Diocese of Santo Amaro, Brazil

Rite: Roman (Latin)

Name: Santo Amaro / Sancti Mauri (Latin)

Ecclesiastical Province: São Paulo

Bishop (2015.12.02 – ...):

Bishop José Negri (Giuseppe), P.I.M.E. (63)

Bishops of Santo Amaro (Roman Rite)

Bishop José Negri (Giuseppe), P.I.M.E. (63)
(2015.12.02 – ...)

Bishop of Santo Amaro (Brazil)

Titular Bishop of Puppi (2005.12.14 – 2009.02.18)

Auxiliary Bishop of Florianópolis (Brazil) (2005.12.14 – 2009.02.18)

Bishop of Blumenau (Brazil) (2009.02.18 – 2014.10.29)

Coadjutor Bishop of Santo Amaro (Brazil) (2014.10.29 – 2015.12.02)

Bishop of Santo Amaro (Brazil) (2015.12.02 – ...)

Bishop Fernando Antônio Figueiredo, O.F.M. (83)
(1989.03.15 – 2015.12.02)

Bishop emeritus of Santo Amaro (Brazil)

Titular Bishop of Ulcinj (1984.01.21 – 1984.11.12)

Auxiliary Bishop of Teófilo Otoni (Brazil) (1984.01.21 – 1984.11.12)

Coadjutor Bishop of Teófilo Otoni (Brazil) (1984.11.12 – 1985.08.03)

Bishop of Teófilo Otoni (Brazil) (1985.08.03 – 1989.03.15)

Bishop of Santo Amaro (Brazil) (1989.03.15 – 2015.12.02)

Coadjutor Bishop: Bishop José Negri (Giuseppe), P.I.M.E. (63) (2014.10.29 – 2015.12.02)
Auxiliary Bishop: Bishop Luciano Bergamin, C.R.L. (78) (2000.04.05 – 2002.07.24)

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Area: 563 km²

Population: 2,614,257 Catholics (82.3% of 3,175,640 total) (2020)

Statistics: 111 parishes, 182 priests (119 diocesan, 63 religious), 496 lay religious (128 brothers, 368 sisters), 33 seminarians (2020)

1989.03.15: Established as Diocese of Santo Amaro / Sancti Mauri (Latin) (from Metropolitan Archdiocese of São Paulo and became suffragan of São Paulo)