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“There is no redemption from hell.”

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Pope Paul III, born Giuseppe de' Riario, was an Italian Pope of the Roman Catholic Church who served from 1534 to 1549. During his papacy, he promoted the Counter-Reformation and attempted to maintain the authority of the Catholic Church through political means. more

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