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The 16 pages that link to Pope Paul VI, each with the reason it gives.

• Second Vatican CouncilRelated: He guided the final three sessions and promulgated the council’s documents.

• Papal infallibilityRelated: His pontificate issued Lumen gentium, which restated the doctrine in its collegial context.

• Roman CuriaRelated: His 1967 constitution reshaped the Curia for the modern Church.

• Pope John Paul IIRelated: Paul VI appointed Wojtyła archbishop of Kraków and cardinal before Wojtyła became pope.

• Ecumenical Patriarchate of ConstantinopleRelated: His meeting with Athenagoras I marked a major thaw in relations between the two churches.

• Papal diplomacyBroader topic: His pontificate made sustained negotiation with communist governments a defining policy.

• Mother TeresaRelated: His approval in 1965 gave her congregation international standing in the Church.

• Óscar RomeroRelated: Paul VI appointed Romero archbishop of San Salvador in 1977.

• Pope John XXIIIRelated: Paul VI guided the council to completion after John XXIII died.

• Jacques MaritainRelated: Paul VI publicly honored Maritain’s philosophical work near the end of his life.

• Pope Pius VCompared with: Paul VI’s liturgical reforms revised the Roman Missal promulgated under Pius V.

• Traditionalist CatholicismRelated: His liturgical reforms became a central focus of traditionalist criticism and debate.

• Pope John Paul IRelated: Paul VI appointed Luciani a cardinal, placing him among the papal electors.

• Aldo MoroRelated: He publicly appealed to Moro’s captors for his release, invoking their humanity.

• Pope John XXIIIRelated: Paul VI succeeded Roncalli and guided the council through its final sessions.

• John of ÁvilaRelated: He formally recognized John’s sanctity through canonization in 1970.