page_title: Cum his superioribus annis
hierarchical_section_title: Cum his superioribus annis
caption_attribution_description: Español: Retrato del eclesiástico español Alfonso de Borja y Cavanilles (1378-1458), que posteriormente llegaría a ser papa de la Iglesia Católica con el nombre de Calixto III.Català: Retrat d'Alfons de Borja com a papa Calixt III, obra de Joan de Joanes (1510-1579) de la sèrie de prelats valencians de la catedral de València. Pintura sobre guadamassil, 83 x 56 cm.
context_page_description: Cum his superioribus annis is a papal bull issued by Pope Callixtus III on 29 June 1456.
  Callixtus addressed the clergy of all Christendom and exhorted them by prayers, fasting and penance to "return to the Lord, that He may again return to us". He also ordered processions in each diocese on the first Sunday of each month to pray for the defeat of the threatened Ottoman invasion. Every priest was ordered by Callixtus to recite the following prayer: "Almighty, ever-lasting God, to whom all power belongs, and in whose hand are the rights of all nations, protect Thy Christian people and crush by Thy power the pagans who trust in their fierceness". Indulgences were granted and Callixtus further ordered that in every church, between noon and vespers, one or more bells should be rung for the angelus, with three "Our Fathers" and "Hail Marys" recited.
context_section_description: Cum his superioribus annis is a papal bull issued by Pope Callixtus III on 29 June 1456.
  Callixtus addressed the clergy of all Christendom and exhorted them by prayers, fasting and penance to "return to the Lord, that He may again return to us". He also ordered processions in each diocese on the first Sunday of each month to pray for the defeat of the threatened Ottoman invasion. Every priest was ordered by Callixtus to recite the following prayer: "Almighty, ever-lasting God, to whom all power belongs, and in whose hand are the rights of all nations, protect Thy Christian people and crush by Thy power the pagans who trust in their fierceness". Indulgences were granted and Callixtus further ordered that in every church, between noon and vespers, one or more bells should be rung for the angelus, with three "Our Fathers" and "Hail Marys" recited.
caption: Pope Callixtus III
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