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Adam Stefan Sapieha

1867 to 1951 11 documented presences 10 places

Quo Fuit places 11 dated presences for Adam Stefan Sapieha across 10 places, from 1886 to 1937. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Prince Adam Stefan Stanisław Bonifacy Józef Sapieha (14 May 1867 – 23 July 1951) was a Polish Catholic prelate who served as Archbishop of Kraków from 1911 to 1951.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1886year
Lwówattested “After graduating from gymnasium in Lwów in 1886, he enrolled in the Law Department at the University of Vienna, starting simultaneously law studies at Institut Catholique in Lille.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1886year
University of Viennaattested “After graduating from gymnasium in Lwów in 1886, he enrolled in the Law Department at the University of Vienna, starting simultaneously law studies at Institut Catholique in Lille.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1886year
Institut Catholique de Parisattested “After graduating from gymnasium in Lwów in 1886, he enrolled in the Law Department at the University of Vienna, starting simultaneously law studies at Institut Catholique in Lille.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1886year
Lilleattested “After graduating from gymnasium in Lwów in 1886, he enrolled in the Law Department at the University of Vienna, starting simultaneously law studies at Institut Catholique in Lille.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1887year
Archdiocese of Krakówattested “In 1887 on the basis of his certificate from the University of Vienna Sapieha continued studies at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1887year
University of Viennaattested “In 1887 on the basis of his certificate from the University of Vienna Sapieha continued studies at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
October 1895month
Yazlovetsattested “Father Sapieha was despatched first to Jazłowiec (college) to act as chaplain to the school and to the attached convent in Yazlovets in the Archdiocese of Lwów, before, in October 1895, he started further studies in Rome.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
October 1895month
Archdiocese of Lwówattested “Father Sapieha was despatched first to Jazłowiec (college) to act as chaplain to the school and to the attached convent in Yazlovets in the Archdiocese of Lwów, before, in October 1895, he started further studies in Rome.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
October 1895month
Romeattested “Father Sapieha was despatched first to Jazłowiec (college) to act as chaplain to the school and to the attached convent in Yazlovets in the Archdiocese of Lwów, before, in October 1895, he started further studies in Rome.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1937year
Wawel Cathedralattested “In 1937, Sapieha, who had opposed the Pilsudski regime (sanacja), made the controversial decision to move Piłsudski's body, within Wawel's Cathedral, from St.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1937year
Wawelattested “In 1937, Sapieha, who had opposed the Pilsudski regime (sanacja), made the controversial decision to move Piłsudski's body, within Wawel's Cathedral, from St.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha

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Places Adam Stefan Sapieha is documented in

University of Vienna2 presences · 1886 to 1887Lwów1 presence · 1886Rome1 presence · 1895
Archdiocese of Kraków1 presence · 1887
Archdiocese of Lwów1 presence · 1895
Institut Catholique de Paris1 presence · 1886
Lille1 presence · 1886
Wawel1 presence · 1937
Wawel Cathedral1 presence · 1937
Yazlovets1 presence · 1895

Other places tied to Adam Stefan Sapieha in the record

In each of these, a source puts Adam Stefan Sapieha and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Adam Stefan Sapieha was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.

1890year
Viennamentioned “After two years he passed the examination and returned to Vienna for further studies, where he remained until 1890, obtaining the certificate of completion.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1892year
University of Innsbruckmentioned “In the same year he began theological studies at the University of Innsbruck, and in 1892 signed up for the third year of the Major Roman Catholic Theological Seminary in Lviv.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1892year
Lvivmentioned “In the same year he began theological studies at the University of Innsbruck, and in 1892 signed up for the third year of the Major Roman Catholic Theological Seminary in Lviv.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1 October 1893exact date
Pontifical Gregorian Universitymentioned “He was then educated at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, where he was also ordained as priest of Lviv (Lwów, Lemberg) on 1 October 1893 by Bishop Jan Puzyna de Kosielsko (later Bishop of Kraków and Cardinal).” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1 October 1893exact date
Romementioned “He was then educated at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, where he was also ordained as priest of Lviv (Lwów, Lemberg) on 1 October 1893 by Bishop Jan Puzyna de Kosielsko (later Bishop of Kraków and Cardinal).” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1897year
Lvivmentioned “After returning to the home country in 1897, he was designated vice-rector of the diocesan seminary in Lviv and eventually became its rector.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
October 1902month
Lvivmentioned “Nicholas congregation in Lviv in October 1902.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1905year
Communist Polandmentioned “In 1905 Sapieha was appointed a papal chamberlain, and sent to Rome where he was a consultant on matters concerning the Roman Catholic Church in Poland, in the annexed territories, the realization of an idea by Lviv Armenian Catholic Arc…” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
1905year
Romementioned “In 1905 Sapieha was appointed a papal chamberlain, and sent to Rome where he was a consultant on matters concerning the Roman Catholic Church in Poland, in the annexed territories, the realization of an idea by Lviv Armenian Catholic Arc…” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
24 November 1911exact date
Sistine Chapelmentioned “Sapieha was appointed Bishop of Kraków on 24 November 1911 and was consecrated by Pope Pius X in the Sistine Chapel on 7 December of the same year.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
30 August 1919exact date
Gnieznomentioned “This attitude led to a conflict with Archbishop Achille Ratti, Pope Benedict XV's nuncio who later became pope, during the first post-war congress of Polish bishops in Gniezno held 26–30 August 1919.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha
September 1930month
Brest Fortressmentioned “In September 1930, after opposition leaders were arrested and placed in confinement at Brest Fortress, Archbishops Sapieha and Teodorowicz strongly criticized the government.” source: Wikipedia: Adam Stefan Sapieha

Documented at the same place, the same year

Sigmund FreudVienna · 1886Stanisław WyspiańskiArchdiocese of Kraków · 1887Édith PiafItaly · 1895Giacomo BallaItaly · 1895Erwin SchrödingerVienna · 1887José RizalVienna · 1887

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