A sunrise or noon Natal chart might be interesting.
I don't know how useful an 'Event' chart would be since a time is necessary. After I googled his name, it's became evident it's never been absolutely determined what hour he passed or the actual date, was it the night of Sept 28th, 1978 ? or early morning Sept 29th '78 ? Although the records show he had a heart attack, no post mortem examination was done to confirm COD & possible time of death.
His 33 day Papal reign was brief indeed. The circumstances surrounding his death have always generated more questions then answers.
We do have a time, as it was quoted by a very well researched book on the mysterious and untimley death of this man.
My charts include both the 4:45AM on the early AM of the 29th of Sept. and based upon interviews.,
as the Nun found the Pope in distress obviously "dying" at the 4:45AM time,
and then at 5AM when he was pronounced dead by the next in charge in the Vatican, the Secty. of state who is the one that the suspicion lies around. I believe that's on page 2 of this link.
But as for the charts or whether it's appropriate for the forum, it's your call.
Excerpt from the Book:
http://www.crc-internet.org/oct84.htm
HE DID LOOK INTO IT, SO HE WILL DIE
«The same morning, after a light breakfast of coffee, croissant and rolls, Luciani was at his desk before 8.00 am. There was much to be done.» It was September 28th. Let us pass over the minor details. «After the morning audiences Luciani had a meeting with Cardinal Baggio. He had arrived at a number of decisions and was now about to impart two of them to Baggio.»
«The first was the problem of Cardinal John Cody of Chicago. Luciani had decided that Cody must be removed.» The Cardinal Prefect of the Congregation for the Clergy made no objection to that. «Baggio was delighted; finally the situation had been resolved.
«He was less than pleased with the next decision at which Luciani had arrived. Venice was without a Patriarch. Baggio was offered the job... There were several reasons why the Pope had concluded that Baggio should move from Rome to Venice. Not least of these was one particular name on the list of Masons which Luciani had received - Baggio, Masonic name Seba, Lodge number 85/2640. Enrolled on August 14th, 1957.
«The meeting between Baggio and Luciani has been described to me as "a very violent argument with the violence and anger entirely deriving from His Eminence. The Holy Father remained calm".»
The other important meeting that day took place towards the end of the afternoon after two telephone conversations, the first of which had been with Cardinal Felici who was at Padua and the second with Cardinal Benelli. He had told Felici of the difficult confrontation he had had with Baggio, whose refusal to accept Venice had nevertheless surprised him, and he had spoken to Cardinal Benelli about his next appointment, which he would make known to
the Secretary of State, Jean Villot, that same evening. These are things one does not forget
Leomoon
P.S. - I did find his time of birth on Astrotheme a French site who is big on Europeans and especially the Popes and statistics.
