Giuseppe Siri
Giuseppe Siri was an Italian cardinal and archbishop of Genoa, known for his conservative views and significant influence within the Catholic Church. He was a notable contender during the 1978 papal conclave, where he garnered considerable support but ultimately lost to Karol Wojtyła, who became Pope John Paul II. Siri's candidacy reflected the ongoing tensions within the Church regarding modernity and traditionalism.
Born on Feb 20, 1906 (119 years old)
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Honduras:
Giuseppe Siri was one of the most voted candidates in the conclave.
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Italy:
Giuseppe Siri led the conservative faction against Montini's election.
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Italy:
Cardinal Giuseppe Siri is referenced regarding past Conclaves and their conditions.
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Italy:
Giuseppe Siri was a veteran of four conclave votes.
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Italy:
Giuseppe Siri was the auxiliary to Cardinal Pietro Boetto during the surrender negotiations.
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Venezuela:
Giuseppe Siri was a main rival of Karol Wojtyła during the papal election.
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