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St. Pascal (Paschal) I [99] |
Birth
Date: N/A
Beginning
of Reign: January 24/25, 817
End
of Reign: February 11, 824
Date
of Death: February 11, 824
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: N/A
Lived
to Approx. Age: N/A
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just over 7 years
Prior
Name (if different):
Feast
Day (if applicable): May 14
Anointed
Lothar (the emperor's son). Fought iconoclasm. Was an active
builder and restorer of churches. |
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Pascal (Paschal) II [161] |
Birth
Date: N/A
Beginning
of Reign: August 13, 1099
End
of Reign: January 21, 1118
Date
of Death: January 21, 1118
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: N/A
Lived
to Approx. Age: N/A
Approx.
Length of Reign: Approx. 18.5 years
Prior
Name (if different): Rainerius
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Word
that the First Crusade, launched by Bl. Urban II, was successfully
completed came at the beginning of Pascal's reign. During his
reign, he had to struggle against several antipopes and unrest in
the city. Prohibited lay investiture and held synods. He was
imprisoned and pressured to change his position on lay investiture
(his reversal was later annulled). |
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St. Paul I [94] |
Birth
Date: N/A
Beginning
of Reign: May 29, 757
End
of Reign: June 28, 767
Date
of Death: June 28, 767
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: N/A
Lived
to Approx. Age: N/A
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 10 years
Prior
Name (if different):
Feast
Day (if applicable): June 28
Younger
brother of Stephen III (II). Attempted to defend the papal state,
transferred bodies from the catacombs to the churches, built a
monastery. |
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Paul II [212] |
Birth
Date: February 23, 1417
Beginning
of Reign: August 30, 1464
End
of Reign: July 26, 1471
Date
of Death: July 26, 1471
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 47
Lived
to Approx. Age: 54
Approx.
Length of Reign: Almost 7 years
Prior
Name (if different): Pietro Barbo
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Excommunicated
a king, helped to open Roman printing press, restored monuments. |
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Paul III [221] |
Birth
Date: February 29, 1468
Beginning
of Reign: October 13, 1534
End
of Reign: November 10, 1549
Date
of Death: November 10, 1549
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 66
Lived
to Approx. Age: 81
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 15 years
Prior
Name (if different): Alessandro Farnese
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Patron
of writers, scholars, and artists. He approved the constitutions
of the Jesuits, initiated the Holy Office to combat heresy,
instituted censorship of books, and called the Council of Trent.
He also imposed excommunication on Henry VIII and put England under
interdict. |
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Paul IV [224] |
Birth
Date: June 28, 1476
Beginning
of Reign: May 23, 1555
End
of Reign: August 18, 1559
Date
of Death: August 18, 1559
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 79
Lived
to Approx. Age: 83
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 4 years
Prior
Name (if different): Giampietro Carafa
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Although
elderly when elected, he was a zealous pope who fought against
heresy, created the Index of Forbidden books, and rejected
Elizabeth of England's claim to the throne. Some have charged him
with anti-Semitism due to his measures placing restrictions on
Jews (including restricting them to certain quarters, or ghettos).
[Note: The customary practice of the popes and of the Church in
general are far from condoning persecution of the Jews. In fact,
the Church has often been their protector and regularly prayed for
their conversion. Some actions taken against Jews in the past may
have been motivated by fear or by situational factors (e.g. to
protect the faith of Catholics after a large increase in the Jewish population
in Rome); the Church,
however, staunchly rejects persecution of the Jewish people.] |
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Paul V [234] |
Birth
Date: September 17, 1552
Beginning
of Reign: May 16, 1605
End
of Reign: January 28, 1621
Date
of Death: January 28, 1621
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 53
Lived
to Approx. Age: 69
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 15.5 years
Prior
Name (if different): Camillo Borghese
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Asserted
papal power, condemned heresy, promoted reform, encouraged
missions, and worked on St. Peter's. His papacy saw the
condemnation of Galileo and the outbreak of the Thirty Years War. |
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Paul VI [263] |
Birth
Date: September 26, 1897
Beginning
of Reign: June 21, 1963
End
of Reign: August 6, 1978
Date
of Death: August 6, 1978
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 66
Lived
to Approx. Age: 81
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 15 years
Prior
Name (if different): Giovanni Battista Montini
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
He
continued and closed the Second Vatican Council. In the wake of
the council, his papacy saw continual fractionation of the Church.
