / 41.8712; 12.5114	Gaudencio Borbon Rosales	24 March 2006	[7][146]
Nostra Signora de La Salette	Q. Gianicolense 41.8757°N 12.4491°E / 41.8757; 12.4491	Polycarp Pengo	21 February 1998	[147]
Nostra Signora del Santissimo Sacramento e Santi Martiri Canadesi	Q. Nomentano 41.9175°N 12.5188°E / 41.9175; 12.5188	Patrick D'Rozario CSC	19 November 2016	[17][148]
Nostra Signora di Guadalupe a Monte Mario	S. Della Vittoria 41.9438°N 12.4241°E / 41.9438; 12.4241	Timothy Michael Dolan	18 February 2012	[30][149]
Nostra Signora di Guadalupe e San Filippo Martire (basilica)	S. Aurelio 41.8939°N 12.4167°E / 41.8939; 12.4167	Juan Sandoval Íñiguez	26 November 1994	[150]
Sant'Onofrio	R. Trastevere 41.8973°N 12.4612°E / 41.8973; 12.4612 (Sant'Onofrio (title))	Vacant (upon the death of Carlo Furno)	9 December 2015	[151][152]
San Pancrazio (basilica)	Q. Gianicolense 41.8850°N 12.4540°E / 41.8850; 12.4540 (San Pancrazio (title))	Antonio Cañizares Llovera	24 March 2006	[7][153]
Santa Paola Romana	Q. Trionfale 41.9134°N 12.4430°E / 41.9134; 12.4430 (Santa Paola Romana (title))	Soane Patita Paini Mafi	14 February 2015	[21][154]
San Paolo della Croce a Corviale	S. Gianicolense 41.8539°N 12.4142°E / 41.8539; 12.4142	Oswald Gracias	24 November 2007	[15][155]
San Patrizio	R. Ludovisi 41.9086°N 12.4929°E / 41.9086; 12.4929 (San Patrizio (title))	Thomas Christopher Collins	18 February 2012	[30][156]
Santi Pietro e Paolo a Via Ostiense (basilica)	Q. Europa 41.8337°N 12.4593°E / 41.8337; 12.4593	Pedro Ricardo Barreto Jimeno SJ	28 June 2018	[38][157]
San Pietro in Montorio	R. Trastevere 41.8886°N 12.4665°E / 41.8886; 12.4665 (San Pietro in Montorio (title))	James Francis Stafford	1 March 2008[lower-roman 3]	[158][159]
San Pietro in Vincoli (basilica)	R. Monti 41.8938°N 12.4931°E / 41.8938; 12.4931 (San Pietro in Vincoli (title))	Donald William Wuerl	20 November 2010	[48][160]
San Pio X alla Balduina	Q. Trionfale 41.9197°N 12.4407°E / 41.9197; 12.4407 (San Pio X alla Balduina (title))	Nicolás de Jesús López Rodríguez	28 June 1991	[161]
San Policarpo	Q. Appio-Claudio 41.8525°N 12.5580°E / 41.8525; 12.5580 (San Policarpo (title))	Alberto Suárez Inda	14 February 2015	[21][162]
Santa Prassede (basilica)	R. Monti 41.8962°N 12.4988°E / 41.8962; 12.4988 (Santa Prassede (title))	Paul Poupard	29 January 1996[lower-roman 4]	[163]
Preziosissimo Sangue di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo	Q. Tor di Quinto 41.9461°N 12.4743°E / 41.9461; 12.4743	John Njue	24 November 2007	[15][164]
Santa Prisca	R. Ripa 41.8831°N 12.4840°E / 41.8831; 12.4840 (Santa Prisca (title))	Justin Francis Rigali	21 October 2003	[19][165]
Santi Protomartiri a Via Aurelia Antica	Q. Aurelio 41.8946°N 12.4413°E / 41.8946; 12.4413	Anthony Poola	27 August 2022	[9][166]
Santa Pudenziana (basilica)	R. Monti 41.8985°N 12.4954°E / 41.8985; 12.4954 (Santa Pudenziana (title))	Thomas Aquino Manyo Maeda	28 June 2018	[38][167]
Santi Quattro Coronati (basilica)	R. Celio 41.8882°N 12.4982°E / 41.8882; 12.4982 (Santi Quattro Coronati (title))	Roger Michael Mahony	28 June 1991	[168]
Santi Quirico e Giulitta	R. Monti 41.8940°N 12.4877°E / 41.8940; 12.4877 (Santi Quirico e Giulitta (title))	Seán Baptist Brady	24 November 2007	[15][169]
Santissimo Redentore a Valmelaina	Q. Monte Sacro 41.9480°N 12.5285°E / 41.9480; 12.5285	Ricardo Ezzati Andrello SDB	22 February 2014	[44][170]
Santissimo Redentore e Sant'Alfonso in Via Merulana	R. Esquilino 41.8958°N 12.5004°E / 41.8958; 12.5004	Vincent Gerard Nichols	22 February 2014	[44][171]
