Pelagio Antonio de Labastida y Dávalos
Mexican politician and archbishop
Mexican politician and archbishop
1891
135 years ago — 75 years old
Leaders & Politicians
Mexico
Born in 1816, served as a prominent politician and Roman Catholic archbishop in Mexico. Played a significant role during the Second Mexican Empire as a regent, influencing church-state relations and governance. Known for his efforts to uphold the Catholic Church's power during a time of political upheaval and reform. His tenure was marked by a focus on religious education and the integration of Catholic doctrine within state affairs.
Served as regent during the Second Mexican Empire
Held the position of archbishop in Mexico City
Advocated for the Catholic Church's influence in politics
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