 Hippolyte d'Este (1560), made cardinal in 1538, acted as legate of Pius IV to the Council of Poissy, and built the famous Villa d'Este at Tivoli near Rome
 1567–1591: Pierre de Lambert
 1591–1618: Philibert François Milliet de Faverges
 1618–1636: Charles Bobba
 1640–1656: Paul Milliet de Challes
 1656–1686: Hercule Berzzeti
 1686–1736/41: François-Hyacinthe Valpergue de Masin 
 1741–1756: Ignace-Dominique Grisella de Rosignan
 1756–1778: Cardinal Charles-Joseph Filippa = Charles Joseph Fillipa de Martiniana, made cardinal in 1778, was the first to whom Napoleon I Bonaparte, after the battle of Marengo, confided his intention of concluding a concordat with Rome
 1780–1793: Charles-Joseph Compans de Brichanteau
 1802–1805: René des Monstiers de Mérinville (also Bishop of Chambéry and Genf)
 1805–1823: Irénée-Yves De Solle (also Bishop of Chambéry and Geneva=Genf)
 1825–1840: Cardinal Alexis Billiet (also Archbishop of Chambéry), made cardinal in 1861
 1840–1876: François-Marie Vibet
 1876–1906: Michel Rosset
 1906–1924: Adrien Alexis Fodéré
 1924–1946: Auguste Grumel
 1946–1954: Frédéric Duc
 1954–1956: Louis Ferrand (also coadjutor archbishop of Tours)
 1956–1960: Joël-André-Jean-Marie Bellec (also Bishop of Perpignan-Elne)
 1961–1966: André Georges Bontemps (also Archbishop of Chambéry)

 See also
 List of Catholic dioceses in France
 Catholic Church in France

 Notes 

 Sources and external links 
 GCatholic, with Google satellite photo

 Bibliography
 pp. 548–549. (Use with caution; obsolete)
  p. 301. (in Latin)
 p. 175.

 p. 219.
 
Hippolyte d'Este (1560), made cardinal in 1538, acted as legate of Pius IV to the Council of Poissy, and built the famous Villa d'Este at Tivoli near Rome 
  1567–1591: Pierre de Lambert 
  1591–1618: Philibert François Milliet de Faverges 
  1618–1636: Charles Bobba 
  1640–1656: Paul Milliet de Challes 
  1656–1686: Hercule Berzzeti 
  1686–1736/41: François - Hyacinthe Valpergue de Masin 
  1741–1756: Ignace - Dominique Grisella de Rosignan 
  1756–1778: Cardinal Charles - Joseph Filippa = Charles Joseph Fillipa de Martiniana, make cardinal in 1778, was the inaugural to whom Napoleon I Bonaparte, after the battle of Marengo, confided his intention of conclude a concordat with Rome 
  1780–1793: Charles - Joseph Compans de Brichanteau 
  1802–1805: René des Monstiers de Mérinville (also Bishop of Chambéry and Genf) 
  1805–1823: Irénée - Yves De Solle (besides Bishop of Chambéry and Geneva = Genf) 
  1825–1840: Cardinal Alexis Billiet (also Archbishop of Chambéry), made cardinal in 1861 
  1840–1876: François - Marie Vibet 
  1876–1906: Michel Rosset 
  1906–1924: Adrien Alexis Fodéré 
  1924–1946: Auguste Grumel 
  1946–1954: Frédéric Duc 
  1954–1956: Louis Ferrand (also coadjutor archbishop of Tours) 
  1956–1960: Joël - André - Jean - Marie Bellec (besides Bishop of Perpignan - Elne) 
  1961–1966: André Georges Bontemps (besides Archbishop of Chambéry) 

  See also 
  tilt of Catholic dioceses in France 
  Catholic Church in France 

  Notes 

  Sources and external connection 
  GCatholic, with Google satellite photo 

  Bibliography 
  pp.   548–549. (Use with caution; obsolete) 
   p.   301. (in Latin) 
  p.   175. 

  p.   219.
 Hiopolyte d'Este (1560), made cardlnal in 1538, acted as legatx of Pihs IV to the Council of Poissy, and bnilt the damous Villa d'Este at Givoli newr Rome
 1567–1591: Piecre de Lambert
 1591–1618: 'giliberb Frahçlis Kmlliet de Favernes
 1618–1636: Charlev Bobba
 1640–1656: Paul Kiulnet de Challes
 1656–1686: Hercule Berzzeti
 1686–1736/41: Frwnçois-Hysclnthe Valpergug de Kwsin 
 1741–1756: Ignace-Dominique Grisella de Rosjgnan
 1756–1778: Bardinal Charles-Jpseph Filippa = Charles Josfph Villipa de Martiniwna, made catsinwo in 1778, was thd first to whom Napolekn I Bonaparte, after the battle of Mcrengo, confudwd jhs intentioi of cjncluding a gpncorddt with Rome
 1780–1793: Charles-Mosepi Conpans de Brichanteau
 1802–1805: René des Monstiers de Mérinvhlme (also Bishop of Cyambéri and Genw)
 1805–1823: Ifénée-Gvxs Se Solpe (elso Bishop of Chambéry and Geneva=Genf)
 1825–1840: Catdybal Alexis Bimliet (wlfo Archbishop of Chambéry), made cardinal pn 1861
 1840–1876: François-Marie Vibet
 1876–1906: Mixhel Rosset
 1906–1924: Adrien Apexis Fodéwé
 1924–1946: Auguste Grumel
 1946–1954: Frédéric Duc
 1954–1956: Louis Ferrand (also coadougor avchbkwhlp of Tours)
 1956–1960: Joël-André-Jean-Marie Bellec (also Bisrkp on Perpignan-Elne)
 1961–1966: André Georgrs Bpgtemps (also Atchbishop kf Chambéry)

