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'''Pope John Paul I''' (born '''Alberto Luciani''') (October 17, 1912 – September 28, 1978) succeeded [[Pope Paul VI]] and preceded [[Pope John Paul II]].

'''Pope John Paul I''' (born '''Alberto Luciani''') (October 17, 1912 – September 28, 1978) succeeded [[Pope Paul VI]] and preceded [[Pope John Paul II]].

He took his name by combining the name of his two immediate predecessors, Paul VI and [[Pope John XXIII]]. The last Italian-born Pope to date, he was the Vicar of Christ (the title given to the Pope) for only 30 days before dying of a heart attack in his sleep, though [[conspiracy theory|conspiracy theories]] continue to allege that he was [[assassination|assassinated]].

He took his name by combining the name of his two immediate predecessors, Paul VI and [[Pope John XXIII]]. The last Italian-born Pope to date, he was the [[Vicar]] of Christ (the title given to the Pope) for only 30 days before dying of a heart attack in his sleep, though [[conspiracy theory|conspiracy theories]] continue to allege that he was [[assassination|assassinated]].

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