Event Christianity
1829 papal conclave
Election of Pope Pius VIII
- Dated 24 February 1829 CE – 31 March 1829 CE
- Also called Papal conclave, 1829
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under 1 km awaySan Pellegrino in Vaticano
church in Vatican City -
under 1 km awayApostolic Palace
official residence of the Pope in Vatican City -
under 1 km awaySaints Martin and Sebastian of the Swiss
church in Rome, Italy -
under 1 km awayNiccoline Chapel
chapel -
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under 1 km awayVatican City
Holy See's independent state, an enclave within Rome, Italy -
under 1 km awaySistine Chapel
chapel in the Apostolic Palace, Vatican City
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2 September 1823 CE – 28 September 1823 CE1823 papal conclave
election -
14 December 1830 CE – 2 February 1831 CE1830–31 conclave
election of Pope Gregory XVI -
18 July 1830 CE – December 1830 CEOur Lady of Grace (Miraculous Medal)
- 18 July 1830 CE – December 1830 CE
Marian apparitions of Rue du Bac
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14 October 1834 CESecession of 1834
- 1838 CE – 1886 CE
Goan Schism
conflict about Catholic religious jurisdiction in Goa between the Holy See and the Portuguese Crown
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