Leo XII and the history of the Papacy of the 19th Century
Annibale della Genga was a diocesan priest and diplomat from Italy. He was the second pope of the nineteenth century, reigning from 1823 to 1829.
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Pius VII and the history of the Papacy of the 19th Century
Barnaba Chiaramonti was a Benedictine monk and theologian from Italy. He was the first pope of the nineteenth century, reigning from 1800 to 1823.
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Revelations of Divine Love by Julian of Norwich
Julian of Norwich was an English mystic. She was given revelations of love from Jesus Christ in 16 showings. Her book is called “Revelations of Divine Love.”
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Prelude to the 19th Century Papacy – the Religious Factors
The popes of the 19th century were deeply influenced by factors that were already underway prior to their time. This is our summary of the religious factors.
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Prelude to the 19th Century Papacy – the Political Factors
The popes of the 19th century were deeply influenced by factors that were already underway prior to their time. This is our summary of the political factors.
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The history of the Papacy of the 19th Century
The present-day Catholic church throughout the world has been deeply shaped by the popes of the 19th century. This is our summary.
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Archbishop Francis Kenrick and the history of the Catholic church in the U.S.
Francis Patrick Kenrick was a diocesan priest from Ireland. He became the sixth bishop to head the entire Catholic church in the U.S. He reigned from 1851–1863.
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Archbishop Samuel Eccleston and the history of the Catholic church in the U.S.
Samuel Eccleston was a Sulpician priest from Maryland. He became the fifth bishop to head the entire Catholic church in the U.S. He reigned from 1834-1851.
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Archbishop James Whitfield and the history of the Catholic church in the U.S.
James Whitfield was a Sulpician priest from England. He became the fourth bishop to head the entire Catholic church in the U.S. He reigned from 1828 to 1834.
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Archbishop Ambrose Maréchal and the history of the Catholic church in the U.S.
Ambrose Maréchal was a Sulpician priest from France. He became the third bishop to head the entire Catholic church in the U.S. He reigned from 1817 to 1828.