Sita, Mauritania
History
History
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Sita, located somewhere in modern [Algeria](/wiki/Algeria "Algeria"), was one of many cities important enough in the western part of the [Roman province](/wiki/Roman_province "Roman province") of [Mauretania Caesariensis](/wiki/Mauretania_Caesariensis "Mauretania Caesariensis"), in the papal sway, to become a [suffragan diocese](/wiki/Suffragan_diocese "Suffragan diocese"), but like most faded, plausibly at the [7th century advent of Islam](/wiki/Muslim_conquest_of_the_Maghreb "Muslim conquest of the Maghreb").

Its only historically recorded bishops were:
* The [Donatist](/wiki/Donatist "Donatist") schismatic Saturnus partook in the [Council of Carthage in 411](/wiki/Council_of_Carthage_%28411%29 "Council of Carthage (411)"), on that very heresy, without Catholic counterpart.
* Catholic bishop Reparatus attended the [synod called in Carthage in 484](/wiki/Council_of_Carthage_%28484%29 "Council of Carthage (484)") on the same schism by king [Huneric](/wiki/Huneric "Huneric") of the [Vandal Kingdom](/wiki/Vandal_Kingdom "Vandal Kingdom"), after which he was exiled like most Catholic bishops.


What Roman province did Sita belong to?