Honorio III
Honorio III was a Pope of the Roman Catholic Church who reigned from 1216 to 1227. He is best known for his support of the Franciscan Order, founded by Saint Francis of Assisi. During his papacy, he granted the Order a special privilege known as the 'Indulgence of the Porciúncula,' which allowed the faithful who visited the chapel of Santa Maria degli Angeli to receive plenary indulgence under certain conditions. This act solidified the Franciscan mission and emphasized themes of mercy, forgiveness, and the importance of salvation, which continue to resonate in Catholic teachings today. His papacy occurred during a time of significant growth for the Church and the establishment of various religious orders.
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Mons. Benítez recalled the episode when Pope Honorius III asked Saint Francis how many years he desired the indulgence.
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