He proclaimed the Blessed Virgin as Mother of the Church, traveled
widely, endorsed priestly celibacy, and condemned birth control. |
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Pelagius I [60] |
Birth
Date: N/A
Beginning
of Reign: April 16, 556
End
of Reign: March 3, 561
Date
of Death: March 3, 561
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: "elderly"
Lived
to Approx. Age: "old age"
Approx.
Length of Reign: Nearly 5 years
Prior
Name (if different):
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Originally
opposed condemnation of the Three Chapters, but later gave it his
support (and thus faced much opposition). As a result, he faced
difficulty finding bishops to consecrate him as pope. Pelagius
rebuilt churches, redeemed captives, assisted the poor, and
reorganized papal finances. [Note: Papal infallibility does not
apply before one is chosen pope.] |
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Pelagius II [63] |
Birth
Date: N/A
Beginning
of Reign: November 26, 579
End
of Reign: February 7, 590
Date
of Death: February 7, 590
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: N/A
Lived
to Approx. Age: N/A
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 10 years
Prior
Name (if different):
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
He
attempted to obtain protection from the Lombards, sought to end
the schism over the condemnation of the Three Chapters, defended
papal supremacy, and was an active builder. He is thought to be
responsible for moving the high altar directly above the shrine of
St. Peter. He succumbed to the plague which followed the famine
and war. |
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St. Peter [1] |
Birth
Date: c. 4
Beginning
of Reign: c. 33
End
of Reign: c. 64-67
Date
of Death: c. 64-67
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 30
Lived
to Approx. Age: 60-63
Approx.
Length of Reign: Approx. 31-34 years
Prior
Name (if different): Simon Bar-Jona (Changed by Christ to
Cephas/Peter, meaning "Rock")
Feast
Day (if applicable): June 29, August 1 (Chains), January 18,
February 22 (Chair)
Jesus
personally instituted the papacy and made St. Peter the first pope
["Jesus said to [St. Peter] in reply, 'Blessed are you, Simon
son of Jonah. For flesh and blood has not revealed this to you,
but my heavenly Father. And so I say to you, you are Peter, and
upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of the
netherworld shall not prevail against it. I will give you the keys
to the kingdom of heaven. Whatever you bind on earth shall be
bound in heaven; and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed
in heaven.'" (Mt. 16:17-19)]. After the resurrection, Jesus
confirmed St. Peter's role as head of his Church ["When they
had finished breakfast, Jesus said to Simon Peter, 'Simon, son of
John, do you love me more than these?' He said to him, 'Yes, Lord,
you know that I love you.' He said to him, 'Feed my lambs.' He
then said to him a second time, 'Simon, son of John, do you love
me?' He said to him, 'Yes, Lord, you know that I love you.' He
said to him, 'Tend my sheep.' He said to him the third time,
'Simon, son of John, do you love me?' Peter was distressed that he
had said to him a third time, 'Do you love me?' and he said to
him, 'Lord, you know everything; you know that I love you.'
(Jesus) said to him, 'Feed my sheep.'" (Jn. 21:15-17)]. St.
Peter was martyred in Rome. [Click
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St. Pius I [10] |
Birth
Date: N/A
Beginning
of Reign: c. 140
End
of Reign: c. 155
Date
of Death: c. 155
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: N/A
Lived
to Approx. Age: N/A
Approx.
Length of Reign: Approx. 15 years
Prior
Name (if different):
Feast
Day (if applicable): July 11
Martyr;
Ordered forty days penance for priests who allowed any drops of
the Precious Blood to fall to the ground during Mass. |
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Pius II [211] |
Birth
Date: October 18, 1405
Beginning
of Reign: August 19, 1458
End
of Reign: August 15, 1464
Date
of Death: August 15, 1464
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 53
Lived
to Approx. Age: 59
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just under 6 years
Prior
Name (if different): Enea Silvio Piccolomini
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Sought
a crusade, condemned appeal from a pope to a future council. He is
considered a voluminous writer. |
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Pius III [216] |
Birth
Date: 1439
Beginning
of Reign: September 22, 1503
End
of Reign: October 18, 1503
Date
of Death: October 18, 1503
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 64
Lived
to Approx. Age: 64
Approx.