Regina Apostolorum (basilica)	Q. Ostiense 41.8534°N 12.4832°E / 41.8534; 12.4832 (Regina Apostolorum (title))	John Tong Hon	18 February 2012	[30][172]
San Roberto Bellarmino	Q. Parioli 41.9233°N 12.4931°E / 41.9233; 12.4931 (San Roberto Bellarmino (title))	Mario Aurelio Poli	22 February 2014	[44][173]
San Romano Martire	Q. Pietralata 41.9108°N 12.5382°E / 41.9108; 12.5382 (San Romano Martire (title))	Berhaneyesus Demerew Souraphiel CM	14 February 2015	[21][174]
Santa Sabina (basilica)	R. Ripa 41.8845°N 12.4798°E / 41.8845; 12.4798 (Santa Sabina (title))	Vacant (upon the death of Jozef Tomko)	8 August 2022	[175][176]
Santissimo Sacramento a Tor de' Schiavi	Q. Prenestino-Labicano 41.8921°N 12.5577°E / 41.8921; 12.5577	Gregorio Rosa Chávez	28 June 2017	[26][177]
San Saturnino	Q. Trieste 41.9225°N 12.5077°E / 41.9225; 12.5077 (San Saturnino (title))	John Olorunfemi Onaiyekan	24 November 2012	[62][178]
San Sebastiano alle Catacombe (basilica)	Q. Ardeatino 41.8557°N 12.5156°E / 41.8557; 12.5156	Lluís Martínez Sistach	24 November 2007	[15][179]
Santi Silvestro e Martino ai Monti (basilica)	R. Monti 41.8946°N 12.4982°E / 41.8946; 12.4982	Kazimierz Nycz	20 November 2010	[48][180]
San Silvestro in Capite	R. Colonna 41.9032°N 12.4805°E / 41.9032; 12.4805 (San Silvestro in Capite (title))	Louis-Marie Ling Mangkhanekhoun IVD	28 June 2017	[26][181]
Santa Silvia	Q. Portuense 41.8560°N 12.4497°E / 41.8560; 12.4497 (Santa Silvia (title))	Jānis Pujats	21 February 2001[lower-roman 5]	[42][182]
Santi Simone e Giuda Taddeo a Torre Angela, suburbicarian rank pro hac vice	Z. Torre Angela 41.8750°N 12.6203°E / 41.8750; 12.6203	Pietro Parolin	22 February 2014[lower-roman 2]	[44][183]
San Sisto (basilica)	R. Celio 41.8806°N 12.4958°E / 41.8806; 12.4958 (San Sisto (title))	Antoine Kambanda	28 November 2020	[95][184]
Santa Sofia a Via Boccea (basilica)	S. Trionfale 41.9117°N 12.3975°E / 41.9117; 12.3975 (Santa Sofia a Via Boccea (title))	Vacant (upon the death of Lubomyr Husar MSU)	31 May 2017	[185][186]
Spirito Santo alla Ferratella	Z. Fonte Ostiense 41.8177°N 12.4736°E / 41.8177; 12.4736	Ignatius Suharyo Hardjoatmodjo	5 October 2019	[13][187]
Santo Stefano al Monte Celio (basilica)	R. Monti 41.8846°N 12.4968°E / 41.8846; 12.4968	Friedrich Wetter	25 May 1985	[188]
Santa Susanna	R. Trevi 41.9043°N 12.4936°E / 41.9043; 12.4936 (Santa Susanna (title))	Vacant (upon the death of Bernard Francis Law)	20 December 2017	[189][190]
Santa Teresa al Corso d'Italia (basilica)	Q. Pinciano 41.9115°N 12.4950°E / 41.9115; 12.4950	Maurice Piat CSSp	19 November 2016	[17][191]
San Timoteo	Z. Casal Palocco 41.7521°N 12.3562°E / 41.7521; 12.3562 (San Timoteo (title))	Arlindo Gomes Furtado	14 February 2015	[21][192]
San Tommaso Apostolo	Z. Castel Fusano 41.7381°N 12.3720°E / 41.7381; 12.3720 (San Tommaso Apostolo (title))	Pierre Nguyễn Văn Nhơn	14 February 2015	[21][193]
Trasfigurazione di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo	Q. Gianicolense 41.8709°N 12.4466°E / 41.8709; 12.4466	Pedro Rubiano Sáenz	21 February 2001	[42][194]
Santissima Trinità al Monte Pincio	R. Campo Marzio 41.9063°N 12.4837°E / 41.9063; 12.4837	Philippe Barbarin	21 October 2003	[19][195]
Sant'Ugo	Z. Val Melaina 41.9640°N 12.5179°E / 41.9640; 12.5179 (Sant'Ugo (title))	Emmanuel Wamala	26 November 1994	[196]
San Vigilio	Q. Ardeatino 41.8297°N 12.4926°E / 41.8297; 12.4926 (San Vigilio (title))	Jose Fuerte Advincula	28 November 2020	[95][197]
Santi Vitale, Valeria, Gervasio e Protasio (basilica)	R. Monti 41.8997°N 12.4907°E / 41.8997; 12.4907	Adam Joseph Maida	26 November 1994	[198]

