Pope Benedict XV (Eminent person)

Pope Benedict XV, born Giacomo della Chiesa in 1854, served as the head of the Catholic Church from 1914 to 1922. He is known for his efforts to promote peace and aid during World War I, urging countries to cease fighting and providing humanitarian assistance to war victims. His leadership focused on neutrality and diplomacy, attempting to alleviate suffering and foster reconciliation. Benedict XV also worked to improve the Church's relations with other religious and political groups. His papacy is remembered for his moral leadership and dedicated efforts to peace during a tumultuous period in history.