At Rome in the Lateran, Blessed Innocent V, pope, who, of the Order of Preachers, taught sacred theology at Paris and, having reluctantly accepted the episcopal see of Lyon, together with Saint Bonaventure presided over the Ecumenical Council for the union between the Latins and the separated Greeks; then, raised to the chair of Peter, he fulfilled the office of Supreme Pontiff for a very brief time, shown rather than given to the Roman Church.
June 22nd
Blessed Innocent V, Pope
Latin Original
Rome in Lateráno, beáti Innocéntii papze Quinti, qui, ex Ordine Pradicatórum, sacram theológiam Parísus dócuit et, sedem episcopálem Lugdunénsem invíto adéptus, una cum sancto Bonaventüra Concilium CEcuménicum pro unióne inter Latínos et Graecos seiünctos moderátus est; dein, ad Petri cáthedram evéctus, pérbrevi témpore munus Pontíficis explévit, Ecclésiee Románze pótius osténsus quam datus.