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Papal Bull

Italy · Religion / Roman Catholic Church. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

9Records
1059–1653Date range
7Named people
2Places

Chronological records

1059

Nicholas II1059

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Precipitates a break with the Emperor & the German Bishops. Establishes a procedure for electing Popes by Cardinals

1164

Alexander III1164

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Issues a Plenary Indulgence forgiving the sins of all those who fight the Muslims

1202

Innocent III1202

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Affirms the doctrine of the universal sovereignty of the Holy See

1296

Boniface VIII1296

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Issues the Clericus Laicos, those who disobey will be excommunicated. Forbids the collection of taxes on Church property without consent of the Holy See

1302

Boniface VIII1302

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Issues the Unam Sanctum asserting temporal as well as spritual supremacy of the Pope. "a necessity of salvation for every human creature to be subject to the Roman pontiff"

1540

Paul III1540

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Recognizes the new Society of Jesus, Jesuits

1544

Paul III19 November 1544

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Issues the Laetare Jerusalem summoning a general council to unite against Turkey

1582

Gregory Boncompagni XIII24 February 1582

Rome · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Issues Inter gravissimas, introducing the Gregorian calendar reform

1653

Innocent X1653

Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Condemns Jansenist views on grace

Names involved

Alexander IIIBoniface VIIIGregory Boncompagni XIIIInnocent IIIInnocent XNicholas IIPaul III

Provenance

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