Pacca

Pacca also suggested the re-establishment of the Society of Jesus, although both the pope and he himself had been educated in prejudices against the society.

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When Pius VII was conducted to Savona the second time, Pacca was deported to Uzes

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Cardinal Pacca, after his confinement at Fenestrelles (1812).

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Napoleon had long objected to his liberation, declaring: "Pacca is my enemy".

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Despite this protest, Pacca and Zoglio continued to exercise their spiritual jurisdiction in Cologne and Munich respectively, received appeals from the decisions of ecclesiastical courts, and granted dispensations in cases reserved to the pope.

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Lisbon, and Pacca, the titular Archbishop of Damietta was appointed to succeed him at Cologne.

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Elector of Bavaria likewise remained a zealous defender of the pope and his nuncio at Munich, and even the Protestant King Frederick II of Prussia was an opponent of the "Punctation" and favoured the nuncio Pacca at Cologne.

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Next to Consalvi and Pacca, Lambruschini was among the greatest diplomats of the Holy See in the nineteenth century.

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Despite protests, both Pacca and Zoglio began to exercise their powers as nuncios.

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Corrispondenza inedita de 'cardinali Consalvi e Pacca nel tempo del

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