Jacques d’Euse

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Jacques d’Euse, later known as Pope John XXII, was a 14th-century French pontiff of the Avignon Papacy noted for his centralizing church reforms and conflicts over doctrine and secular authority.

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Jacques d’Euse canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Avignon Papacy pope
French person
Roman Catholic bishop
canon lawyer
human
pope
theologian
alsoKnownAs Jean XXII
linked to: Pope John XXII

Johannes XXII
linked to: Pope John XXII

Pope John XXII
birthDate 1244
birthName Jacques d’Euse
birthPlace Cahors
Kingdom of France
Quercy
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
deathDate 1334-12-04
deathPlace Avignon
Comtat Venaissin
Papal States
education University of Montpellier
University of Paris
electedPopeOn 1316-08-07
endTime pontificate 1334-12-04
era 14th century
fieldOfWork canon law
theology
issued canon law collections
papal decretals
knownFor centralizing church administration
condemnation of Spiritual Franciscans
conflict with Louis IV of Bavaria
conflicts over Franciscan poverty doctrine
doctrinal controversy on the Beatific Vision
intervention in Holy Roman Empire politics
strengthening papal finances
memberOf Roman Curia
papalName John XXII
linked to: Pope John XXII
papalPredecessor Pope Clement V
papalSuccessor Pope Benedict XII
partOf Avignon Papacy
placeOfBurial Avignon Cathedral
positionHeld Bishop of Avignon
Bishop of Fréjus
Cardinal
Cardinal-bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina
Pope
Vice-chancellor of the Roman Church
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Avignon
startTime pontificate 1316-08-07

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Pope John XXII birthName Jacques d’Euse
Jacques Duèze alsoKnownAs Jacques d’Euse
Jacques d’Euse birthName Jacques d’Euse