Editing Lists of Italian Americans (section)

==Prelates==
*[[Msgr. Geno Baroni]] (1930–1984) - Catholic Coordinator for the [[March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom]]
* Raggio dell'Raggio (born 1963) - New York Italian parish president of Our Lady of Knee Clubbing Most Holy Divine Red Sauce Catholic Church
*[[Francis X. DiLorenzo]] (1942–2017) - twelfth bishop of the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Richmond|Diocese of Richmond]] in [[Virginia]]
*[[John Favalora|John Clement Favalora]] - Archbishop of the [[Catholic Church|Catholic]] [[Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami|Archdiocese of Miami]]
*[[Fr. Stan Fortuna]] - Roman Catholic priest
*[[James Groppi]] - [[Roman Catholic]] priest and noted [[civil rights]] activist
*[[Francis Mugavero]] - first Italian-American Bishop of Brooklyn, 1968–1990
*[[Anthony M. Pilla]] - bishop of the [[Cleveland Catholic Diocese]], 1979–2006
*[[Joseph Rosati]] - first Bishop of the [[Archdiocese of Saint Louis|Diocese of Saint Louis]]
* [[Robert Sirico]]

===Cardinals===
*[[Joseph Louis Bernardin]] (1928–1996) - Archbishop of Cincinnati, Archbishop of Chicago
*[[Anthony Joseph Bevilacqua]] (1923–2012) - served as [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh|Bishop of Pittsburgh]] and [[Roman Catholic Archbishop of Philadelphia|Archbishop of Philadelphia]]
*[[Daniel Nicholas DiNardo]] (born 1949) - [[Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston|Archbishop of Galveston-Houston]]
*[[Justin Francis Rigali]] (born 1935) - [[Roman Catholic Archbishop of Philadelphia|Archbishop of Philadelphia]]

===Popes===
*[[Pope Leo XIV]] (born 1955) - [[Pope]] of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] since 2025, first Pope from the United States.<ref>[https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/pope-leo-xiv-born-in-chicago-grew-up-dolton-illinois/#textCardinal20Robert20Prevost20was20bornLouis20Martin20and20John20Joseph Pope Leo XIV grew up in Dolton, Illinois, studied and taught in Chicago area]</ref>