Benedict XV
Americannoun
noun
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In 1920, Pope Benedict XV warned that atrocities of war had led to "the diminution of conjugal fidelity and the diminution of respect for constituted authority. Licentious habits followed, even among young women."
From Salon
Pope Benedict XV commissioned the work in 1918 to ask God to end World War One.
From Reuters
Wilson, the son of a Presbyterian minister, initially balked at receiving a traditional blessing from Pope Benedict XV, then rejected the pontiff’s peace plan.
From Washington Post
Newman was beatified by Pope Benedict XV, who declared that an American deacon’s recovery from a serious spine condition was due to Newman’s intercession.
From The Guardian
The meeting, with Benedict XV on Jan. 4, 1919, came as the president toured Europe after the end of World War I.
From New York Times
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