Pope Pius IX

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Pope Pius IX was the 19th-century head of the Catholic Church whose long pontificate saw the loss of the Papal States and the proclamation of papal infallibility.

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Pope Pius IX canonical 69
Pius IX 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic priest
Pope
human
associatedWith Holy See
Papal States
Roman Curia
authorOf Ineffabilis Deus
Quanta cura
Syllabus of Errors
beatifiedBy Pope John Paul II
birthDate 1792-05-13
birthName Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti
birthPlace Marche
linked to: Marche region

Papal States
Senigallia
burialPlace Basilica of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura
convoked First Vatican Council
countryOfCitizenship Papal States
dateOfBeatification 2000-09-03
dateOfCardinalElevation 1840-12-14
deathDate 1878-02-07
deathPlace Apostolic Palace
Kingdom of Italy
Rome
electedAsPopeOn 1846-06-16
elevatedToCardinalBy Pope Gregory XVI
endTime 1878-02-07
era 19th century
familyName Mastai-Ferretti
givenName Giovanni
heldTitle Archbishop of Spoleto
Bishop of Imola
Cardinal-Priest of Santi Marcellino e Pietro
knownFor defining papal infallibility at the First Vatican Council
longest verified papal reign
loss of the Papal States
proclaiming the dogma of the Immaculate Conception
languageSpoken Italian
Latin
memberOf College of Cardinals
notableWork Syllabus of Errors
ordinalInOffice 255th Pope
papalName Pius IX
linked to: Pope Pius IX
politicalStance conservative on doctrinal and political issues
strongly opposed Italian unification
positionHeld Bishop of Rome
Pope
Sovereign of the Vatican City (later Holy See jurisdiction)
predecessor Pope Gregory XVI
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
significantEvent definition of papal infallibility in 1870
end of the Papal States in 1870
loss of Rome to the Kingdom of Italy in 1870
opening of the First Vatican Council in 1869
proclamation of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception in 1854
startTime 1846-06-16
successor Pope Leo XIII
veneratedIn Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism

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First Vatican Council convenedBy Pope Pius IX
First Vatican Council convokedBy Pope Pius IX
Immaculate Conception proclaimedBy Pope Pius IX
Pope Leo XIII predecessor Pope Pius IX
Pope Leo XIII createdCardinalBy Pope Pius IX
Pope Pius IX papalName Pius IX
linked to: Pope Pius IX
Pastor aeternus approvedBy Pope Pius IX
Dei Filius promulgatedBy Pope Pius IX
Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith promulgatedBy Pope Pius IX
Pastor aeternus popeWhoPromulgated Pope Pius IX
Pastor aeternus approvedBy Pope Pius IX
Dei Filius promulgatedBy Pope Pius IX
Peter Faber beatifiedBy Pope Pius IX
Papal States notableLeader Pope Pius IX
Sacred Heart of Jesus promotedBy Pope Pius IX
Ineffabilis Deus author Pope Pius IX
Ineffabilis Deus issuedBy Pope Pius IX
Diocese of Buffalo establishedBy Pope Pius IX
Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti papalName Pius IX
subject linked to: Mastai-Ferretti
linked to: Pope Pius IX
Mastai-Ferretti notableMember Pius IX
linked to: Pope Pius IX
Syllabus of Errors author Pope Pius IX
Syllabus of Errors pope Pius IX
linked to: Pope Pius IX
Quanta cura author Pope Pius IX
Quanta cura Pope Pope Pius IX
Quanta cura papacyOf Pope Pius IX
Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti laterBecame Pope Pius IX
subject linked to: Archbishop of Spoleto
On Faith promulgatedByPope Pope Pius IX
Pope Gregory XVI successor Pope Pius IX
Gioacchino Pecci predecessor Pope Pius IX
subject linked to: Gioacchino
On Revelation promulgatedBy Pope Pius IX
Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti hasPapalName Pius IX
linked to: Pope Pius IX
Order of Pius IX namedAfter Pope Pius IX
Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti birthNameOf Pope Pius IX
subject linked to: Giovanni
Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti papalName Pius IX
subject linked to: Giovanni
linked to: Pope Pius IX
Kulturkampf opposedBy Pope Pius IX
Pierre Favre beatifiedBy Pope Pius IX
Roman Republic (1849) restoredRuler Pope Pius IX