1903.08.04 – 1914.08.20
Bishop of Rome
Vicar of Jesus Christ
Successor of the Prince of the Apostles
Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church
Patriarch of the West
Metropolitan Archbishop of the Province of Rome
Servant of the Servants of God
Episcopal Motto: Instaurare omnia in Christo
Born: | 1835.06.02 (Riese Pio X, Italy) |
Ordained Priest: | 1858.09.18 |
Consecrated Bishop: | 1884.11.16 |
Created Cardinal: | 1893.06.12 |
Elected as Supreme Pontiff: | 1903.08.04 |
Installed as Supreme Pontiff: | 1903.08.09 |
Died: | 1914.08.20 (Roma, Italy † 79) |
Beatified: | 1951.06.03 |
Canonised: | 1954.05.29 |
Feast: | 08.21 |
Priest of Treviso (Italy) (1858.09.18 – 1884.11.10)
Bishop of Mantova (Italy) (1884.11.10 – 1893.06.15)
Patriarch of Venezia (Italy) (1893.06.15 – 1903.08.04)
Cardinal-Priest of S. Bernardo alle Terme (1893.06.15 – 1903.08.04)
Supreme Pontiff (1903.08.04 [1903.08.09] – 1914.08.20)
Prefect of Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office (1903.08.04 – 1914.08.20)
Prefect of Sacred Consistorial Congregation (1903.08.04 – 1914.08.20)
Commendatory Abbot of Subiaco (Italy) (1906 – 1914.08.20)
Grand Master of Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem (Knights of the Holy Sepulchre) (1907 – 1914.08.20)
Cardinals Created:
50 Cardinals (7 Consistories)
Documents Issued:
28 Documents
Saints Proclaimed:
32 Saints (2 ceremonies), 92 Blesseds (15 ceremonies)
Buried at:
Basilica Papale di San Pietro in Vaticano, Vatican City State (Altar and body, Monument)
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