This is a list of titular churches in Rome. There are 143 churches in the list of Cardinal Priests and 69 churches for the order of Cardinal Deacons. The current Cardinal Protector is listed also, as of 24 November 2012. This list is not a list of voting cardinals, and includes those over the age of 80.
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