Pope Pius X

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Pope Pius X was the head of the Catholic Church from 1903 to 1914, known for his liturgical reforms, promotion of frequent communion, and strong opposition to modernist theology.

Aliases (1)

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Statements (65)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Pope → human →
associatedWith	Roman Curia →
beatifiedBy	Pope Pius XII →
birthName	Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto →
burialPlace	St. Peter's Basilica →
canonizationStatus	saint →
canonizedBy	Pope Pius XII →
causeOfDeath	natural causes →
citizenship	Italy →
countryOfBirth	Austrian Empire →
createdCardinalBy	Pope Leo XIII →
dateOfBeatification	1951-06-03 →
dateOfBirth	1835-06-02 →
dateOfCanonization	1954-05-29 →
dateOfCardinalCreation	1893-06-12 →
dateOfDeath	1914-08-20 →
endTime	1914-08-20 →
familyName	Sarto →
feastDay	August 21 →
givenName	Giuseppe →
honorificPrefix	His Holiness → Saint →
introducedPractice	earlier age for First Communion → frequent communion for the faithful →
issuedDocument	Lamentabili sane exitu → Pascendi dominici gregis → Quam singulari → Sacra Tridentina Synodus → Tra le sollecitudini →
knownFor	codification work that led toward the 1917 Code of Canon Law → encouraging early First Communion for children → liturgical reforms → promotion of frequent communion → reform of church music → reform of the Roman Breviary → strong opposition to modernist theology →
memberOf	College of Cardinals →
motto	Instaurare omnia in Christo →
nativeLanguage	Italian →
occupation	Catholic priest → theologian →
opposed	modernist theology → separation of church and state in certain contexts →
ordinalInOffice	257th Pope →
papalName	Pius X →
placeOfBirth	Riese, Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia →
placeOfDeath	Apostolic Palace, Vatican City →
positionHeld	Bishop of Mantua → Patriarch of Venice → Pope →
predecessor	Pope Leo XIII →
promoted	Gregorian chant →
reformed	Roman Breviary → Roman liturgy → sacred music in the Catholic Church →
reignEnd	1914 →
reignStart	1903 →
religion	Catholic Church →
residence	Vatican City →
startTime	1903-08-04 →
successor	Pope Benedict XV →
theologicalStance	anti-modernist →
title	Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church →
veneratedIn	Catholic Church →

Referenced by (11)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Roman Breviary → Usus antiquior →	revisedBy
1917 Code of Canon Law →	commissionEstablishedBy
Pope Benedict XV →	createdCardinalBy
1917 Code of Canon Law →	initiatedBy
Society of Saint Pius X →	namedAfter
Pope Pius X ("Pius X") →	papalName
Pope Benedict XV →	predecessor
Apostolic Signatura →	reformedBy
Mass of St. Pius V →	rubricsRevisedBy
Pope Leo XIII →	successor