Benediktas IX
Benediktas IX, who became pope in 1032, is often recognized as the youngest pope in history, ascending to the papacy at an age estimated to be between 11 and 20 years. Notably, he is the only pope to have served three non-consecutive terms and controversially sold the papal title for money, leading to a legacy marked by scandal and moral questionability.
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Benediktas IX was the youngest pope ever elected, becoming pope in 1032 at an age between 11 and 20.
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