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Innocent VII |
Birth
Date: c. 1336
Beginning
of Reign: October 17, 1404
End
of Reign: November 6, 1406
Date
of Death: November 6, 1406
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 68
Lived
to Approx. Age: 70
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just over 2 years
Prior
Name (if different): Cosimo Gentile de'
Migliorati
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
His
papacy continued in a time of discord. He was unable to end the
Great Schism of the West and at one point had to escape Rome. |
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206.
Gregory XII |
Birth
Date: c. 1325
Beginning
of Reign: November 30, 1406
End
of Reign: July 4, 1415
Date
of Death: October 18, 1417
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 81
Lived
to Approx. Age: 92
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 8.5 years
Prior
Name (if different): Angelo Correr
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Over
eighty years old at his election, Gregory sought to end the Great
Schism of the West. To that end, he ultimately convened the
Council of Constance and abdicated the papacy. |
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207.
Martin V |
Birth
Date: 1368
Beginning
of Reign: November 11, 1417
End
of Reign: February 20, 1431
Date
of Death: February 20, 1431
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 49
Lived
to Approx. Age: 63
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 13 years
Prior
Name (if different): Oddo Colonna
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Elected
in a unique conclave, his elevation to the papacy effectively
ended the Great Schism of the West. Martin asserted papal
authority (including over councils), reconstructed the Curia, and
reestablished order in the Papal State. |
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208.
Eugenius (Eugene) IV |
Birth
Date: c. 1383
Beginning
of Reign: March 3, 1431
End
of Reign: February 23, 1447
Date
of Death: February 23, 1447
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 48
Lived
to Approx. Age: 64
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just under 16 years
Prior
Name (if different): Gabriele Condulmaro
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
At
one point, Eugenius was forced to flee Rome due to unrest in the
area. His papacy saw a reconciliation with the Greeks, the
attempted outranking of a council over papal authority, as well as
the operation of two rival synods and the election of an antipope.
Eugenius' council (at Florence) firmly stressed the necessity of
being in the Church for salvation. |
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209.
Nicholas V |
Birth
Date: November 15, 1397
Beginning
of Reign: March 6, 1447
End
of Reign: March 24, 1455
Date
of Death: March 24, 1455
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 50
Lived
to Approx. Age: 58
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just over 8 years
Prior
Name (if different): Tommaso
Parentucelli
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Restored
order in Rome, crowned the emperor, patronized artists,
architects, and scholars, and had Greek manuscripts translated
into Latin. He has been considered the founder of the Vatican
Library. |
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210.
Callistus III |
Birth
Date: December 31, 1378
Beginning
of Reign: April 8, 1455
End
of Reign: August 6, 1458
Date
of Death: August 6, 1458
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 77
Lived
to Approx. Age: 80
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 3 years
Prior
Name (if different): Alfonso de Borja (Borgia)
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Sought
a crusade to recapture Constantinople from the Turks, enjoyed some
sporadic military successes, ordered the universal observance of
the feast of the Transfiguration, reopened the case of Joan of
Arc. |
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211.
Pius II |
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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212.
Paul II |
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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213.
Sixtus (Xystus) IV |
Birth
Date: July 21, 1414
Beginning
of Reign: August 9, 1471
End
of Reign: August 12, 1484
Date
of Death: August 12, 1484
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 57
Lived
to Approx. Age: 70
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just over 13 years
Prior
Name (if different): Francesco della
Rovere
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Engaged
in extensive building projects, including churches, the Sistine
Chapel, a bridge, and palaces. He approved the feast of the
Immaculate Conception, proclaimed a crusade, and set up the
Spanish Inquisition (and tried to curb abuses). He has been
considered the second founder of the Vatican Library. His
pontificate saw the breakout of war. He has been charged with
questionable fund raising. |
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214.
