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Willem Marinus van Rossum CSsR (1854-1932)
Ecclesiastical career
1896, Dec. 24
Consultor to the Congregation of the Holy Office
1902, Dec. 25
Promoter of the Opus Perseverantiae Fidei
1904, March 25
Consultor to the Pontifical Commission for the Codification of Canon Law
1911, Nov. 27
Cardinal-deacon with the titular church San Caesareo in Palatio
1911, Nov. 30
Member of the Congregation of the Religious
1911, Nov. 30
Member of the Congregation of the Index
1911, Dec. 21
Member of Pontifical Commission for Biblical Studies
1912, Jan. 19
Appointed to the Congregation for the affairs of the Latin and Oriental Rite
1912, May 15
Member of Commission of Cardinals for the l'Opera della Preservazione della Fede in Roma
1912, Sept. 12-15
Papal Legate to the 23th International Eucharistic Congress in Vienna
1913, April 13
Member of the Congregation of the Holy Office
1914, Jan. 13
President of the Pontifical Commission for Biblical Studies
1915, Dec. 6
Cardinal-priest, titular church of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme
1915, Oct. 1
Major Penitentiary (until 1918, March 11)
1917, Sept. 15
Member of the Pontifical Commission for the interpretation of the Code of Canon Law
1918, March 12
Prefect of the Sacra Congregatio de Propaganda Fide
1918, March 22
Member of the S. Congregation “Pro Ecclesia Orientali”
1918, March 22
President of the Pontifical Seminary of SS. Peter and Paul for the foreign missions
1918, May 19
Ordination as a bishop by Benedict XV; Titular Archbishop of Caesarea in Mauretania
1919, March 11
Member of the S. Congregation for Seminaries and Universities
1922, Dec. 11
Cardinalium Collegii Camerario (for one year)
1924, July 2
Papal Legate to the 27th International Eucharistic Congress in Amsterdam, 22-27 July
1931, Jan. 30
Member of the S. Congregation of the Rites
1932, Aug. 18-21
Papal Legate to the Scandinavian Eucharistic Congress in Copenhagen
1932, Aug. 30
Died in Maastricht; buried on September 3 at Wittem
Main sources:AAS; H. Wolf (Hrsg.), Prosopographie, Band 2, Paderborn 2005, 1277
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