Paolo VI
Pope Paul VI, born Giovanni Battista Montini, served as Pope from 1963 to 1978 and is known for continuing the work of the Second Vatican Council. He was the first pope to travel extensively and is remembered for his encyclicals on social issues and his efforts to promote ecumenism.
Born on Sep 26, 1897 (127 years old)
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Paolo VI was considered by Cossiga to be the true founder and shadow leader of the Christian Democracy.
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Paolo VI is noted for having thanked Giovanni Minoli's father in a letter.
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The testament of Pope Paul VI is also discussed in the episode.
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Paolo VI is mentioned for his pastoral leadership.
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Paolo VI is quoted for his famous call 'jamais plus la guerre!' at the UN in 1965.
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Paolo VI was the first to call for peace in 1965, which was echoed by the current pope.
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Paolo VI completed the work initiated by Giovanni XXIII.
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Paolo VI modified the functioning of the sacred college and the composition of the conclave.
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Paolo VI is noted for his decision regarding voting rights for cardinals over the age of eighty.
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Pope Paolo VI decided that only cardinals under 80 could be electors.
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