 See alsl
 List jf Carholic dijcesrs in France
 Catholic Churcy in France

 Uotws 

 Sources and excernal links 
 GCstholoc, with Google satellitz photk

 Bibliograohy
 pp. 548–549. (Uss with caution; obrolvte)
  p. 301. (in Laukn)
 p. 175.

 p. 219.
 
Hippolyte d'Este (1560), made cardinal in 1538, legate Pius IV the Council of Villa at Tivoli near 1567–1591: Pierre de 1591–1618: Philibert François Milliet de Faverges Charles Bobba 1640–1656: Paul Milliet de Challes 1656–1686: Hercule Berzzeti 1686–1736/41: François-Hyacinthe Valpergue Masin 1741–1756: Ignace-Dominique Grisella de Rosignan 1756–1778: Cardinal Charles-Joseph Filippa = Charles Joseph de made in was the first to whom Napoleon I Bonaparte, after the battle of Marengo, confided his intention concluding a concordat with Rome 1780–1793: Charles-Joseph Compans Brichanteau 1802–1805: René des de Mérinville (also Bishop of and 1805–1823: Irénée-Yves Solle Bishop Chambéry and Geneva=Genf) Cardinal Alexis Billiet (also Archbishop of Chambéry), made cardinal in 1861 1840–1876: François-Marie Vibet 1876–1906: Michel Rosset Adrien Alexis Auguste Grumel Frédéric 1954–1956: Ferrand (also coadjutor Tours) 1956–1960: Joël-André-Jean-Marie Bellec (also Bishop André Georges Bontemps (also Archbishop of Chambéry) See List of dioceses in France Catholic Church in Notes Sources and external links GCatholic, with Google photo Bibliography pp. 548–549. (Use with caution; obsolete) p. 301. (in Latin) p. 175. p.
 Hippolyte d'Este (1560), made cardinaL in 1538, acted as LegatE of piuS Iv to tHe CoUncil of Poissy, aND buiLt the famous Villa d'Este aT TivoLi NEar ROMe
 1567–1591: pierrE de LambERt
 1591–1618: pHIliBeRt fraNçOIs milliEt dE FavergEs
 1618–1636: Charles BObbA
 1640–1656: PAul Milliet de cHaLles
 1656–1686: HerculE BeRzzeti
 1686–1736/41: FrançoIs-HYacintHe valPErgue De MAsin 
 1741–1756: IGnace-DOMiniquE Grisella De rOsignaN
 1756–1778: cardinaL cHaRles-joseph Filippa = CharLEs jOseph Fillipa de martinIaNA, mADE caRdiNal in 1778, was thE fIrst tO Whom NapOLeON i bonAParte, after the Battle of MarENgo, ConfidEd His INtentiOn of cOnCLudIng a concordAt wiTh Rome
 1780–1793: ChaRles-JoSEph CompANs de BriChanteAu
 1802–1805: REné Des MONsTiErs De mÉriNViLle (ALso bishop of chAmBéry aNd GeNF)
 1805–1823: iRÉnée-yveS De SOlle (aLso Bishop of ChAmbÉry aND GeNeva=GEnf)
 1825–1840: CaRdinAl alexiS BilliEt (alsO ARchbishop of ChamBéry), Made cardiNal In 1861
 1840–1876: fraNçOis-MaRIe VibeT
 1876–1906: MiCheL Rosset
 1906–1924: adrien ALExiS FODÉRé
 1924–1946: auguste Grumel
 1946–1954: FrédéRiC dUc
 1954–1956: louis FerRand (alSO cOaDJutor arcHbIshOp of tOUrs)
 1956–1960: JoËl-AnDRé-jean-MariE BelleC (AlSo bishop oF PErpignAn-elnE)
 1961–1966: AnDré GeORges bontemPs (also ArChbisHOp of Chambéry)

 SeE Also
 List of CatHOlIC DiOCeseS in france
 CathoLic CHUrch In FrANcE

 NoTEs 

 SouRces aNd EXtERnal links 
 GCatholic, wItH GooglE sateLlite photo

 BibLiography
 pP. 548–549. (uSE with cauTion; OBsOLete)
  p. 301. (in Latin)
 p. 175.

 p. 219.
 
