Two Sicilies. In 1968 the title "Bishop of Martirano", though not the institution of a diocese, was restored in the Titular Episcopal See of Martirano. It was used for auxiliary bishops in Brazil and the Philippines, but it is currently held by the President of the Pontifical Committee for International Eucharistic Congresses, Archbishop (personal title) Piero Marini, who had once been Master of Pontifical Liturgical Celebrations for John Paul II and Benedict XVI. Bishops of Martirano to 1400 ... Michael (attested 1177, 1179) Philippus de Matera (attested 1205 – 1238) Thomas, O.Cist. (attested 1254) Raynaldus (1 February 1255 – ? ) Robertus (c. 1266 – 4 June 1288) Adam (attested c. 1295 – 1330) Hugo (attested 1330) Senator de Marturano (1340 – 1349) Joannes de Bisignano (18 May 1349 – ) Jacobus de Itro (22 March 1359 – ) Jacobus Castellani, O.Min. (8 January 1364 – 2 April 1390) Nicolaus ( 1390 ) Jacobus de Villani (4 March 1400 – ) Nicolaus (restored) (17 June 1400 – ) Petrus Antonius Stamingo, O.Min. (2 April 1418 – 1440) 1400 to 1600 Carlo of Naples (refused appointment) Godfridus de Cola (4 May 1442 – 11 February 1446) Antonio Cola (11 February 1446 – 1451) Martinus (28 May 1451 – May 1463) Angelo Greco (26 May 1463 – 1475 Died) Aurelio Biennato (21 Nov 1485 – 1496 Died) Angelo Pappacoda (9 Jan 1497 – 1537 Died) Giacomo Antonio Ferduzi, O.F.M. Conv. (27 Jun 1537 – 1560 Died) Tolomeo Gallio (13 Sep 1560 – 6 Jul 1562) Girolamo Federici (6 Jul 1562 – 1569 Resigned) Gregorio Cruz, O.P. (1 Apr 1569 – 1577 Died) Mariano Pierbenedetti (30 Jan 1577 – before 5 Apr 1591 Resigned) Roberto Phili (5 April 1591 – 1592) 1600 to 1818 Francesco Monaco (26 Jul 1592 – Dec 1626 Died) Luca Cellesi (5 Jul 1627 – Jul 1661 Died) Felice Antonio Monaco (21 Nov 1661 – Jan 1667 Died) Giovanni Giacomo Palamolla (16 Mar 1667 – Nov 1692 Died) Michelangelo Veraldi (9 Mar 1693 – Nov 1702 Died) Nicolaus Righetti (19 Feb 1703 – Mar 1711 Died) Pietro Antonio Pietrasanta, B. (14 Mar 1718 – Oct 1727 Died) Saverio Ferrari (26 Nov 1727 – 29 Apr 1733 Died) Nicolò Carmine Falcone (22 Jun 1733 – 15 Jul 1743) Bernardino Antonio Diego Bernardi, O.M. (16 Dec 1743 – 14 May 1758 Died) Nicola Spedalieri (18 Dec 1758 – 29 Jan 1770)