Papacy

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The Papacy is the office and authority of the Pope as the spiritual leader of the Roman Catholic Church and, historically, a significant political power in Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf authority in the Catholic Church
ecclesiastical office
leadership role
religious institution
associatedWith Holy See
associatedWithTitle Bishop of Rome
linked to: Pope

Servant of the Servants of God
Supreme Pontiff
linked to: Pope

Vicar of Christ
basedIn Vatican City
centralDoctrine Apostolic succession
Papal infallibility
Papal primacy
claimsSuccessionFrom Saint Peter
linked to: Apostle Peter
definedByCouncil First Vatican Council
Second Vatican Council
electsPopeIn Papal conclave
exercisesAuthorityOver Eastern Catholic Churches
Latin Church
experienced Avignon Papacy
foundedOnBeliefIn primacy of Saint Peter
governs Holy See
hasJurisdictionType universal jurisdiction over the Catholic Church
hasLanguage Italian
Latin
hasOfficialNameInCanonLaw Roman Pontiff
linked to: Pope
hasResidence Apostolic Palace
Domus Sanctae Marthae
hasRole spiritual leadership of the Catholic Church
supreme governing authority in the Catholic Church
supreme judicial authority in the Catholic Church
supreme teaching authority in the Catholic Church
hasSuccessorOfficeTo Petrine ministry
headedBy Pope
heldTemporalPowerUntil 1870
historicallyBasedIn Rome
historicallyExercisedPowerIn Papal States
influencedEuropeanPolitics Early modern period
Middle Ages
Renaissance
issuesDocumentType Apostolic constitution
Apostolic exhortation
Motu proprio
Papal encyclical
lostPapalStatesIn 1870
oversees Roman Curia
partOf Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
periodOfAvignonPapacy 1309–1377
playedRoleIn Crusades
Investiture Controversy
Western Schism
recognizedAsHeadOf College of Bishops
recognizedAsSovereignBy Lateran Treaty
signatoryWith Kingdom of Italy
symbolizedBy Fisherman’s Ring
Keys of Heaven
Pallium
linked to: Oil of the Sick

Papal tiara
usesElectoralBody College of Cardinals
yearOfLateranTreaty 1929

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Carlo Maderno employer Papacy
Dante Alighieri deathPlace Papacy
Apostolic Succession isRelatedTo Petrine primacy
linked to: Papacy
Pastor aeternus relatedToDoctrine Petrine primacy
linked to: Papacy
Society of Saint Pius X grantedMarriageFacultyBy Holy See under Pope Francis
linked to: Papacy
Pope Boniface IV seeAlso History of the Papacy
linked to: Papacy
Vicar of Christ associatedWith Petrine primacy
linked to: Papacy
Vicar of Christ associatedWith Papal supremacy
linked to: Papacy
Ulrich von Hutten opposed Papacy
2005 papal conclave precededBy papacy of John Paul II
linked to: Papacy
Coat of arms of Benedict XVI appliesToOffice papacy of Benedict XVI
linked to: Papacy
Hussite movement opposedBy Papacy
Concordat of Worms relatedTo Papal monarchy
linked to: Papacy
Dictatus Papae hasSubjectHeading Papal supremacy
linked to: Papacy
Crusades initiatedBy Papacy
Papal scudo issuer Papal government
linked to: Papacy
Scottish Church communionWith Roman Papacy
linked to: Papacy
Pope Boniface II seeAlso Papacy in the Ostrogothic Kingdom
linked to: Papacy
Henry II of Castile supportedBy the Papacy
linked to: Papacy
Pecci associatedWith Papacy
Roman calendar administeredBy Roman pontiffs
linked to: Papacy
Syllabus of Errors papacy Papacy of Pius IX
linked to: Papacy
Inter caetera issuedBy Papacy
John Fisher alignedWith Papacy
Ecclesiam a Jesu Christo belongsTo papal magisterium of Pope Pius VII
subject linked to: bull "Ecclesiam a Jesu Christo"
linked to: Papacy
Holy League (1684) leader Papacy
subject linked to: Holy League
Italo-Romans religiousAuthorityInfluence Papacy in Rome
linked to: Papacy
Lombard League alliedWith Papacy