Innocent VIII |
Birth
Date: 1432
Beginning
of Reign: August 29, 1484
End
of Reign: July 25, 1492
Date
of Death: July 25, 1492
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 52
Lived
to Approx. Age: 60
Approx.
Length of Reign: Nearly 8 years
Prior
Name (if different): Giovanni Battista
Cibo
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
His
pontificate saw the breakout of anarchy in Rome and the Papal
State. He condemned witchcraft and has been charged with
questionable fund raising. |
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215.
Alexander VI |
Birth
Date: January 1, 1431
Beginning
of Reign: August 11, 1492
End
of Reign: August 18, 1503
Date
of Death: August 18, 1503
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 61
Lived
to Approx. Age: 72
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just over 11 years
Prior
Name (if different): Rodrigo de Borja y
Borja (Borgia)
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
"One
of the most infamous of all pontiffs." Commissioned
Michelangelo, restored Castel Sant' Angelo. |
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216.
Pius III |
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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217.
Julius II |
Birth
Date: December 5, 1443
Beginning
of Reign: November 1, 1503
End
of Reign: February 21, 1513
Date
of Death: February 21, 1513
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 60
Lived
to Approx. Age: 70
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 9 years
Prior
Name (if different): Giuliano della
Rovere
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
A
patron of Michelangelo, Raphael, and Bramante, Julius
"aspired to rebuild Rome". This powerful pontiff called
the Fifth Lateran Council, strove to extend the papal state,
established the first Latin American diocese, conducted military
campaigns, and issued the dispensation allowing the future Henry
VIII to marry Catherine of Aragon. Criticized by Protestants for
selling indulgences. |
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218.
Leo X |
Birth
Date: December 11, 1475
Beginning
of Reign: March 11, 1513
End
of Reign: December 1, 1521
Date
of Death: December 1, 1521
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 38
Lived
to Approx. Age: 46
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 8.5 years
Prior
Name (if different): Giovanni de' Medici
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
This
young pontiff closed the Fifth Lateran Council, was a patron to
Raphael and the University of Rome, engaged in military maneuvers,
decreed a crusade, and condemned Martin Luther. Criticized by
Protestants for selling indulgences (Luther's revolt began in
1517). |
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219.
Adrian (Hadrian) VI |
Birth
Date: March 2, 1459
Beginning
of Reign: January 9, 1522
End
of Reign: September 14, 1523
Date
of Death: September 14, 1523
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 63
Lived
to Approx. Age: 64
Approx.
Length of Reign: Approx. 20 months
Prior
Name (if different): Adrian Florensz
Dedal
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
First
pope in years to retain baptismal name. He attempted to reform the
papacy, engaged in defense against the Turks, and fought against
heresy. |
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220.
Clement VII |
Birth
Date: May 26, 1479
Beginning
of Reign: November 19, 1523
End
of Reign: September 25, 1534
Date
of Death: September 25, 1534
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 44
Lived
to Approx. Age: 55
Approx.
Length of Reign: Nearly 11 years
Prior
Name (if different): Giulio de' Medici
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Sought
to defend Europe and the Papal State, was imprisoned in Castel
Sant' Angelo, suffered the rise of heresy in Germany and the sack
of Rome. His papacy also witnessed the spread of Catholicism in
Mexico and South America. His defense of the sanctity of marriage
would lead England to break with the Church. |
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221.
Paul III |
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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222.
Julius III |
Birth
Date: September 10, 1487
Beginning
of Reign: February 8, 1550
End
of Reign: March 23, 1555
Date
of Death: March 23, 1555
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 63
Lived
to Approx. Age: 68
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 5 years
Prior
Name (if different): Giovanni Maria
Ciocchi del Monte
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Appointed
Palestrina and Michelangelo, saw the (short-lived) return of
England to Rome, and sought to end heresy in Germany. |
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223.
Marcellus II |
Birth
Date: May 6, 1501
Beginning
of Reign: April 9, 1555
End
of Reign: May 1, 1555
Date
of Death: May 1, 1555
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 54
Lived
to Approx. Age: 54
Approx.
