Pope Pius V

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Catholic priest Catholic saint Dominican Italian person Pope

Pope Pius V was a 16th-century Catholic pontiff known for implementing the reforms of the Council of Trent, standardizing the Roman liturgy, and vigorously promoting the Counter-Reformation.

Aliases (2)

Pius V ×2
Saint Pius V ×1

Statements (53)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Catholic priest → Catholic saint → Dominican → Italian person → Pope →
alliedWith	Philip II of Spain → Republic of Venice →
alsoKnownAs	Michele Ghislieri → Saint Pius V →
birthDate	1504-01-17 →
birthName	Antonio Ghislieri →
birthPlace	Bosco Marengo → Duchy of Milan → Italy →
burialPlace	Basilica of Saint Mary Major →
canonizationDate	1712-05-22 →
canonizationStatus	Canonized saint →
canonizedBy	Pope Clement XI →
deathDate	1572-05-01 →
deathPlace	Papal States → Rome →
electedPope	1566-01-07 →
era	Counter-Reformation →
feastDay	April 30 →
implemented	Reforms of the Council of Trent →
issuedDocument	Consueverunt Romani Pontifices → Quo primum → Quo primum tempore → Regnans in Excelsis →
knownFor	Excommunicating Queen Elizabeth I of England → Implementing the decrees of the Council of Trent → Issuing the Roman Breviary of 1568 → Issuing the Roman Missal of 1570 → Promoting the Counter-Reformation → Standardizing the Roman liturgy →
language	Latin →
nationality	Italian →
papacyEnd	1572-05-01 →
papacyStart	1566-01-07 →
papalName	Pius V →
positionHeld	Bishop of Rome → Grand Inquisitor of the Roman Inquisition → Pope of the Catholic Church → Sovereign of the Papal States →
predecessor	Pope Pius IV →
promoted	Tridentine Mass →
religion	Catholic Church →
religiousOrder	Order of Preachers →
standardized	Roman Breviary → Roman Missal →
successor	Pope Gregory XIII →
supported	Battle of Lepanto → Catholic League →

Referenced by (23)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Missale Romanum → Roman Catechism →	approvedBy
Mass of St. Pius V → Tridentine Mass →	codifiedBy
Missale Romanum → Roman Catechism →	promulgatedBy
Roman Breviary → Usus antiquior →	revisedBy
Pope Pius V ("Saint Pius V") →	alsoKnownAs
Vetus Ordo →	associatedWithPope
Quo primum →	author
Roman Catechism →	authorizedBy
Dicastery for the Clergy →	createdBy
Sixtus V ("Pius V") →	createdCardinalBy
St. Thomas Aquinas →	declaredDoctorOfTheChurchBy
Battle of Lepanto →	holyLeagueLeader
Counter-Reformation →	importantFigure
Sovereign of the Papal States →	officeHolder
Pope Pius V ("Pius V") →	papalName
Pope Gregory XIII →	predecessor
Grand Duke of Tuscany →	recognizedBy
Quo primum →	signedBy
Pope Pius IV →	successor