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The the last two popes to be canonized were St. Pius X and St. Pius V. However in between them there have been several who have been Beatified (including John XXIII, Pius IX, and Innocent XI) as well as Pius XII who, while not Beatified, has been named "Venerable". For a more complete list of popes and their various Saintly statuses, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_popes
Well of course anything can happen, the universe has no edge or center and also probally goes on forever so within my belifes AnyThing Can Happen.
There is a saint named Pius as well as 3 or 4 popes who have been canonized or beatified and are named Pius. Please choose which of these you are referring to.
yes she fell down a well :)
Relations between the Vatican and Hitler were, at best, icy. The Church tried to get a moratorium on the persecution of Catholics in the countries invaded by Hitler. Hitler would agree and the next day violate the treaty. Hitler planned to kidnap Pope Pius XII because he was continually criticizing the Nazis and working underground to thwart his persecutions of Christians as well as Jews. Hitler's plans were never fulfilled. Pius was well aware of Hitler's intentions and left a signed document that, should he be abducted, the Church must consider him as resigned from the papacy and were to immediately elect a new pope.
No, it's well protected in there.
There have been a number of popes who were imprisoned for one reason or another over the history of the Church, the most recent being Pope Benedict XVI. He had been inducted into the Germany Army towards the end of World War II. He soon deserted, just before Germany was liberated. The Allies imprisoned him as a prisoner of war for a short time.
Well its 2010 so anything is possible...
If you are speaking of the 'Assumption of Mary,' aka 'The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into Heaven' is not supported by Scripture. It is a dogma of the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches (and parts of or others as well). This was defined on November 1, 1950 by Pope Pius XII.
The only monastery with which I am familiar with that had anything to do with reforming the Church was the Abbey of Cluny, well actually the whole congregation which led a reform of the Church and her monastic life beginning in 912, and lasting for about 250 years. Also there are the Solemnes congregation of Benedictines who took on the reform of the liturgy at the request of Pope St. Pius X around the beginning of the 20th century.
Well depending on how big the desert was in the begining and the end so i dont think anything would happen
I assume you mean Pius X. Pius X was a Pope who was also canonized, so technically this would be Saint Pius X. He was the most recent Pope to be given the Saintly honor. Okay , in the Movie ( Godsend) There was a fictional ( maybe based on a real establishment)- Church school called St. Pius X that figured indirectly in the plot. some of the genetic material that was spliced into the partly-genetically engineered child in the film- actually came from a deceased arsonist named (Zach) who evidentally died in the fire he set. ( oddly his body parts were pretty much intact if a cross-feed was possible). the kid in the movie started identifying with ( Zach) and well studying old news media the fact came out there was a suspicious fire at the now closed St. Pius X) Kindly refrain from using the slogan -Holy Smoke! the psyche of the arsonist started taking over the youthful lad"s thought processes. This was in the movie Godesend, based on the Occult novel by Ira Levin, famous for that sort of thing. Good Luck, and Holy Smoke, it may indeed be haunted.