Deaconries

As of 27 August 2022, there are 69 deaconries, 9 of which are vacant.

Vacant

Deaconry	Location	Cardinal	Since[lower-alpha 3]	Ref(s).
Sant'Agata de' Goti, title pro hac vice	R. Monti 41.8964°N 12.4893°E / 41.8964; 12.4893 (Sant'Agata de' Goti (deaconry))	Raymond Leo Burke	20 November 2010[lower-roman 6]	[199][200]
Sant'Agnese in Agone	R. Parione 41.8988°N 12.4726°E / 41.8988; 12.4726 (Sant'Agnese in Agone (deaconry))	Gerhard Ludwig Müller	22 February 2014	[44][201]
Santi Angeli Custodi a Città Giardino	Q. Monte Sacro 41.9359°N 12.5360°E / 41.9359; 12.5360	Vacant (upon the death of Agostino Cacciavillan)	5 March 2022	[202][203]
Sant'Angelo in Pescheria	R. Sant'Angelo 41.8926°N 12.4787°E / 41.8926; 12.4787	Vacant (upon the death of Elio Sgreccia)	5 June 2019	[204][205]
Annunciazione della Beata Vergine Maria a Via Ardeatina, title pro hac vice	Q. Ardeatino 41.8356°N 12.5114°E / 41.8356; 12.5114	Domenico Calcagno	18 February 2012[lower-roman 7]	[206][207]
Sant'Anselmo all'Aventino	R. Ripa 41.8821°N 12.4779°E / 41.8821; 12.4779	Lorenzo Baldisseri	22 February 2014	[44][208]
Sant'Antonio di Padova a Circonvallazione Appia	Q. Appio-Latino 41.8754°N 12.5128°E / 41.8754; 12.5128	Karl-Josef Rauber	14 February 2015	[21][209]
Sant'Apollinare alle Terme Neroniane-Alessandrine (basilica)	R. Ponte 41.9010°N 12.4736°E / 41.9010; 12.4736	Raniero Cantalamessa OFMCap	28 November 2020	[95][210]
San Benedetto fuori Porta San Paolo	Q. Ostiense 41.8715°N 12.4786°E / 41.8715; 12.4786	Vacant (upon the death of Achille Silvestrini)	29 August 2019	[211][212]
Santi Biagio e Carlo ai Catinari, suburbicarian rank pro hac vice	R. Sant'Eustachio 41.8943°N 12.4752°E / 41.8943; 12.4752	Leonardo Sandri	24 November 2007[lower-roman 8]	[213][214]
San Cesareo in Palatio, title pro hac vice	R. San Saba 41.8786°N 12.4970°E / 41.8786; 12.4970 (San Cesareo in Palatio (deaconry))	Antonio Maria Vegliò	18 February 2012[lower-roman 7]	[206][215]
Santi Cosma e Damiano (basilica)	R. Campitelli 41.8920°N 12.4874°E / 41.8920; 12.4874 (Santi Cosma e Damiano (deaconry))	Mario Grech	28 November 2020	[95][216]
Sacro Cuore di Cristo Re (basilica), title pro hac vice	Q. Della Vittoria 41.9175°N 12.4654°E / 41.9175; 12.4654	Stanisław Ryłko	24 November 2007[lower-roman 9]	[213][217]
Sacro Cuore di Gesù a Castro Pretorio (basilica), title pro hac vice	R. Castro Pretorio 41.9027°N 12.5026°E / 41.9027; 12.5026	Giuseppe Versaldi	18 February 2012[lower-roman 7]	[206][218]
Dio Padre misericordioso, title pro hac vice	Q. Alessandrino 41.8824°N 12.5854°E / 41.8824; 12.5854	Crescenzio Sepe	21 February 2001[lower-roman 10]	[219][220]
San Domenico di Guzmán, title pro hac vice	Z. Tor San Giovanni 41.9818°N 12.5591°E / 41.9818; 12.5591	Manuel Monteiro de Castro	18 February 2012[lower-roman 7]	[206][221]
Santi Domenico e Sisto	R. Monti 41.8959°N 12.4882°E / 41.8959; 12.4882 (Santi Domenico e Sisto (deaconry))	José Tolentino Calaça de Mendonça	5 October 2019	[13][222]
Sant'Elena fuori Porta Prenestina, title pro hac vice	Q. Prenestino-Labicano 41.8873°N 12.5264°E / 41.8873; 12.5264	João Braz de Aviz	18 February 2012[lower-roman 7]	[206][223]
Sant'Eugenio (basilica), title pro hac vice	Q. Pinciano 41.9186°N 12.4747°E / 41.9186; 12.4747 (Sant'Eugenio (deaconry))	Julián Herranz Casado	21 October 2003[lower-roman 11]	[224][225]
Sant'Eustachio (basilica), title pro hac vice	R. Sant'Eustachio 41.8987°N 12.4757°E / 41.8987; 12.4757 (Sant'Eustachio (deaconry))	Sergio Sebastiani	21 February 2001[lower-roman 12]	[226][227]
San Filippo Neri in Eurosia	Q. Ostiense 41.8607°N 12.4928°E / 41.8607; 12.4928	Vacant (upon the death of Attilio Nicora)	22 April 2017	[228][229]
