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John XXIII

Ioannes XXIII la

Priest, bishop, cardinal, pope

  • Child of Giovanni Battista Roncalli
  • Dated 25 November 1881 CE – 3 June 1963 CE
  • Recognised as Canonized saint, 27 April 2014 CE

Overview

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Roles and affiliation

Holding an office is not parentage and not discipleship.

Offices held 9

  1. from 18 December 1903 CE deacon
  2. from 3 March 1925 CE apostolic visitor
  3. 30 November 1934 CE – 29 October 1953 CE titular archbishop Has references
  4. 22 December 1944 CE – 12 January 1953 CE Apostolic Nuncio to France Has references
  5. Template-Cardinal
    from 12 January 1953 CE cardinal Has references
  6. External Ornaments of a Cardinal (not a bishop)
    29 October 1953 CE – 28 October 1958 CE cardinal priest Succeeded Adeodato Giovanni Piazza Has references
  7. 15 January 1953 CE – 28 October 1958 CE patriarch of Venice
  8. 28 October 1958 CE – 3 June 1963 CE Pope Number 261 in the sequence Succeeded Pius XII · Succeeded by Paul VI Has references
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  1. Dates unrecorded apostolic delegate

Family tree

The family as a list · 2

Family 2

Connections

Documented influence 1

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