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There has never been a pope named John Paul VI.
The first Pope John XXIII was an "antipope" thus his papacy was discounted.
the pope or the 'father'.
Roman Catholic AnswerBecause of his great humility.
Some say Paul, others say John. John Was the person who first Babtised Jesus into that flavor of faith.
The birth dates and even years of early Popes are frequently not available. In modern times, Popes have generally been elected at older ages. Today a man of 65 years is generally considered too young to be Pope. The youngest Pope was probably either + Pope Benedict IX who became Pope at an unknown age between 11 and 20 + Pope John XII who was 18 at the beginning of his papacy
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"I have not yet begun to fight!"
The official cause of death is a heart attack. There is no evidence of any foul play.AnswerThe official cause of death is a heart attack. However, this was apparently based on a cursory examination of the deceased pope's body, an examination so brief that the diagnosis has been ridiculed by medical experts. the pope's personal physician said that John Paul I was in excellent health, had low blood pressure and was an unlikely candidate for a heart attack. No autopsy was performed.Others say that the pope may have been killed by poisoning. Some of the evidence is consistent with such a conclusion, although this can only remain speculation. Certainly, there were many within the Vatican with a motive to murder John Paul, once it became known that he intended to rid the Vatican of corruption.AnswerAccording to official sources in the Vatican, he died of a heart attack. Some question this diagnosis however and think he was poisoned.
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