Person bishop of Funchal priest
Francisco José Rodrigues de Andrade
1761–1838
bishop of Funchal · priest
The 22nd bishop of Funchal, whose troubled episcopate spanned the liberal–absolutist conflicts of 1820–1834. He left Madeira in 1834 and died in exile in Genoa.
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- Cerveira e Sousa (Dom José Xavier de) — Predecessor bishop of Funchal who left Madeira in 1834, renounced the see and died in Genoa.
- Andrade (Dean António Joaquim Gonçalves de) — Bishop of Funchal who left Madeira in 1834 for Italy with Andrade as his secretary.
- Bishops of Funchal — Twenty-first bishop of Funchal (1821–1834).
- Boaventura (parish) — First instituted vicar of Boaventura, 1843.
- Arco de São Jorge (parish) — Bishop of Funchal who went into exile in Italy in 1834.
2Chronology
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Francisco José Rodrigues de Andrade was born.
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Pope Pius VII confirmed D. Francisco José Rodrigues de Andrade as bishop of Funchal.
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Bishop Francisco José Rodrigues de Andrade took possession of the see of Funchal by proxy on 1 March and assumed direction of the diocese on 1 May.
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Bishop Francisco José Rodrigues de Andrade left Madeira for exile in Italy, accompanied by António Joaquim Gonçalves de Andrade and António Alexandrino de Vasconcelos.
3Places mentioned
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