There have been over 200 Italian popes.
As of October 1, 2015, the current pope is Pope Francis who is of Italian descent but was born in Argentina. Both his parents were Italians.
Men do not 'run for pope' as it is not a campaign. A pope is elected by the cardinals in conclave under the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
A:Pope Pius IX thought that by declaring himself a "prisoner of the Vatican" he could bring pressure to bear on the Italians to return the Papal States to him. Far from being a prisoner, the Italians placed no restrictions on his movements. Pope Pius IX never backed down, but the papacy eventually realised the futility of this pretence and had to accept that the pope was no longer master of the world.
In the 15th Century, Rome was invaded and sacked. The Pope at the time was able to escape due to a regiment of Swiss soldiers who all died to prevent his being pursued. Since then, the Swiss have had the exclusive honor of guarding the pope in memory of those men.
Pope Paul VI (1963-1978) - ItalyPope John Paul I (1978) - Italy Pope John Paul II (1978-2005) -,Poland Pope Benedict XVI (2005-2013) - Germany Pope Francis (2013-present) - Argentina
It has been used for centuries in the Catholic tradition as a symbol for pilgrims. Pope Benedict XVI has a scallop shell at the point of honor on his coat of arms.
Yes. As one of the most Catholic countries in the world, they very much have Easter. Come on now, the Pope lives there.
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Italians are people in or from the country of Italy.
No. Italians are considered Europeans.
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Italians are generally considered to be Caucasians.