When did Pope Innocent VI assume his role as the head of the Catholic Church?
28 December 1353
18 December 1352
15 December 1362
12 September 1352
Answer
Pope Innocent VI assumed his role as the head of the Catholic Church on December 18, 1352. This marked a significant moment in the history of the papacy, as he succeeded Pope Clement VI during a period of great upheaval and conflict within the church.
Pope Innocent VI: The Pontiff of the 14th Century
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