XIII. Leó
Pope Leo XIII, who served from 1878 to 1903, is best known for his social encyclical 'Rerum Novarum,' which addressed the rights of workers and the conditions of the working class. He is often referred to as the 'Social Pope' for his efforts to reconcile modernity with traditional Catholic teachings. His papacy is marked by a focus on social justice, as well as significant reforms within the Church, including the promotion of biblical studies and the modernization of Church institutions. Leo XIII is remembered for his intellectual contributions and his attempts to guide the Church through the challenges of a rapidly changing world.
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XIII. Leo defended workers' rights during the industrial revolution.
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Hungary:
XIII. Leo is mentioned as an inspiration for XIV. Leo due to his recognition of the importance of technological progress.
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Hungary:
XIII. Leo is honored by XIV. Leo for his efforts to address social issues during the first industrial revolution.
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Hungary:
XIII. Leó is recognized for his extensive encyclicals and efforts to address social issues during his papacy.
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