Papa Paul III
Si Papa Paul III (namundag Alessandro Farnese; 29 Pebrero 1468 – 10 Nobyembre 1549) iyo an pamayo kan Simbahan Katoliko asin namoon kan Papal Estates poon 13 Oktobre 1534 sagkod kan saiyang pagkagadan, kan Nobyembre 1549.
| Paul III | |
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| Kamundagan | Alessandro Farnese 29 February 1468 Canino, Lazio, Papal States |
| Kagadanan | 10 Nobyembre 1549 (edad 81) Rome, Papal States |
| Titulo | Bishop of Rome |
| Sinundan | Clement VII |
| Nagsunod | Julius III |
| Kasaroan | Silvia Ruffini (mistress) |
| Mga aki | Pier Luigi II Farnese Paolo Farnese Ranuccio Farnese Costanza Farnese Lucrezia Farnese |
| Lagda |  |
Siya nakasakat sa trono kan papa sa panahon na pagrumpag kan Roma kan 1527 asin peryodo nin daing kapusogan an Simbahan Katoliko; asin an Repormasyon Protestante nagkukusog na gayo. An saiyang pontificato pigbungsod an inaapod na Repormasyon Katoliko na kun kasuarin ipigtugdas an Konseho nin Trent kan 1545, asin saksi siya sa gera-gera nin relihiyon kun kasuarin si Emperador Carlos V nagbungsod nin kampanya militar kontra sa mga Protestante sa Alemanya. Saiyang pigmidbid mga orden relihiyoso Katoliko asin mga kaayonan arog kan Heswita, an Barnabites, asin an Kongregasyon nin Oratoryo. An saiyang paghingowa naribaraw kan mga kargo nin nepotismo sa pagtolod kan poder asin kapayamanan kan saiyang pamilya, kabali an saiyang ilihetimong aki na si Pier Luigi Farnese.
Si Paul III matagom na parasurog sa mga artista, kabali diyan si Michelangelo, asin Nicolaus Copernicus na an huri pigdulot saiya an sinurat na treatise na heliosentriko.
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