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1962: Beginning of the Second Vatican Council

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1962: Beginning of the Second Vatican Council

The Second Vatican Council was solemnly declared open on this day in 1962. It was the greatest council ga ...

The Second Vatican Council was solemnly declared open on this day in 1962. It was the greatest council gathering in the history of the Catholic Church. The Council was opened by Pope (now Saint) John ...

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1047: Clement II: The Only Pope Buried North of the Alps

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1047: Clement II: The Only Pope Buried North of the Alps

Pope Clement II, the 149th leader of the Catholic Church, was born on this day in 1047. Despite the fact ...

Pope Clement II, the 149th leader of the Catholic Church, was born on this day in 1047. Despite the fact that he died in Italy, at the town of Pesaro on the Adriatic coast, Clement II was buried in Ge ...

October 09, 2019
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1590: Urban VII: Pope who Had the Shortest Reign

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1590: Urban VII: Pope who Had the Shortest Reign

Pope Urban VII died on this day in 1590, only 13 days after he had been elected pope. Therefore, he becam ...

Pope Urban VII died on this day in 1590, only 13 days after he had been elected pope. Therefore, he became the pope with the shortest pontificate in the history. Urban VII had been born as Giovanni Ba ...

September 27, 2019
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303: Saint Fermin and Running with the Bulls in Pamplona

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303: Saint Fermin and Running with the Bulls in Pamplona

St. Fermin is especially popular in Pamplona, where the running with the bulls is held in his honor every ...

St. Fermin is especially popular in Pamplona, where the running with the bulls is held in his honor every year. Pamplona is the capital of Navarre, the country which is part of present-day Spain, but ...

September 25, 2019
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1959: Buddhist Monk who Shot Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike

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1959: Buddhist Monk who Shot Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike

Solomon Bandaranaike, a Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, was assassinated by a Buddhist monk on this day in 1 ...

Solomon Bandaranaike, a Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, was assassinated by a Buddhist monk on this day in 1959. The monk Talduwe Somarama was persuaded to do so due to the conspirators who wanted the de ...

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1890: Mormons Officially Abolish Plural Marriage

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1890: Mormons Officially Abolish Plural Marriage

On this day in 1890 Mormon leaders issued a manifesto according to which the practice of polygamy was to ...

On this day in 1890 Mormon leaders issued a manifesto according to which the practice of polygamy was to be abolished within their community. Church president Wilford Woodruff was the lead author of t ...

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1765: Gregory XVI: Last Man who was Elected Pope Without First Becoming Bishop

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1765: Gregory XVI: Last Man who was Elected Pope Without First Becoming Bishop

Bartolomeo Alberto Cappellari, the man who was to become the 254th Pope in 1831, was born on this day in ...

Bartolomeo Alberto Cappellari, the man who was to become the 254th Pope in 1831, was born on this day in 1765. As Pope, he took the name Gregory XVI and remains the last pope who took that name. He wa ...

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1616: The First School for Poor Children Opened by St. Joseph Calasanz

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1616: The First School for Poor Children Opened by St. Joseph Calasanz

The first public school in Europe was opened in the Italian town of Frascati on this day in 1616. Only no ...

The first public school in Europe was opened in the Italian town of Frascati on this day in 1616. Only noble families’ children and future priests attended the schools which had been opened before tha ...

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