Pope Innocent VI
Pope with significant papal influence
Born
1295
730 years ago
Died
September 12th, 1362
663 years ago — 67 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
France
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Elected as pope in 1352, held the papacy during a time of significant political and religious challenges. Implemented reforms within the Church and sought to curb the power of rival factions, particularly in Italy. Focused on restoring the authority of the papacy and addressing the needs of the Avignon papacy. His tenure is marked by efforts to mediate conflicts in Europe and promote peace. Worked towards improving the administrative structure of the Church and reestablishing papal finances after previous turmoil.
Papal leadership during the Avignon Papacy
Efforts to reform the Church's administration
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