About Lucio Morra
Lived 1569 – 1623 (aged 53–54). Lucio Morra was a catholic archbishop, nuncio, bishop and archbishop.
Lucio Morra (–1623) was an Italian bishop and papal diplomat.
Life Morra, from a noble family in the Kingdom of Naples, was educated at the University of Rome. On 20 November 1606 he was appointed archbishop of Otranto.
On 27 June 1617 Pope Paul V appointed him papal nuncio to the Brussels court of the Archdukes Albert and Isabella, with responsibility for the missions in England and Holland as well as the Catholic Church in the Southern Netherlands. He arrived in Brussels in August 1617.
In 1619 he returned to Italy for family reasons, being replaced as nuncio by Lucio Sanseverino. He died in Italy in 1623.
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Roman Catholic archbishop
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Lucio Morra was born in 1569.
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Lucio Morra died in 1623.
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Lucio Morra was a catholic archbishop, nuncio, bishop and archbishop.
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