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   Who is Pope Sixtus VI?

   • Sixtus VI was elected on 28 August 2007 in a Papal conclave, celebrated his Papal Inauguration Mass on 1 September 2007, and took possession of his cathedral, the Archbasilica of St John Lateran, on 7 May 2005. He was born in Pula, Croatia and Pope Sixtus VI has both Croatian and Vatican citizenship.

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   Did Sixtus IV work on the Vatican?

   • Cited from James Lees-Milne, Saint Peter’s [Boston: Little, Brown and Co., 1967], 124. Sixtus IV also did work on the Vatican, mainly with the Sistine Chapel, his namesake legacy to Rome. Ludwig Pastor, The History of the Popes from the Close of the Middle Ages Vol. VI (St. Louis: B. Herder Book Co., 1950), 457. century.

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   What did Pope Sixtus IV do?

   • Pope Sixtus IV was known for many things including rebuilding the Cappella Magna, which had become decrepit. Between 1473 and 1481, architects worked to rebuild the chapel before it was opened in 1483. It was thereafter called the Sistine Chapel, named for Pope Sixtus IV. The exterior is plain, typical of churches of the time.

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2. www.schooltube.com › renaissance-rome-urbanRenaissance Rome: Urban Marvels and Papal Vision | SchoolTube

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   3 days ago · Sixtus V: The Visionary Pope. At the helm of Rome’s remarkable transformation stood Pope Sixtus V, a visionary leader who ascended to the papal throne in 1585. Recognizing the city’s potential, Sixtus V embarked on an ambitious urban renewal project that would shape Rome’s landscape for centuries to come. His grand vision aimed to restore ...

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   16 hours ago · He assisted in drawing up rules for the new congregation, which was approved by Pope Sixtus V, July 1, 1588, and confirmed by Pope Gregory XIV on February 18, 1591, and reconfirmed by Pope Clement VIII on June 1, 1592.

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   5 days ago · Once, upon seeing a painting of the great saint, Pope Sixtus V commented: “You do well to carry that stone, for without it the Church would never have canonized you.” His words are a beautiful reminder that the great deeds of the saints are not what ushered them into eternity.

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   3 days ago · On July 2, 1587, Pope Sixtus V granted an indulgence for all who reverentially exclaim the phrase: “Praise be to Jesus Christ!” to which the proper response would be “For evermore,” or “Amen.” This led to the creation of divine greeting and leave-taking formulas throughout Europe.

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   16 hours ago · He responded to the letter and the two men spent a few weeks together in retreat to draw up the institutions and rule. The congregation was approved by Pope Sixtus V on July 1, 1588. The congregation lives both and active and contemplative life, perpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament being one of the pillars of their life.

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   2 days ago · It was created by Pope Sixtus V at a time when the law of the Church and the law of the State corresponded. However, we cannot pretend that the world has not changed,” he said. In this...

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    3 days ago · Sixtus V: 1585–90 Urban VII: 1590 Gregory XIV: 1590–91 Innocent IX: 1591 Clement VIII: 1592–1605 Leo XI: 1605 Paul V: 1605–21 Gregory XV: 1621–23 Urban VIII: 1623–44 Innocent X: 1644–55 Alexander VII: 1655–67 Clement IX: 1667–69 Clement X: 1670–76 Innocent XI: 1676–89