San Francesco di Paola ai Monti	R. Monti 41.8938°N 12.4914°E / 41.8938; 12.4914	Renato Raffaele Martino	21 October 2003	[19][230]
San Francesco Saverio alla Garbatella, title pro hac vice	Q. Ostiense 41.8619°N 12.4895°E / 41.8619; 12.4895	Franc Rodé CM	24 March 2006[lower-roman 13]	[231][232]
Gesù Buon Pastore alla Montagnola	Q. Ardeatino 41.8458°N 12.4823°E / 41.8458; 12.4823	Lazzaro You Heung-sik	27 August 2022	[9][233]
San Giorgio in Velabro, title pro hac vice	R. Ripa 41.8896°N 12.4832°E / 41.8896; 12.4832 (San Giorgio in Velabro (deaconry))	Gianfranco Ravasi	20 November 2010[lower-roman 6]	[199][234]
San Giovanni Bosco in Via Tuscolana (basilica), title pro hac vice	Q. Don Bosco 41.8588°N 12.5656°E / 41.8588; 12.5656	Robert Sarah	20 November 2010[lower-roman 6]	[199][235]
San Giovanni della Pigna, title pro hac vice	R. Pigna 41.8973°N 12.4781°E / 41.8973; 12.4781	Raffaele Farina SDB	24 November 2007[lower-roman 9]	[213][236]
San Girolamo della Carità a Via Giulia	R. Regola 41.8953°N 12.4702°E / 41.8953; 12.4702	Miguel Ángel Ayuso Guixot MCCJ	5 October 2019	[13][237]
San Giuliano dei Fiamminghi, title pro hac vice	R. Sant'Eustachio 41.8959°N 12.4757°E / 41.8959; 12.4757	Walter Brandmüller	20 November 2010[lower-roman 6]	[199][238]
San Giuliano Martire	Z. Tomba di Nerone 41.9750°N 12.4279°E / 41.9750; 12.4279 (San Giuliano Martire (deaconry))	Kevin Joseph Farrell	19 November 2016	[17][239]
San Giuseppe dei Falegnami, title pro hac vice	R. Campitelli 41.8932°N 12.4845°E / 41.8932; 12.4845	Francesco Coccopalmerio	18 February 2012[lower-roman 7]	[206][240]
San Giuseppe in Via Trionfale (basilica), title pro hac vice	Q. Trionfale 41.9118°N 12.4517°E / 41.9118; 12.4517	Severino Poletto	21 February 2001	[42][241]
Sant'Ignazio di Loyola in Campo Marzio	R. Pigna 41.8989°N 12.4798°E / 41.8989; 12.4798	Luis Francisco Ladaria Ferrer SJ	28 June 2018	[38][242]
San Lino	Q. Primavalle 41.9129°N 12.4226°E / 41.9129; 12.4226 (San Lino (deaconry))	Giovanni Angelo Becciu	28 June 2018	[38][243]
San Lorenzo in Piscibus, title pro hac vice	R. Borgo 41.9017°N 12.4592°E / 41.9017; 12.4592	Paul Josef Cordes	24 November 2007[lower-roman 9]	[213][244]
Santa Lucia del Gonfalone	R. Regola 41.8976°N 12.4673°E / 41.8976; 12.4673	Aquilino Bocos Merino CMF	28 June 2018	[38][245]
Santa Maria Ausiliatrice in Via Tuscolana (basilica)	Q. Tuscolano 41.8745°N 12.5303°E / 41.8745; 12.5303	Vacant (upon the death of Paolo Sardi)	13 July 2019	[246][247]
Santa Maria del Divino Amore a Castel di Leva	Z. Castel di Leva 41.7782°N 12.5426°E / 41.7782; 12.5426	Enrico Feroci	28 November 2020	[95][248]
Santa Maria della Mercede e Sant'Adriano a Villa Albani	Q. Salario 41.9172°N 12.5006°E / 41.9172; 12.5006	Fernando Vérgez Alzaga LC	27 August 2022	[9][249]
Santa Maria della Scala	R. Trastevere 41.8911°N 12.4678°E / 41.8911; 12.4678	Ernest Simoni	19 November 2016	[17][250]
Santa Maria delle Grazie alle Fornaci fuori Porta Cavalleggeri	Q. Aurelio 41.8976°N 12.4548°E / 41.8976; 12.4548	Mario Zenari	19 November 2016	[17][251]
Santa Maria Goretti	Q. Trieste 41.9315°N 12.5213°E / 41.9315; 12.5213 (Santa Maria Goretti (deaconry))	Vacant (upon the death of Prosper Grech OSA)	30 December 2019	[252][253]
Santa Maria Immacolata all'Esquilino	R. Esquilino 41.8910°N 12.5060°E / 41.8910; 12.5060	Konrad Krajewski	28 June 2018	[38][254]
Santa Maria in Aquiro, title pro hac vice	R. Colonna 41.8999°N 12.4782°E / 41.8999; 12.4782 (Santa Maria in Aquiro (deaconry))	Angelo Amato SDB	20 November 2010[lower-roman 6]	[199][255]
Santa Maria in Cosmedin (basilica)	R. Ripa 41.8881°N 12.4817°E / 41.8881; 12.4817	Vacant (upon the transfer of Francesco Roberti)	26 June 1967	[256]
Santa Maria in Domnica	R. Celio 41.8847°N 12.4956°E / 41.8847; 12.4956 (Santa Maria in Domnica (deaconry))	Marcello Semeraro	28 November 2020	[95][257]
