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Pius IX

Pope of the Catholic Church from 1846 to 1878.

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Pius IX was a Pope of the Catholic Church from 1846 to 1878. Born on 13 May 1792 in Senigallia, IX died on 7 February 1878 in Apostolic Palace at the age of 85.

Positions held include Archbishop of Spoleto (1827), Roman Catholic Bishop of Imola (1832–1846) and cardinal priest (1840–1878). IX studied at Pontifical Gregorian University.

With a Wikipedia article in 109 languages, Pius IX is No. 4,914 in the People and Position Index.

Born
13 May 1792, Senigallia
Died
7 February 1878, Apostolic Palace (aged 85)
Country
Kingdom of Italy
Known as
Catholic priest, diplomat, Catholic bishop
Field
Religion
Education
Pontifical Gregorian University
Languages
Italian, Latin
Wikipedia editions
109

Did you know

35

Was 35 when first archbishop of Spoleto (1827).

85

Lived to 85.

13 May

Shares a birthday with Alphonse Daudet and Maria Theresa of Austria.

8

One of 8 people in the Index born in Senigallia, with Fabri Fibra.

109

Has a Wikipedia article in 109 languages.

Computed from the Index and Wikidata.

Career

Positions held

  1. 1827–Archbishop of Spoleto
  2. 1832–1846Roman Catholic Bishop of Imola
  3. 1840–1878Cardinal priest
  4. 1846–1878Pope
  5. —Cardinal

Connections

Pius IX
  • FatherConte Girolamo Mastai Ferretti
  • MotherCaterina Solazzi

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Sources

  1. Wikidata Q43720 (facts, CC0)
  2. Wikimedia pageviews API (popularity)