Pope John XXIIJ

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His Holiness John XXIIJ

Arms of John XXIIJ

Early Life

Pope John XXIIJ was born on 15 June 1930 as Tomás Ximénez d'Urreya in Águilas, Murcia, Aragon on the border with Andalucía in Castile as an Isidorian Rite Catholic. His family's surname ultimately comes from a founding dynasty of the Kingdom of Sobrarbe in the north of the country and is one of the eight great houses of Aragon ("as Ueito Casas Grans d'Aragón"), while on his mother's side he has English ancestry as there was a bustling and vibrant English community in the city as a result of the Napoleonic Wars, a fact which he is very proud of and attributes his anglophilia to.

Time as Pope

He closed the Vatican Council in 1990. During the recent Florida War, he asked believers of the faith to pray for a "clean outcome" to the war. After the two nuclear warheads were detonated, he strongly supported the Commonwealth in "ending the tyranny that is Florida-Carribea."

Preceded by: Pope Gregory XVIJ

Pope/Bishop of Rome 1990-2010

Heir: TBD