Madeiran bishops
Original title: Bispos Madeirenses
A list of prelates born in Madeira who became bishops or archbishops in Portugal's overseas dioceses and elsewhere, each referred to their own entry.
We know that the following prelates were natives of Madeira: Dom Nuno de Aguiar, Bishop of Tangier; Dom Sebastião de Morais, Bishop of Japan; Dom Friar Miguel dos Santos, Bishop of São Tomé in India; Dom Mateus de Abreu Pereira, Bishop of São Paulo; Dom Manuel Joaquim Gonçalves de Andrade, Bishop of São Paulo; Dom João Henriques Moniz, Bishop of Cape Verde; Dom Aires de Ornelas e Vasconcelos, Bishop of Funchal and Archbishop of Goa; Dom Ernesto Sena de Oliveira, Archbishop of Mytilene; Dom Estêvão Pedro de Alencastre, Bishop of Hawaii (Sandwich); and Dom Teodósio Clemente de Gouveia, prelate of Mozambique (see those entries).
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People mentioned · 10- Aires de Ornelas e Vasconcelos1837–1880
Madeiran-born prelate who was bishop of Funchal and archbishop of Goa.
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Madeiran-born friar who became bishop of São Tomé in India.
- D. João Henriques Monizd. 1847
Madeiran-born bishop of Cape Verde.
- D. Mateus de Abreu Pereira1756–1824
Madeiran-born bishop of São Paulo in Brazil.
- D. Sebastião de Morais1534–1588
Madeiran-born bishop of Japan, listed among the island's native prelates.
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Madeiran-born titular archbishop of Mitilene.
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Madeiran-born bishop of Hawaii (Sandwich Islands).
- Manuel Joaquim Gonçalves de Andrade1767–1847
Madeiran-born bishop of São Paulo in Brazil.
- Nuno de Aguiard. 1491
Madeiran-born bishop of Tangier, listed among the island's native prelates.
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Madeiran-born prelate of Mozambique.