Lenny Belardo (Pius XIII)

Lenny Belardo, also Pius XIII (Latin: Pius, Italian: Pio) was the head of the Roman Catholic Church and sovereign of the city-state of Vatican City. He was the first American pope and the youngest in recent history, elected by the College of Cardinals at only 47 years of age. Prior to his election, was a Cardinal and the Archbishop of New York. After less than a year in office, Pius fell into a coma after his first public appearance, at St. Mark's Square in Venice, Italy. This caused great confusion among Catholics and the Roman Curia, who eventually decided to elect another Pope, Francis II, and then John Paul III.

Pius is known to have performed miracles, and is regarded by many as a "living saint."