Don Ottilio Cuneo

Italian-American prelate who led the Diocese of Syracuse for over two decades, overseeing significant growth and development.

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Don Ottilio Cuneo, a prominent figure in the Catholic Church, was born on September 15, 1948, in Alba, Italy. Ordained as a priest in 1974, he served in various parishes within the Diocese of Alba, becoming known for his compassion and commitment to his flock.

Throughout his ministry, Don Ottilio held positions of responsibility, including parish priest, spiritual director, and vicar general. He fostered community and spiritual growth, actively engaging in social outreach programs to support the marginalized. His dedication extended beyond the church, earning him recognition through awards like the title of Monsignor bestowed by Pope John Paul II.

Don Ottilio’s pursuit of knowledge led him to obtain a doctorate in theology from the Pontifical Lateran University in Rome. His intellectual contributions enriched theological discussions and publications. His personal life was marked by simplicity, humility, and a love for nature, reading, and intellectual pursuits.

Don Ottilio’s legacy continues to inspire future generations of priests and lay people. His life exemplified the transformative power of faith and selfless service, leaving an indelible mark on the communities he served.