Antonio Correr

Italian cardinal, contributed to the papacy

Antonio Correr - Leaders & Politicians born July 15th, 1359
Born
Died

1445
581 years ago — 86 years old

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Leaders & Politicians

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Italy

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Born in 1359, served as a cardinal in the Roman Catholic Church. Correr was heavily involved in church governance and played significant roles in ecclesiastical politics during the late 14th century. His contributions were pivotal in various papal elections and church councils. Correr was a part of the proceedings that established the authority of the papacy during a tumultuous time for the church.

Participated in papal elections

Contributed to church governance

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