Santa Maria in Portico [Campitelli]	R. Sant'Angelo 41.8930°N 12.4792°E / 41.8930; 12.4792 (Santa Maria in Portico (deaconry))	Michael Louis Fitzgerald MAfr	5 October 2019	[13][258]
Santa Maria in Via Lata (basilica)	R. Pigna 41.8981°N 12.4813°E / 41.8981; 12.4813	Fortunato Frezza	27 August 2022	[9][259]
Santa Maria Liberatrice a Monte Testaccio, title pro hac vice	R. Testaccio 41.8793°N 12.4739°E / 41.8793; 12.4739	Giovanni Lajolo	24 November 2007[lower-roman 9]	[213][260]
Santa Maria Odigitria dei Siciliani, title pro hac vice	R. Colonna 41.9031°N 12.4859°E / 41.9031; 12.4859	Paolo Romeo	20 November 2010	[48][261]
San Michele Arcangelo	Q. Pietralata 41.9176°N 12.5502°E / 41.9176; 12.5502 (San Michele Arcangelo (deaconry))	Michael Czerny SJ	5 October 2019	[13][262]
San Nicola in Carcere (basilica)	R. Sant'Angelo 41.8911°N 12.4800°E / 41.8911; 12.4800 (San Nicola in Carcere (deaconry))	Silvano Maria Tomasi CS	28 November 2020	[95][263]
Santissimo Nome di Gesù	R. Pigna 41.8959°N 12.4798°E / 41.8959; 12.4798	Gianfranco Ghirlanda SJ	27 August 2022	[9][264]
Santissimo Nome di Maria al Foro Traiano	R. Trevi 41.8961°N 12.4845°E / 41.8961; 12.4845	Mauro Gambetti OFMConv	28 November 2020	[95][265]
Santissimi Nomi di Gesù e Maria in Via Lata	R. Campo Marzio 41.9080°N 12.4777°E / 41.9080; 12.4777	Vacant (upon the death of Luigi De Magistris)	16 February 2022	[266][267]
Nostra Signora del Sacro Cuore, title pro hac vice	R. Parione 41.8983°N 12.4737°E / 41.8983; 12.4737	Kurt Koch	20 November 2010[lower-roman 6]	[199][268]
Nostra Signora di Coromoto in San Giovanni di Dio, suburbicarian rank pro hac vice	Q. Gianicolense 41.8626°N 12.4446°E / 41.8626; 12.4446	Fernando Filoni	18 February 2012[lower-roman 2]	[30][269]
Ognissanti in Via Appia Nuova, title pro hac vice	Q. Appio-Latino 41.8799°N 12.5157°E / 41.8799; 12.5157	Walter Kasper	21 February 2001[lower-roman 12]	[226][270]
San Paolo alla Regola, title pro hac vice	R. Regola 41.8930°N 12.4735°E / 41.8930; 12.4735 (San Paolo alla Regola (deaconry))	Francesco Monterisi	20 November 2010[lower-roman 6]	[199][271]
San Paolo alle Tre Fontane, title pro hac vice	Q. Ardeatino 41.8339°N 12.4842°E / 41.8339; 12.4842	Mauro Piacenza	20 November 2010[lower-roman 6]	[199][272]
San Pier Damiani ai Monti di San Paolo, title pro hac vice	Z. Acilia Sud 41.7879°N 12.3798°E / 41.7879; 12.3798	Agostino Vallini	24 March 2006[lower-roman 14]	[273][274]
San Pio V a Villa Carpegna	Q. Aurelio 41.8965°N 12.4314°E / 41.8965; 12.4314	James Michael Harvey	24 November 2012	[62][275]
San Ponziano, title pro hac vice	Q. Monte Sacro Alto 41.9474°N 12.5447°E / 41.9474; 12.5447 (San Ponziano (deaconry))	Santos Abril y Castelló	18 February 2012[lower-roman 7]	[206][276]
San Saba (basilica)	R. San Saba 41.8786°N 12.4855°E / 41.8786; 12.4855 (San Saba (deaconry))	Arthur Roche	27 August 2022	[9][277]
San Salvatore in Lauro, title pro hac vice	R. Ponte 41.9008°N 12.4695°E / 41.9008; 12.4695 (San Salvatore in Lauro (deaconry))	Angelo Comastri	24 November 2007[lower-roman 9]	[213][278]
San Sebastiano al Palatino, title pro hac vice	R. Campitelli 41.8897°N 12.4886°E / 41.8897; 12.4886	Edwin Frederick O'Brien	18 February 2012[lower-roman 7]	[206][279]
Santo Spirito in Sassia	R. Borgo 41.9011°N 12.4612°E / 41.9011; 12.4612	Dominique Mamberti	14 February 2015	[21][280]
Santi Urbano e Lorenzo a Prima Porta	Z. Prima Porta 42.0011°N 12.4926°E / 42.0011; 12.4926	Vacant (upon the death of Gilberto Agustoni)	13 January 2017	[281][282]
Santi Vito, Modesto e Crescenzia, title pro hac vice	R. Esquilino 41.8959°N 12.5015°E / 41.8959; 12.5015	Giuseppe Bertello	18 February 2012[lower-roman 7]	[206][283]

