Organization
Catholic Church
The largest Christian church, led by the Pope.
- Also known as
- Roman Catholic Church
- headed by Pope John XXIII (Pope) 28 Oct 1958 – 3 Jun 1963
The Catholic Church is the largest branch of Christianity. Pope John XXIII led it from 1958 to 1963; John F. Kennedy was its first member to become US president.
Connections 3
headed by
- Pope John XXIII 28 Oct 1958 – 3 Jun 1963 Pope Primary record 1
members
- John F. Kennedy Scholarship & press 2
branch of
- Christianity Scholarship & press 3
Timeline 1 date
- 28 Oct 1958 – 3 Jun 1963 Pope John XXIII head of Catholic Church
Proof 3 sources
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Pope John XXIII (biography for the beatification), Catholic Church, 3 Sep 2000.
Primary record
At the death of Pius XII he was elected Pope on 28 October 1958, taking the name John XXIII.
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John F. Kennedy: Campaigns and Elections, Miller Center, University of Virginia.
Scholarship & press
West Virginia was critical for Kennedy, who had to show that a wealthy Catholic was electable there.
- Roman Catholicism, Encyclopaedia Britannica. Scholarship & press
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