Length of Reign: 26 days
Prior
Name (if different): Francesco Todeschini
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Considered
a man of integrity, Pius was elected pope. He died only ten days
after coronation. |
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Pius IV [225] |
Birth
Date: March 31, 1499
Beginning
of Reign: December 25, 1559
End
of Reign: December 9, 1565
Date
of Death: December 9, 1565
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 60
Lived
to Approx. Age: 66
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just under 6 years
Prior
Name (if different): Giovanni Angelo Medici
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
He
eased some of his predecessor's measures, appointed his relative,
St. Charles Borromeo, as Archbishop of Milan, supported artists
and scholars, and reconvened & concluded the Council of Trent. |
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St. Pius V [226] |
Birth
Date: January 17, 1504
Beginning
of Reign: January 7, 1566
End
of Reign: May 1, 1572
Date
of Death: May 1, 1572
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 62
Lived
to Approx. Age: 68
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 6 years
Prior
Name (if different): Michele Ghislieri
Feast
Day (if applicable): April 30 (May 5, Trad.)
His
papacy saw the important naval victory at Lepanto on October 7,
1571 [The victory was attributed to Our Lady and lead to his
establishment of a feast in her honor (Our Lady of Victory, now
Our Lady of the Rosary)]. He excommunicated Elizabeth I of
England, published the new catechism and breviary, implemented
Tridentine reforms, fought immorality and heresy, and perpetually
canonized the Tridentine (old Latin) Mass. Pius V was the first
sainted pope in many years (the next one being Pope St. Pius X). |
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Pius VI [251] |
Birth
Date: December 25, 1717
Beginning
of Reign: February 15, 1775
End
of Reign: August 29, 1799
Date
of Death: August 29, 1799
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 58
Lived
to Approx. Age: 82
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just over 24.5 years
Prior
Name (if different): Giovanni Angelo Braschi
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Engaged
in public works projects. Condemned the decrees of the synod of
Pistoia. During his long pontificate, Pius faced pressure from the
outside from those who wanted to limit papal jurisdiction and
secularize education (governments, atheists, and secularists),
disobedience from German bishops, and those who wanted to make the
Church independent of the pope. His papacy also suffered from the
French Revolution and invasion of the papal states. He was forced
into exile and made a prisoner by Napoleon Bonaparte. He died a
prisoner. |
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Pius VII [252] |
Birth
Date: April 14, 1742
Beginning
of Reign: March 14, 1800
End
of Reign: July 20, 1823
Date
of Death: July 20, 1823
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 58
Lived
to Approx. Age: 81
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 23 years
Prior
Name (if different): Luigi Barnaba Chiaramonte
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
His
long reign witnessed the coronation of Napoleon and the French
invasion and annexation of the papal states. Pius VIII was
imprisoned for years, eventually secured the restoration of much
of the papal states, and restored the Jesuits in 1814. He
condemned Freemasonry and Protestant Bible Societies. |
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Pius VIII [254] |
Birth
Date: November 20, 1761
Beginning
of Reign: March 31, 1829
End
of Reign: November 30, 1830
Date
of Death: November 30, 1830
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 68
Lived
to Approx. Age: 69
Approx.
Length of Reign: 8 months
Prior
Name (if different): Francesco Saverio Castiglione
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
In
his short reign, Pius opposed indifferentism, Freemasonry, and
Protestant Bible Societies, secured religious liberties for
Armenian Catholics, approved the decrees of the first Provincial
Council at Baltimore, and condemned nepotism (even forcing all his
relatives to resign). |
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Bl. Pius IX [256] |
Birth
Date: May 13, 1792
Beginning
of Reign: June 16, 1846
End
of Reign: February 7, 1878
Date
of Death: February 7, 1878
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 54
Lived
to Approx. Age: 86
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 31.5 years
Prior
Name (if different): Giovanni Maria Mastai Ferretti
Feast
Day (if applicable): February 7
Pius
was allegedly elected as a liberal, but would soon become a
champion against liberalism. Pius formally promulgated the
doctrine of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
issued the Syllabus of Errors (rejecting tenets of liberalism and
secularism), and called the First Vatican Council which formally
defined papal infallibility. During his papacy, Rome was
incorporated into Italy, ending (secular) papal rule. As a result,
Pius protested and engaged in a self-imposed imprisonment in the
Vatican which lasted for many years (the "Roman
Question" was not settled until 1929). His papacy also saw
the restoration of the Hierarchy in England, Holland, and the
expansion of the Church in the United States and British Empire.