Suburbicarian dioceses

There are seven suburbicarian dioceses, situated in the vicinity of Rome, the titles of which are assigned to the six cardinal bishops (excluding cardinals who are additionally co-opted into the order, and cardinal bishops who are Eastern Catholic patriarchs). These do not form part of the Diocese of Rome, but are separate suffragan dioceses within its ecclesiastical province, with territory generally lying outside the city's boundaries. Suburbicarian dioceses are not titular churches per se, but are similar in function, in that they serve as honorary titular assignments for cardinals.[284]

Since 1914, the title of Ostia has been assigned ex officio to the dean of the College of Cardinals, in addition to that of his first suburbicarian diocese when originally appointed a cardinal bishop.[2][285] The respective patriarchates of the two current cardinal bishops who are Eastern Catholic patriarchs are considered to be their titles.[lower-alpha 4][2][288]

As of 27 May 2020, one title of a suburbicarian diocese is vacant.

Vacant

Suburbicarian diocese	Location	Cardinal	Since[lower-alpha 3]	Ref(s).
Albano	Albano Laziale, RM 41.7307°N 12.6576°E / 41.7307; 12.6576 (Albano (suburbicarian diocese))	Vacant (upon the death of Angelo Sodano)	27 May 2022	[137][138]
Frascati	Frascati, RM 41.8076°N 12.6812°E / 41.8076; 12.6812 (Frascati (suburbicarian diocese))	Tarcisio Bertone SDB	10 May 2008[lower-roman 15]	[289][290]
Ostia	Z. Ostia Antica, RM 41.7594°N 12.3018°E / 41.7594; 12.3018 (Ostia (suburbicarian diocese))	Giovanni Battista Re[lower-alpha 5]	18 January 2020[lower-roman 16]	[291][292]
Palestrina	Palestrina, RM 41.8391°N 12.8921°E / 41.8391; 12.8921	José Saraiva Martins CMF	24 February 2009[lower-roman 17]	[273][293]
Porto–Santa Rufina	Z. La Storta, RM 42.0018°N 12.3835°E / 42.0018; 12.3835 Fiumicino, RM 41.7756°N 12.2627°E / 41.7756; 12.2627	Beniamino Stella	1 May 2020[lower-roman 18]	[294][295]
Sabina–Poggio Mirteto	Poggio Mirteto, RI 42.2643°N 12.6841°E / 42.2643; 12.6841 Magliano Sabina, RI 42.3597°N 12.4817°E / 42.3597; 12.4817	Giovanni Battista Re	1 October 2002[lower-roman 16]	[291][296]
Velletri–Segni	Velletri, RM 41.6830°N 12.7768°E / 41.6830; 12.7768 Segni, RM 41.6931°N 13.0233°E / 41.6931; 13.0233	Francis Arinze	25 April 2005[lower-roman 19]	[297][298]

