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| caption = Coat of arms in 2021 | | caption = Coat of arms in 2021 | ||
| honorific_prefix = [[Pope]] | | honorific_prefix = [[Pope]] | ||
| honorific_suffix = [[Supreme Order of Christ|MSOoC]] GCVO [[Doctor of Medicine|M.D]] | | honorific_suffix = [[Supreme Order of Christ|MSOoC]] GCVO [[Doctor of Medicine|M.D]] GCSG | ||
| preceded1 = [[King Maximilian I|Maximilian I]] | | preceded1 = [[King Maximilian I|Maximilian I]] | ||
| succeeded1 = Pope [[Young I]] | | succeeded1 = Pope [[Young I]] | ||
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On the 10th of November, Leo XIV opened the Holy Doors in St Peter's Basilica, he declare the Jubilee Year of Mercy. He later coronated the former pope Maximilian I as Prince Regent of Rome. Pope Leo XIV resigned from the position of Supreme Pontiff on October 2022 after Rome's annexation. Leo XIV resigned as "Bishop of Rome, Successor of Saint Peter" and shall retain the title of Pontiff Emeritus. On the same day, H.H. Pope Young I succeeds as the 4th Pope of Rome. | On the 10th of November, Leo XIV opened the Holy Doors in St Peter's Basilica, he declare the Jubilee Year of Mercy. He later coronated the former pope Maximilian I as Prince Regent of Rome. Pope Leo XIV resigned from the position of Supreme Pontiff on October 2022 after Rome's annexation. Leo XIV resigned as "Bishop of Rome, Successor of Saint Peter" and shall retain the title of Pontiff Emeritus. On the same day, H.H. Pope Young I succeeds as the 4th Pope of Rome. | ||
Pope Emeritus Leo XIV currently is the Grand Master of The [[Supreme Order of Christ]]. | |||
== List of places and things named after Pope Leo XIV == | |||
* Leo XIV Street beside Emperor's Lantern Palace in Malta | |||
* The Pillar of Mercy at St Peter's Square, Rome | |||
* Pope Leo XIV's Holy Door at St Peter's Basilica, Rome | |||
* New Papal palace, Rome, designed and built by Pope Leo XIV | |||
== References == | |||
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