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Paul VI

American  

noun

  1. Giovanni Batista Montini, 1897–1978, Italian ecclesiastic: pope 1963–78.


Paul VI British  

noun

  1. original name Giovanni Battista Montini. 1897–1978, Italian ecclesiastic; pope (1963–1978)

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She wrote to three Popes that I know of — Paul VI and both John Pauls.

From Salon

The pope also noted that there were two people in the Vatican’s Paul VI audience hall — “two fathers” — and that one was Palestinian, the other Israeli.

From Seattle Times

Midway through the match at Paul VI, Muhammad — who isn’t accustomed to taking the spotlight — screamed at himself, which his teammates said means he’s resetting his focus and purging mistakes from his mind.

From Washington Post

Brady, an Army commit, went 43-1 in his lone season at Paul VI.

From Washington Post

A few hours after the girls won, the Paul VI boys also captured a Division I title.

From Washington Post