Students at St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic school witnessed history Thursday with the selection of the first-ever American-born pope in the history of the Catholic church.

Pacelli Catholic Schools celebrate the election of Pope Leo XIV. Austin Daily Herald, Minn. Sat, June 7, 2025 at 2:17 AM UTC. 8 min read. Jun. 6—By Jed Nelson.

Students at St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic school witnessed history Thursday with the selection of the first-ever American-born pope in the history of the Catholic church.

All of us probably have made a time capsule at one point in our lives. You grab a few artifacts, write some kind words, and ...

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — The shockwaves of Pope Francis’ death at 88 years old reached the local Roman Catholic community in the Fountain City. Greg Camps has attended St. Anne Pacelli Catholic… ...

The axiom "he who enters the conclave a pope, ... It was the shortest conclave of the 20th century, with Pacelli winning the papacy on the third ballot. He took the name Pius XII.

Eventually the Apostolic Camera seized the property from the Savelli family due to financial issues, and in 1604 Castel ...

Pacelli Catholic High School's raise the runner up trophy after a loss to Mishicot High School during their WIAA Division 4 championship softball game Saturday June 14, 2025, ...

When Pacelli was elected Pope, on March 2, 1939, the world was embroiled in several conflicts. A civil war in Spain had led to the rise of Francisco Franco’s Nationalists (with German military ...

May 30—Around a week ago Pacelli Catholic Schools recognized another successful class during its 2025 Commencement, graduating all 11 of its students. It's a trend that has continued over the ...

Kevin Farrell is the camerlengo, or acting head of the Vatican, until a new pope is elected. ... Gioacchino Pecci, as Pope Leo XIII in 1878, and Eugenio Pacelli, as Pope Pius XII in 1939.

Pope Francis named Cardinal Farrell as camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church in February 2019. Skip Navigation. ... (Pope Leo XIII) in 1878 and Eugenio Pacelli (Pope Pius XII) in 1939.