Prior_General_of_the_Order_of_Carmelites

Prior General of Order of Brothers of The Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel
Prior General of Order of Brothers of The Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel
Prior Generalis Ordinis Fratrum Beatae Mariae Virginis de Monte Carmelo
	Escutcheons of the Carmelites.
	Incumbent; Mícéal O'Neill;
Type	Religious order head
First holder	Berthold of Calabria

Prior General of the Order of Carmelites

List of Carmelite Prior-Generals

The Prior General of the Order of Carmelites is the Superior General of the Order of the Brothers of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel, commonly known as the Carmelites.^[1]

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No.	Prior General	Nationality	Tenure	Notes
	Berthold of Calabria	Limoges, France	1154-1195	Accepted as leader of the hermits by Brocard
1	Saint Brocard		1200 – 1232
2	Cyril of Constantinople		1232 – 1237
3	Berthold		1237 – 1249
4	Gottfried		1249 – 1253
5	Alain		1253 – 1254
6	Saint Simon Stock	Aylesford, England	1254 – 1265	The Virgin Mary appeared to him holding the brown scapular in one hand. Her words were: "Receive, my beloved son, this scapular of thy Order; it is the special sign of my favor, which I have obtained for thee and for thy children of Mount Carmel. He who dies clothed with this habit shall be preserved from eternal fire. It is the badge of salvation, a shield in time of danger, and a pledge of special peace and protection."
7	Nicolas Le Françoi		1266 – 1271
8	Radulphe		1271 – 1277
9	Pierre de Millaud		1277 – 1294
10	Raymond de L’Isle		1294 – 1297
11	Gerard of Bologna		1297 – 1318	theologian and scholastic philosopher
12	Guy Terreni		1318 – 1321	canon lawyer and scholastic philosopher. Consecrated Bishop of Mallorca, and Elna
13	Giovanni d’Alerio		1321 – 1330
14	Pierre de Casa	Limoges, France	1330 – 1342	Became Bishop of the Diocese of Vaison (1341-1348) and Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem (1342-1348)
15	Pierre-Raymond de Grasse		1342 – 1358
16	Giovanni Ballistari		1358 – 1375
17	Bernard Olery		1375 – 1381
18	Bernard Olery		1381 – 1384	Uncanonical
19	Michele Aignani		1381 – 1386
20	Raymond de Vaquerie		1384 – 1389	Uncanonical
21	Jean de Raude		1386 – 1404
22	Jean Le Gros		1389 – 1411	Uncanonical
23	Matteo de Bologne		1404 – 1411
24	Jean Le Gros		1411 – 1430
25	Bartolomeo Roquali		1430 – 1433
26	Natale Bencesi		1433 – 1434	Became Bishop of the Titular Diocese of Nona
27	Giovanni Faci		1434 – 1450
28	Blessed John Soreth	Kingdom of France	1451–1471	He establish the Carmelite nuns, especially following the papal bull "Cum Nulla" of Nicholas V issued in 1452
29	Cristoforo Martignoni		1471 – 1481
30	Guillaume de Domoquercy		1481 – 1503
31	Pons de Raynaud		1503 – 1512
32	Pierre Terrasse		1512 – 1513
33	Blessed Johannes Baptista Spagnolo	Duchy of Mantua	1513–1516
34	Giovanni Batista de Parme		1516 – 1517
35	Bernardino Landucci		1517 – 1523
36	Nicolas Audet		1523 – 1562
37	Giovanni Batista Rossi		1562–1578
38	Giovanni Batista Caffardi		1578 – 1592
39	Giovanni Stefano Chizzola		1592 – 1596
40	Henry Sylvio	Kingdom of France	1598 – 1612
41	Sebastiano Fantoni		1612 – 1623
42	Gregorio Canali		1623 – 1631	His main work was the publication of the Carmelite constitutions of 1626 , which remained valid until the beginning of the 20th century
43	Teodoro Straccio		1631 – 1642
44	Alberto Massari		1642 – 1643
45	Leone Bonfigli		1643 – 1647
46	Giovanni Antonio Filippini		1648 – 1654
47	Mario Venturini		1654 – 1660
48	Girolamo Ari		1660 – 1666
49	Matteo Orlandi		1666 – 1674
50	Francesco Scannapieco		1674 – 1676
51	Ferdinando Tartaglia		1680 – 1682
52	Angelo Monsignani		1682 – 1686
53	Paolo di Sant’Ignazio		1686 – 1692
54	Juan Feyjóo González de Villalobos	Spanish Empire	1644–1649	Became Bishop of the Diocese of Guadix-Baza (1702-1706)
55	Carlo Filiberto Berberi		1698 – 1704
56	Angelo de Cambolas		1704 – 1710
57	Pedro Tomás Sanchez		1710 – 1716
58	Carlo Cornaccioli		1716 – 1721	Became Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bobbio (1726-1737)
59	Gaspare Pizzolanti		1721–1725	Became Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cervia (1727-1765)
60	Antoine-Joseph-Aimable Feydeau	Kingdom of France	1728 – 1730	He was ordained Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Digne (1730–1741))
61	Ludovico Benzoni		1731 – 1738
62	Nicola Ricchiuti		1738 – 1742
63	Luigi Laghi		1742 – 1756
64	Gioacchino Maria Pontalti		1756 – 1761	Consecrated Bishop and became Titular Bishop of Ascalon
65	Mariano Ventimiglia		1762 – 1768
66	José Alberto Ximenez		1768 – 1780
67	Andrea Andras		1780 – 1788
68	Giovanni Tufano		1788 – 1790
69	Rocco Melchor		1794 – 1805
70	Timoteo Maria Ascensi		1807 – 1814
71	Luigi Antonio Faro		1819 – 1825
72	Manuel Regidor y Brihuega		1825 – 1832
73	Luigi Calamata		1832 – 1838
74	Giuseppe Cataldi		1838 – 1841
75	Giuseppe Palma		1841 – 1843.04.03	became Bishop of the Diocese of Avellino
76	Agostino Maria Ferrara		1843 – 1849
77	Giuseppe Raimondo Lobina		1849 – 1854
78	Girolamo Priori		1854 – 1863
79	Elijah Magennis		1919 – 1931
80	Hilary Doswold		1947 – 1959
81	Kilian Lynch		1947 – 1959
82	Kilian Healy		1959 – 1971
83	Falco Thuis		1971– 1983
84	John Malley		1971 – 1983
85	Joseph Chalmers		1995 – 2007
86	Fernando Millán Romeral	Spanish	2007 – 2019
87	Míċéal O’Neill	Irish	2019–Present

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"Order of the Brothers of Our Lady of Mount Carmel (O. Carm./O.C.)".

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Prior General of Order of Brothers of The Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel
Prior Generalis Ordinis Fratrum Beatae Mariae Virginis de Monte Carmelo
Escutcheons of the Carmelites.
Incumbent Mícéal O'Neill
Type	Religious order head
First holder	Berthold of Calabria

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