| Date | Age | Event | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Jun 1910 | Born | ||
| 15 Apr 1933 | 22.8 | Ordained Priest | Priest of Pavia, Italy |
| 28 Oct 1951 | 41.3 | Appointed | Auxiliary Bishop of Mantova, Italy |
| 28 Oct 1951 | 41.3 | Appointed | Titular Bishop of Thagaste |
| 9 Dec 1951 | 41.4 | Ordained Bishop | Titular Bishop of Thagaste |
| 2 Aug 1952 | 42.1 | Appointed | Coadjutor Bishop of Mantova, Italy |
| 8 Sep 1954 | 44.2 | Appointed | Bishop of Mantova, Italy |
| 16 Jul 1967 | 57.0 | Appointed | Coadjutor Archbishop of Bologna, Italy |
| 16 Jul 1967 | 57.0 | Appointed | Titular Archbishop of Hierpiniana |
| 12 Feb 1968 | 57.6 | Succeeded | Archbishop of Bologna, Italy |
| 28 Apr 1969 | 58.8 | Elevated to Cardinal | |
| 28 Apr 1969 | 58.8 | Appointed | Cardinal-Priest of San Luca a Via Prenestina |
| 4 Oct 1969 | 59.3 | Appointed | President of the Italian Episcopal Conference |
| 18 May 1979 | 68.9 | Ceased | President of the Italian Episcopal Conference |
| 11 Feb 1983 | 72.6 | Retired | Archbishop of Bologna, Italy |
| 24 Sep 1985 | 75.2 | Died | Archbishop Emeritus of Bologna, Italy |
Antonio Poma
Antonio
Cardinal
Poma
(born , died )
Archbishop Emeritus
of Bologna
|
| Event | Place |
|---|---|
| Birth Place | Villanterio, Diocese of Pavia |
| Ordained Bishop | Cathedral, Pavia, Diocese of Pavia |
| Death Place | Bologna, Archdiocese of Bologna |
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