Length of Reign: 22 days
Prior
Name (if different): Marcello Cervini
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Like
Adrian VI, he retained his baptismal name. He engaged in
administrative reform, but died in a matter of days. |
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224.
Paul IV |
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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225.
Pius IV |
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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226.
St. Pius V |
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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227.
Gregory XIII |
Birth
Date: January 1, 1502
Beginning
of Reign: May 14, 1572
End
of Reign: April 10, 1585
Date
of Death: April 10, 1585
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 70
Lived
to Approx. Age: 83
Approx.
Length of Reign: Nearly 13 years
Prior
Name (if different): Ugo Boncompagni
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
He
promoted missionary activity, implemented Tridentine reforms,
opposed heresy, founded colleges, completed the reform of the
Julian calendar (dropping 10 days, October 5-14, 1582), published
the Corpus of Canon Law, and engaged in considerable building
works. His papacy saw the rise of lawlessness in Rome and the
Papal State. |
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228.
Sixtus (Xystus) V |
Birth
Date: December 13, 1520
Beginning
of Reign: April 24, 1585
End
of Reign: August 27, 1590
Date
of Death: August 27, 1590
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 65
Lived
to Approx. Age: 70
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 5 years
Prior
Name (if different): Felice Peretti
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Restored
order in the public state (even allowing public executions),
engaged in extensive building works, including work on the
Vatican, streets, aqueducts and bridges, encouraged agriculture,
encouraged missionary efforts, founded the Vatican press, and
reorganized the Church's administration. His papacy has also been
considered the "closest call" for papal infallibility as
he was thought to be on the verge of formally promulgating a
version of the Vulgate (Bible) that contained numerous errors
before he died suddenly. It has been theorized that his sudden
death was a direct intervention by God, protecting the papacy from
formally proclaiming error. |
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229.
Urban VII |
Birth
Date: August 4, 1521
Beginning
of Reign: September 15, 1590
End
of Reign: September 27, 1590
Date
of Death: September 27, 1590
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 69
Lived
to Approx. Age: 69
Approx.
Length of Reign: 12 days
Prior
Name (if different): Giambattista
Castagna
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
This
experienced prelate fell ill the night after his election and died
within days. |
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230.
Gregory XIV |
Birth
Date: February 11, 1535
Beginning
of Reign: December 5, 1590
End
of Reign: October 16, 1591
Date
of Death: October 16, 1591
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 55
Lived
to Approx. Age: 56
Approx.
Length of Reign: Just over 10 months
Prior
Name (if different): Niccolo Sfondrati
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
In
his short papacy, Gregory assisted in plague relief, implemented
reforms, and prohibited bets regarding papal elections, length of
pontificates, and the creation of cardinals. |
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231.
Innocent IX |
Birth
Date: July 20, 1519
Beginning
of Reign: October 29, 1591
End
of Reign: December 30, 1591
Date
of Death: December 30, 1591
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 72
Lived
to Approx. Age: 72
Approx.
Length of Reign: 62 days
Prior
Name (if different): Giovanni Antonio
Fachinetti
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Worked
to improve sanitation and reduce lawlessness. Already ill, he
caught a chill visiting seven pilgrimage churches and died about
two months into his papacy. |
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232.
Clement VIII |
Birth
Date: February 24, 1536
Beginning
of Reign: January 30, 1592
End
of Reign: March 5, 1605
Date
of Death: March 5, 1605
Approx.
Age at Beginning of Reign: 56
Lived
to Approx. Age: 69
Approx.
Length of Reign: Over 13 years
Prior
Name (if different): Ippolito
Aldobrandini
Feast
Day (if applicable): N/A
Fought
heresy, implemented reform, published a new edition of the
Vulgate, mediated peace between France and Spain, and appointed
St. Francis de Sales as bishop of Geneva. |
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