Jean Paul Ier
Pope John Paul I, born Albino Luciani, served as the head of the Catholic Church for only 33 days in 1978 before his sudden death. His papacy was notable for its warmth and simplicity, as well as for his emphasis on pastoral care. John Paul I's brief tenure is often remembered for his desire to bring the Church closer to the people, and he aimed to continue the reforms initiated by his predecessor, Vatican II. His unexpected passing has led to various conspiracy theories and discussions regarding the circumstances surrounding his death.
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Jean Paul Ier chose to combine the names of his two predecessors to symbolize unity.
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