Notes

On occasion, cardinal priests or cardinal deacons may also be "co-opted" as cardinal bishops, without being transferred from their titular churches, which effectively become equivalent to suburbicarian dioceses pro hac vice ('for this occasion') in their own right. This first occurred on 28 June 2018, with four titular churches becoming of suburbicarian rank, as a result of their assigned cardinals being co-opted as cardinal bishops.[3] This procedure was used a second time on 1 May 2020, with one titular church becoming of suburbicarian rank.[4]
The basilica of Santa Maria Nuova is both a title and a suppressed deaconry.
For non-vacant titular churches or suburbicarian dioceses, this column indicates when it was assigned to its present cardinal; unless otherwise stated, this also corresponds to the date of the consistory in which the cardinal was created. For vacant titular churches or suburbicarian dioceses, the date in italics indicates when it became vacant, for instance on a cardinal's death.
As of 28 March 2022:
Béchara Boutros Raï , Patriarchate of Antioch (Maronite), since 24 November 2012 (patriarch since 15 March 2011)[62][286]

Louis Raphaël I Sako, Patriarchate of Babylon (Chaldean), since 28 June 2018 (patriarch since 31 January 2013)[38][287]
Ex officio as Dean of the College of Cardinals

Of suburbicarian rank pro hac vice since 1 May 2020
Of suburbicarian rank pro hac vice since 28 June 2018
Created a cardinal on 21 February 1998; transferred from the deaconry of Gesù Buon Pastore alla Montagnola
Created a cardinal on 25 May 1985; transferred from the deaconry of Sant'Eugenio
Originally created a cardinal in pectore on 21 February 1998
Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 3 May 2021
Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 4 March 2022
Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 19 May 2018; of suburbicarian rank pro hac vice since 28 June 2018
Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 19 May 2018
Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 20 May 2006
Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 12 June 2014
Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 21 February 2011
Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 20 June 2016
Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 24 February 2009
Created a cardinal on 21 October 2003; transferred from the deaconry (elevated pro illa vice to a title) of Santa Maria Ausiliatrice in Via Tuscolana
Created a cardinal on 21 February 2001; transferred from the title of Santi XII Apostoli
Created a cardinal on 21 February 2001; transferred from the deaconry of Nostra Signora del Sacro Cuore
Created a cardinal on 22 February 2014; transferred from the deaconry of Santi Cosma e Damiano
Created a cardinal on 25 May 1985; transferred from the deaconry (elevated pro illa vice to a title on 29 January 1996) of San Giovanni della Pigna

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[5] On occasion, cardinal priests or cardinal deacons may also be "co-opted" as cardinal bishops, without being transferred from their titular churches, which effectively become equivalent to suburbicarian dioceses pro hac vice ('for this occasion') in their own right. This first occurred on 28 June 2018, with four titular churches becoming of suburbicarian rank, as a result of their assigned cardinals being co-opted as cardinal bishops.[3] This procedure was used a second time on 1 May 2020, with one titular church becoming of suburbicarian rank.[4]

[7] The basilica of Santa Maria Nuova is both a title and a suppressed deaconry.

[Since-8] For non-vacant titular churches or suburbicarian dioceses, this column indicates when it was assigned to its present cardinal; unless otherwise stated, this also corresponds to the date of the consistory in which the cardinal was created. For vacant titular churches or suburbicarian dioceses, the date in italics indicates when it became vacant, for instance on a cardinal's death.

[305] As of 28 March 2022:
Béchara Boutros Raï OMM, Patriarchate of Antioch (Maronite), since 24 November 2012 (patriarch since 15 March 2011)[62][286]

Louis Raphaël I Sako, Patriarchate of Babylon (Chaldean), since 28 June 2018 (patriarch since 31 January 2013)[38][287]

[5] Béchara Boutros Raï OMM, Patriarchate of Antioch (Maronite), since 24 November 2012 (patriarch since 15 March 2011)[62][286]

[6] Louis Raphaël I Sako, Patriarchate of Babylon (Chaldean), since 28 June 2018 (patriarch since 31 January 2013)[38][287]

[Dean-310] Ex officio as Dean of the College of Cardinals

[Rescr._2020-05-01-65] Of suburbicarian rank pro hac vice since 1 May 2020

[Rescr._2018-06-28-135] Of suburbicarian rank pro hac vice since 28 June 2018

[163] Created a cardinal on 21 February 1998; transferred from the deaconry of Gesù Buon Pastore alla Montagnola

