- The
College of
Cardinals (Latin:
Collegium Cardinalium), also
called the
Sacred College of Cardinals, is the body of all
cardinals of the
Catholic Church...
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served as the
Papal legate to
Flanders and Cologne. He was
elevated to
cardinalate in 1583 by Pope
Gregory XIII. Upon the
death of Pope
Sixtus V, Castagna...
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cardinalate.
Karol Wojtyła was the only
Polish cardinal to be
elected pope. As Pope John Paul II, he
elevated ten of his
compatriots to
cardinalate,...
- of Rieti,
Sabina and Orvieto. Pope
Alexander VIII
elevated him to the
cardinalate in 1690
despite his
protests and made him the Cardinal-Deacon of Santa...
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Rezzonico (Pope
Clement XIII) to the
cardinalate. He also
raised his
nephew Giovanni Antonio Guadagni to the
cardinalate in 1731. The pope
named five new...
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Archbishop of
Munich and Freising. Pope
Benedict XVI
elevated Marx to the
cardinalate in a
consistory in 2010. Born in Geseke,
North Rhine-Westphalia, Marx...
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Switzerland and Portugal. On 7 June 1706,
Conti was
elevated to the
cardinalate under Pope
Clement XI (1700–21) and was made the Cardinal-Priest of Santi...
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Innocent IX as
pontiff on 3
November 1591. He
elevated two
cardinals to the
cardinalate in the only
papal consistory of his
papacy on 18
December 1591. Mindful...
- list
includes years of
birth and death, then comma-separated
years of
cardinalate and deanship.
Pietro Senex (d. 1134) (1102,
before 1130)[disputed – discuss]...
- kitchens,
which were run by the Capuchins. Upon his
elevation to the
cardinalate in late 1853, and in
light of
continuing earthquakes and floods, he donated...
