The popes with the shortest terms of office are:
Elect Stephen (23 March- 25 March) 2 days *
Urban VII (Sep 15-27, 1590): 13 days
Boniface VI (Apr 896): 16 days
Celestine IV (Oct 25-Nov 10, 1241): 17 days
Theodore II (Dec 897): 20 days
Sisinnius (Jan 15-Feb 4, 708): 21 days
Marcellus II (Apr 9-May 1, 1555): 22 days
Damasus II (Jul 17-Aug 9, 1048): 24 days
Pius III (Sep 22-Oct 18, 1503): 27 days
Leo XI (Apr 1-27, 1605): 27 days
Benedict V (May 22-Jun 23, 964): 33 days
John Paul I (Aug 26-Sep 28, 1978): 34 days
* Several years ago Stephen was removed from the official list of popes as he died before he could be installed as pope.
The first Pope who started (and ended) his Pontificate in the 1300s was Pope Benedict XI.
The pontificate of Adrian VI lasted just over a year. He reigned from January 9, 1522, to September 14, 1523.
There were two popes that reigned only 27 days - Pius III and Leo XI.
Pope John Paul I reigned only 33 days.
The papal conclave of October 1503 elected Giuliano della Rovere as Pope Julius II to succeed Pope Pius III and lasted just 10 hours - the shortest conclave in history.
Pope Pius X bestowed the title "Apostles of the Catechism" on the Brothers of the Christian Schools (De La Salle Christian Brothers) during his pontificate.
To pontificate is to make ones opinions and knowledge known in an obnoxious or pompous manner. One might say, "I was running late, so my boss began to pontificate about office ethics."
The suffix in "pontificate" is "-ate." It is added to the base word "pontif" to form the verb "pontificate," which means to speak or behave in a pompous or dogmatic manner, especially on a topic one claims to be knowledgeable about.
The papal conclave, October 1503 elected Giuliano della Rovere as Pope Julius II to succeed Pope Pius III and was only 10 hours long.
Pope Boniface VI (April, 896) reigned for 16 calendar days.
My husband loves to pontificate on any subject, regardless of whether or not he knows what he's talking about.
First of all the pope didn't make Christ a "god." Christ is THE God, not A god. The pope had nothing to do with Christ being God. So the shortest answer possible is: He hasn't.