'Pope' Paul VI, born as Giovanni Battista Enrico Antonio Maria Montini on 26 September 1897, was elected on June 21, 1963 to his death in 1978. Promulgating the documents of the Second Vatican Council started by John XXIII, he promoted false ecumenism and modernism. He announced a renewed worldwide mission to "spread the message of Christ" and instituted a new order of the Mass, a source of liturgical abuse which most sedevacantist theologians consider invalid and idolatrous. This 'pope' abolished the oath against modernism, sold off the papal tiara, and made other radical changes which are heavily criticized by adherents of Catholic tradition.

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