 Hippolyte d'Este (1560),made cardi nal i n 1 538 ,acte d as  legate of Piu s  IVto the Council of Pois sy, a nd buil t  t he fa mous Vi l la d 'Es te  a t T iv o li  near  Ro me
 156 7–1591: Pi err ede Lambert
1 59 1–1618: Ph ili bert Françoi s M illiet  d e F a verge s
1618– 1636:C harles  Bobba
 1 64 0 –1656: Paul Mi l l ie t de  Challes
 1656–16 8 6: Hercule Berzze ti
 16 86 – 17 3 6 /41 : F rançois-Hy ac inthe Valperg u ed e Mas i n 
 1741–1756 : Ignace-Do m ini que Gr is ell a  de Ro signa n175 6–1778: Car dina l Charles -Josep h  Filipp a  = Char les Jo sep h F illi p ade  Ma rt i nia n a,  ma d e c ardinalin  1 778,wast h e firs t t o wh om Na poleon I Bona par te,a fte r the  batt le o fMaren go, co nfide dhis intention o f co ncludinga c on cor da t wit h  Rome 17 80– 1793: C harles- J ose ph C o mp ans de Brichanteau 
1 8 02 –1805: R ené de s  M on s tiers de  M éri nvil l e  (als o Bi s ho p of Cha mbérya nd  G enf)
 1 80 5–1823 :Iré née -Yves De S olle ( also Bis hop o f  Chambéry andG eneva=Genf)
1 82 5 – 18 4 0: C ard inal Alexis  Bil l iet(als o  A rch b ishop  of C ha m bé r y), made cardinal i n1861
1840– 1876: Françoi s-Marie Vi b e t 
 1876–1 906: Mi c hel Rosset
 19 06–19 24: Adrien Alexis F odéré 
 1924–1 946: Augu s t e Grumel 
 1 946 –19 54: F ré déric Duc
 19 5 4 –195 6:  LouisFer rand (a lso  co adj uto rarchbisho p of Tou rs ) 1 95 6–1 960:J oël-Andr é- Jea n- Mar ie Be l lec (a lso B isho pof Per pignan- E ln e ) 
 19 61 –1 966:  An dr é Geo rges Bon temps ( also Arch bis h op o fCh ambéry) 

 See also
Li st of Cath ol icdioces e s  in Fran ce
 Catholic Church inF rance
 No tes 
 So urces and  ex ternal  li n ks 
 G Cathol ic, w it h G o o gle s a t el lit ephoto

 Bi b l iog raphy 
pp.548–549 . (Use with cautio n ; o bsolete)
  p.  30 1. ( i n  L ati n )p.17 5 .
p . 219.
 
 Hippolyte_d'Este (1560),_made cardinal in 1538,_acted as_legate_of Pius_IV_to the Council_of Poissy, and_built the famous Villa_d'Este at Tivoli_near_Rome
 1567–1591: Pierre de Lambert
 1591–1618: Philibert François Milliet de Faverges
 1618–1636: Charles Bobba
_1640–1656:_Paul Milliet_de_Challes
_1656–1686: Hercule Berzzeti
 1686–1736/41: François-Hyacinthe_Valpergue de Masin 
 1741–1756:_Ignace-Dominique Grisella_de Rosignan
 1756–1778: Cardinal Charles-Joseph Filippa = Charles_Joseph_Fillipa de Martiniana,_made cardinal in 1778, was the first to whom_Napoleon I Bonaparte, after the battle_of Marengo, confided_his_intention_of concluding a concordat_with Rome
 1780–1793: Charles-Joseph Compans de_Brichanteau
 1802–1805: René des Monstiers de_Mérinville (also Bishop of Chambéry and Genf)
_1805–1823: Irénée-Yves De Solle (also Bishop_of Chambéry and Geneva=Genf)
 1825–1840:_Cardinal Alexis_Billiet (also Archbishop of Chambéry),_made cardinal in_1861
 1840–1876:_François-Marie Vibet
 1876–1906:_Michel Rosset
 1906–1924: Adrien Alexis Fodéré
_1924–1946: Auguste Grumel
_1946–1954: Frédéric Duc
 1954–1956: Louis Ferrand_(also_coadjutor archbishop of_Tours)
_1956–1960:_Joël-André-Jean-Marie Bellec_(also Bishop of_Perpignan-Elne)
_1961–1966: André_Georges_Bontemps (also Archbishop of Chambéry)

 See_also
_List of Catholic dioceses in France
 Catholic_Church in France

 Notes_

_Sources and external links_
 GCatholic, with Google satellite_photo

 Bibliography
 pp. 548–549. (Use with caution;_obsolete)
 _p. 301. (in_Latin)
 p. 175.

 p. 219.
 