Description: (Head of the Catholic Church (1914 -1922) Known for His Efforts to Establish Peace During ‘First World War’)
Pope Benedict XV led the Catholic Church from 1914 until his passing in 1922. His time as pontiff was defined by the trials of World War I, during which he worked tirelessly to advocate for peace and provide aid to those in need. He prioritized humanitarian initiatives to support war victims, restored diplomatic ties with France and Italy, and invigorated Catholic missions globally. Benedict XV notably introduced the Code of Canon Law and was esteemed for his deep devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary.