The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church - Members of Religious Orders (1303-1406)

The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church

Members of Religious Orders (1303-1406)

The list includes the names of the religious cardinals, the position they occupied at the time of their cardinalitial creation, and the year of their promotion.

Order of Saint Benedict (Benedictines - O.S.B.) (26)

Raymond, abbot of Saint-Sever, diocese of Aire, France (1312)
Pilfort de Rabastens, bishop of Rieux, France (1320)
Pierre Roger, archbishop of Rouen, France (1338)
Guillaume d'Aure, abbot of the monastery of Montolieu, France (1338)
Hugues Roger, bishop elect of Tulle, France (1342)
Gilles Rigaud, abbot of the monastery of Saint-Denis in France (1350)
Androin de la Roche, abbot of Cluny (1361)
Élie de Saint-Yrieix, bishop of Uzès, France (1356)
Pierre d'Estaing, archbishop of Bourges, France (1370)
Pierre de Banacbishop of Castres, France (1368)
Simon Langham archbishop of Canterbury, England (1368)
Guillaume d'Aigrefeuille, iuniore, dean of the cathedral chapter of Clermont, France, and protonotary apostolic (1367) (O.S.B.Cluniacense)
Pietro Tartari, 82nd abbot of Monte Cassino (quasi-cardinal)
Pierre de La Jugié, archbishop of Rouen, France (1375) (O.S.B.Cluniacense)
Jean de La Grange, bishop of Amiens, France (1375)
Gérard du Puy, abbot of Marmoutier, diocese of Tour, France (O.S.B.Cluniacense) (1375)
Guillaume de Chanac, bishop of Mende, France (1371)
Jean de la Tour d'Auvergne, abbot of the monastery of Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire (1371) (O.S.B.Cluniacense)
Angelo d'Anna de Sommariva (1384) (O.S.B.Camaldolese)
Adam Easton (1381)
Edoardo di Savoia, archbishop of Tarentaise, France (quasi-pseudocardinal)
Pierre de Cros, archbishop of Toulouse, France (1383) (pseudocardinal)
Faydit d'Aigreffeuille, bishop of Avignon, France (1383) (pseudocardinal)
Pierre Aycelin de Montaigut, bishop of Laon, France (1383) (pseudocardinal)
Pierre Amiel de Sarcenas, archbishop of Embrun, France (1378) (pseudocardinal)

Order of the Cistercians (Cistercians - O.Cist.) (5)

Arnaud Nouvel, abbot of Fontfroide, Narbonne, France, vice-chancellor of the Holy Roman Church (1310)
Jacques Fournier, bishop of Mirapoix, France (1327)
Guillaume Court, bishop of Albi, France (1338)
Jean de Bussière, abbot of Cîteaux, France (1375)
Francesco Carbone Tomacelli, bishop of Monopoli (1384)

Order of Friars Minor (Franciscans - O.F.M.) (17)

Vital du Four, provincial of the order in Aquitaine, France (1312)
Pierre Arnaud de Puyanne, abbot of the monastery of Sainte-Croix of Bordeaux, France (1305)
Pierre-Bernard Auriol, archbishop of Aix, France (quasi-cardinal)
Bertrand de la Tour, archbishop of Salerno. (1320)
Paolo da Viterbo (1328) (pseudocardinal)
Élie de Nabinal, titular patriarch of Jerusalem (1342)
Pasteur de Sarrats, archbishop of Embrun, France (1350)
Fontanier de Vassal, patriarch of Grado (1361)
Guillaume Farinier, minister general of the order (1356)
Marco da Viterbo, minister general of the order (1366)
Bertrand Lagier, bishop of Glandèves, France (1371)
Arnold von Hoorn, bishop of Liège (quasi-cardinal)
Ludovico Donato, minister general of the order (1381)
Bartolomeo de Coturno (1381)
Tommaso da Frignano, patriarch of Grado (1378)
Leonardo Rossi da Griffoni, 24th minister general of the order (1378) (pseudocardinal)
Bartolomeo Oleario, bishop of Florence (1386)

Order of Our Lady of Mercy (Mercedarians - O. de M.) (7)

Sévérin (1310) (quasi-cardinal)
Claude de Portacoeli (1312) (quasi-cardinal)
Ramón Albert, master general of the order (quasi-cardinal)
Raymond de Montfort (1338)
Dominic Serra, master general of the order (1348)
Juan Lasso, theologian (quasi-cardinal)
Pedro Rodríguez, bishop of Plasencia (quasi-cardinal)

Order of Preachers (Dominicans - O.P.) (18)

Niccolò Alberti, O.P., bishop of Spoleto (1303)
William of Macclesfield, O.P., prior of the English province of the order (1303) (quasicardinal)
Walter Winterbourne, O.P. (1304)
Guillaume Pierre Godin, O.P., master of the Sacred Palace (1312)
Thomas of Jorz, confessor of King Edward I of England (1305)
Nicolas de Fréauville (1305)
Matteo Orsini, archbishop of Manfedonia. (1327)
Bonifazio Donoratico, bishop of Chiron, Crete (1328) (pseudocardinal)
Gérard de la Garde, master general of the order (1342)
Jean de Moulins, master general of the order (1350)
Nicolás Rossell, provincial prior and inquisitor in the province of Aragón, Spain (1356)
Guillaume de la Sudré, bishop of Marseille, France (1366)
Yves de Begaignon, bishop of Tréguier, France (quasi-cardinal)
Thomas, doctor in theology (quasi-cardinal)
Niccolò Caracciolo Moschino, inquisitor of the kingdom of Sicily (1379)
Filippo Ruffini, bishop of Tivoli (1378)
Tommaso Clausse, inquisitor of the faith, confessor of Duke Amedeo di Savoia (1382) (pseudocardinal)
Nicolas de Saint Saturnin, master of the Sacred Palace (1378) (pseudocardinal)

Order of Canons Regular of St. Augustine (C.R.S.A.) (8)

Guillaume de Mandagout., archbishop of Aix, France (1312)
Pierre Le Tessier, vice-chancellor of the Holy Roman Church (1320)
Gil Álvarez de Albornoz, archbishop of Toledo, Spain (1350)
Raymond de Canilhac, archbishop of Tolouse, France (1350)
Arnaud de Villemur, bishop of Pamiers, France (1350)
Angelic de Grimoard, bishop of Avignon, France (1366)
Bertrand de Cosnac, bishop of Commminges, France (1371)
Amaury de Lautrec, bishop of Comminges, France (1385) (pseudocardinal)
Pierre-Raymond de Barrière, C.R.S.A., bishop of Autun, France (1378) (pseudocardinal)

Order of the Hermits of St. Augustine (O.E.S.A.) (2)

Nicola da Fabriano, provincial of his order and inquisitor (1328) (pseudocardinal)
Bonaventura Badoaro de Peraga, prior general of the order (1378

Cardinals religious created by:
Benedict XI (1303-1304) - 3
Clement V (1305-1314) - 10
John XXII (1316-1334) - 5
[Antipope] Nicholas V (1328-1333) - 3
Benedict XII (1334-1342) - 4
Clement VI - (1342-1352) - 10
Innocent VI (1352-1362) - 6
Urban V (1362-1370) - 7
Gregory XI (1370-1378) - 10
Urban VI (1378-1389) -- 6
[Antipope] Clement VIII (1378-1394) -- 7
Boniface IX -- 1
Total -- 72