Giovanni Ricci

Italian Cardinal and Church Leader

Giovanni Ricci - Italian Cardinal and Church Leader
Born

November 1st, 1498
527 years ago

Died

1574
451 years ago — 76 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Italy

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Born in 1498, Giovanni Ricci served as a prominent cardinal in the Catholic Church during the Renaissance. Appointed cardinal by Pope Leo X, he played a significant role in various religious and political matters of the time. Ricci was a member of the papal court and participated in key conclaves. His influence extended to the administration of the Church, particularly in Italy, where he worked to uphold clerical reforms and religious discipline. Additionally, Ricci held significant positions in various dioceses, including serving as the bishop of several important sees, contributing to the spiritual leadership of the Catholic community during a period of significant upheaval.

Appointed Cardinal by Pope Leo X

Served as Bishop of several important dioceses

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