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Giovani Filippo Gallarati Scotti
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On 20 September 1785 Giovani Filippo Gallarati Scotti arrived in Malta after 7 days of travel. On his arrival, his predecessor Inquisitor Zondadori was still on the island, both officially greeting the Grand Master on the same day.

During his time in office, Scotti had to bear with De Rohan’s pretensions of being briefed about all the cases presented to him, thus causing disagreement. Both Inquisitor and Grand Master had to face the repels generated by the French Revolution as more Knights started to confide in the Deists’ religion and freethinking.

Scotti was sensitive and believed in God’s will. He cancelled the monastic vows of five Magdalene nuns after learning that they had taken the vows against their will, and empathised with Don Gaetano Mannarino who was arrested for the rise of the priests of 1775.

Following his days in Malta, Giovanni Filippo Gallarati Scotti was on 23 February 1801, nominated Cardinal of San Lorenzo. (Note discrepancy with the list below)

Date Age Event Title
25 Feb 1747 Born
12 Aug 1792 45.4 Ordained Priest Priest
24 Sep 1792 45.5 Appointed Titular Archbishop of Side
17 Mar 1793 46.0 Ordained Bishop Titular Archbishop of Side
23 Aug 1793 46.4 Appointed Apostolic Nuncio to Florence (Tuscany), Italy
25 Sep 1795 48.5 Appointed Apostolic Nuncio to Venice, Italy
3 Oct 1795 48.6 Ceased Apostolic Nuncio to Florence (Tuscany), Italy
1797² 49.8 Ceased Apostolic Nuncio to Venice, Italy
23 Feb 1801 53.9 Elevated to Cardinal
20 Jul 1801 54.4 Appointed Cardinal-Priest of Sant’Alessio
1814² 66.8 Appointed Archpriest of the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore {Saint Mary Major Basilica}
26 Sep 1814 67.5 Appointed Cardinal-Priest of Santa Prassede
21 Dec 1818 71.8 Appointed Cardinal-Priest of San Lorenzo in Lucina
6 Oct 1819 72.6 Died Cardinal-Priest of San Lorenzo in Lucina

 

 

For more on the Douglas Scotti families of Italy, see our Italy portal.

 

Notes:

•  The link between the Douglas Scotti and the Gallarati Scotti has yet to be determined. I have seen a statement that the Gallarati Scotti do not have Scotti blood.  They added the surname Scotti only for adoption by a "stepfather".  Maybe this article should not be in the Douglas Archives?

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  • National Museum of Ethnography, Malta


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