Pius enjoyed one of the longest reigns in papal history, his
papacy emphasizing the supreme authority of the pope and central
role of the successor to Peter in the Church as a center of unity.
[No doubt we can thank the dear Lord for using the ebb of the
temporal power of the papacy to highlight the pope's supreme
spiritual authority. Providentially, the Lord's Blessed Mother was
in the fore.] |
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St. Pius X [258] |
Birth
Date: June 2, 1835
Beginning
of Reign: August 4, 1903
End
of Reign: August 20, 1914
Date
of Death: August 20, 1914
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 68
Lived
to Approx. Age: 79
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just over 11 years
Prior
Name (if different): Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto
Feast
Day (if applicable): August 21
This
first pope declared a saint since Pope St. Pius V fought
diligently against modernism ("the synthesis of all
heresies"), condemned the Sillon, required priests to take an
oath against modernism, encouraged frequent reception of Holy
Communion, ordered the codification of canon Law, restored
Gregorian Chant, reformed the Roman Curia, and reformed
seminaries. |
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Pius XI [260] |
Birth
Date: May 31, 1857
Beginning
of Reign: February 6, 1922
End
of Reign: February 10, 1939
Date
of Death: February 10, 1939
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 65
Lived
to Approx. Age: 82
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just over 17 years
Prior
Name (if different): Ambrogio Damiano Achille Ratti
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
He
signed the Lateran Treaty, ending the "Roman Question"
and making the Vatican a sovereign state, instituted the feast of
Christ the King, promoted missions, encouraged Catholic Action,
and installed a radio station in Vatican City. He condemned
communism, abortion, mixed marriage (marriage between a Catholic
and a non-Catholic), and birth control. |
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Pius XII [261] |
Birth
Date: March 2, 1876
Beginning
of Reign: March 2, 1939
End
of Reign: October 9, 1958
Date
of Death: October 9, 1958
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 63
Lived
to Approx. Age: 82
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 19.5 years
Prior
Name (if different): Eugenio Maria Giuseppe Giovanni Pacelli
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Infallibly
defined the dogma of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. As
his papacy saw the outbreak of World War II, Pius gave refuge to
thousands of Jews, spent millions of dollars aiding Jews, and
opened a missing persons office which handled over ten million
inquiries. He also created many cardinals, issued important
encyclicals, and promoted excavations to uncover the tomb of St.
Peter. |
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St. Pontian [18] |
Birth
Date: N/A
Beginning
of Reign: July 21, 230
End
of Reign: September 28, 235
Date
of Death: c. 235-236
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: N/A
Lived
to Approx. Age: N/A
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 5 years
Prior
Name (if different):
Feast
Day (if applicable): August 13 (November 19, Trad.)
First
pope to abdicate (due to exile), reconciled with St. Hippolytus. |
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BIG Book of Latin Activities For Catholics
Beginning-Intermediate (Vol. 1)
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As many faithful Catholics already know,
the majestic
Latin language – the 'official language' of the Catholic Church –
promotes unity, helps safeguard the purity of doctrine, connects us with
our Catholic ancestors, allows us to pray in "one voice", and even ties
back to the inscription on the Cross which was written in Hebrew, Latin,
and Greek. The Latin language is still used today in the precious
treasure that is the
Traditional Latin ('Tridentine') Mass, in 'everyday speech' (much of
English is derived from Latin), in mottos, in specialized fields, and in
educational endeavors. It has been shown that the study of Latin brings
many benefits. "And, Latin is truly the language of heaven!"
If you enjoy Latin, you may be glad to know that
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assortment of activity types related to Latin (including: word searches,
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quizzes, unscrambles, true/false, multiple choice, matching, cross-offs,
circling, word associations, translation exercises, and more...), and
treats of various topics (including: common Latin words, Latin language
facts, Latin grammar, nouns & verbs, abbreviations,
phrases/sayings/mottos, prefixes, cardinal numbers, grammatical gender,
inflection, word roots, diacritics/accenting, pronunciation, Latin
prayers/hymns, Scripture verses, Catholic phrases, and more...).
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