Cattedrale di Salerno - Parrocchia SS. Matteo e Gregorio Magno

The dual title of the parish dates back to April 27, 1857, when the Archbishop Marino Paglia, with Laudatissima bubble ecclesia et antiquated, moved from the parish church of St. Gregory the Great, in via dei Mercanti, the Cathedral and on 12 May it appointed the first parish priest, d. Modestino Carbone. January 12, 1860 the church of St. Gregory is declared branch of the Cathedral but the priest remains in fact the ancient site until July 12, 1939. The June 12, 1880 the Archbishop Valerio Laspro asks the Sacred Congregation of the Council are authorized to remove the branch. January 17, 1888, the parish priest is counted among the honorary canons of the Metropolitan Chapter. Since July 12, 1939 the parish, in fact, and definitely, is transferred to the Cathedral and the ancient church of St. Gregory the Great becomes, then, the seat of the Medical School of Salerno Museum. Cfr. GENEROUS CRISCI, Salerno Sacra, historical research, (edited by Vincenzo De Simone, Giuseppe Rescigno, Francesco Manzione, Donato De Mattia). Vol. The 2nd Ed, Gutenberg, 2001. See. AA.VV, "Saints Matthew and Gregory the Great" in 2000 Yearbook, Graphic Arts Landi, Baronissi (Sa), 2000.