Edit Saints: St. Paschal

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'''St. Paschal I, Pope''' from 817 to 824, is remembered for his devotion to the saints, his efforts in church building, and his protection of the Roman clergy from the political turmoil of the time<ref name="newadvent.org">www.newadvent.org</ref>. He is particularly noted for the translation of many relics to Rome, including those of St. Cecilia, enhancing the veneration of saints within the Church<ref name="catholic.org">www.catholic.org</ref>. His reign was also marked by his charitable actions towards the poor and his commitment to the liturgical life of the Church<ref name="wikipedia.org">en.wikipedia.org</ref>. ==Biography== === Birth === Paschal I was born in Rome in the early 9th century, with the exact date unknown<ref name="catholic.org"/>. === Early Life === Little is known of his early life, but he was likely educated in Rome for ecclesiastical service<ref name="newadvent.org"/>. === Occupation === Before becoming Pope, Paschal was a prominent member of the Roman clergy<ref name="wikipedia.org"/>. === Vocation === He was elected Pope in 817, succeeding Stephen IV<ref name="newadvent.org"/>. His papacy focused on reinforcing the spiritual and liturgical life of the Church. === Death === He died on February 11, 824, in Rome from natural causes<ref name="catholic.org"/>. ==Significant events== * Translated numerous relics to Rome, including those of St. Cecilia<ref name="catholic.org"/>. * Known for his construction of churches, notably Santa Cecilia in Trastevere<ref name="wikipedia.org"/>. * Protected the Roman clergy from imperial interference<ref name="newadvent.org"/>. == Death == St. Paschal I died peacefully, surrounded by the Church he served, in Rome. ==Canonization== === Servant of God === St. Paschal I was not formally recognized as a Servant of God through modern processes; his immediate veneration post-death was customary for early Popes<ref name="catholic.org"/>. ===Venerable=== Not applicable