[169] Created a cardinal on 25 May 1985; transferred from the deaconry of Sant'Eugenio

[In_pectore,_cr._1998-189] Originally created a cardinal in pectore on 21 February 1998

[Opt._2021-05-03-207] Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 3 May 2021

[Opt._2022-03-04-215] Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 4 March 2022

[223] Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 19 May 2018; of suburbicarian rank pro hac vice since 28 June 2018

[Opt._2018-05-19-228] Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 19 May 2018

[Opt._2006-05-20-231] Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 20 May 2006

[Opt._2014-06-12-237] Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 12 June 2014

[Opt._2011-02-21-240] Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 21 February 2011

[Opt._2016-06-20-246] Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 20 June 2016

[Opt._2009-02-24-289] Elevated pro hac vice to a title on 24 February 2009

[307] Created a cardinal on 21 October 2003; transferred from the deaconry (elevated pro illa vice to a title) of Santa Maria Ausiliatrice in Via Tuscolana

[Re-311] Created a cardinal on 21 February 2001; transferred from the title of Santi XII Apostoli

[314] Created a cardinal on 21 February 2001; transferred from the deaconry of Nostra Signora del Sacro Cuore

[316] Created a cardinal on 22 February 2014; transferred from the deaconry of Santi Cosma e Damiano

[320] Created a cardinal on 25 May 1985; transferred from the deaconry (elevated pro illa vice to a title on 29 January 1996) of San Giovanni della Pigna

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College of Cardinals
List of current cardinals Cardinals of the Catholic Church under Pope Francis in order of precedence
Cardinal bishops	Re Sandri Arinze Bertone Saraiva Martins Parolin (CA) Ouellet Filoni Stella Tagle Raï Sako
Cardinal priests	Kitbunchu Nascimento Williams Poupard Wetter López Rodríguez Mahony Ruini Darmaatmadja Wamala Maida Puljić Sandoval Íñiguez Stafford De Giorgi Rouco Varela Pengo Schönborn Rivera Carrera Pujats Sebastiani Sepe Kasper Agnelo Rubiano Sáenz Bačkis Errázuriz Ossa Napier Rodríguez Maradiaga (CA) Cipriani Thorne Poletto Herranz Casado Scola Okogie Zubeir Wako Rigali Antonelli Turkson Toppo Pell Bozanić Mẫn Barbarin Erdő Rodé Vallini Rosales Ricard Cañizares Llovera O'Malley (CA) Dziwisz Zen Lajolo Cordes Comastri Ryłko Farina Brady Martínez Sistach Vingt-Trois Bagnasco Sarr Gracias (CA) Robles Ortega DiNardo Scherer Njue Karlic Amato Sarah Monterisi Burke Koch Piacenza Ravasi Romeo Wuerl Assis Nycz Patabendige Don Marx (CA) Brandmüller Monteiro de Castro Abril y Castelló Vegliò Bertello (CA) Coccopalmerio Aviz O'Brien Calcagno Versaldi Alencherry Collins Duka Eijk Betori Dolan Woelki Tong Mureșan Thottunkal Onaiyekan Salazar Gómez Nichols Brenes Solórzano Lacroix Kutwa Tempesta Bassetti Poli Yeom Ezzati Andrello Ouédraogo Quevedo Langlois Felix Clemente Souraphiel Dew Menichelli Nhơn Suárez Inda Bo Kovithavanij Montenegro Sturla Berhouet Blázquez Pérez Lacunza Maestrojuán Gomes Furtado Mafi Villalba Langa Nzapalainga Osoro Sierra Rocha Cupich D'Rozario Porras Cardozo De Kesel Piat Aguiar Retes Ribat Tobin Zerbo Omella Omella Arborelius Mangkhanekhoun Rosa Chávez De Donatis Coutts Santos Marto Barreto Jimeno Tsarahazana Petrocchi Maeda Ticona Porco Suharyo Hardjoatmodjo García Rodríguez Ambongo Besungu (CA) Hollerich Ramazzini Imeri Zuppi López Romero Tamkevičius Dal Corso Kambanda Gregory Advincula Aós Braco Lojudice Arizmendi Esquivel Aveline Okpaleke Steiner Ferrão McElroy Silva Cantoni Poola Costa Baawobr Goh Martínez Flores Marengo Jiménez Carvajal Miglio
Cardinal deacons	Martino Harvey Baldisseri Müller Mamberti Rauber Zenari Farrell Simoni Ladaria Ferrer Becciu Krajewski Bocos Merino Ayuso Guixot Mendonça Czerny Fitzgerald Grech Semeraro Gambetti Tomasi Cantalamessa Feroci Roche You Vérgez Alzaga Ghirlanda Frezza
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