Denis du Moulin, born Pierre Denis is a french pseudo-cardinal of the 15th century.
Denis du Moulin was married and entered the ecclesiastical state after the death of his wife. He was Canon of the cathedrals of Reims, Embrun, Chartres and Albi and chantre of the Cathedral of Vienna. He was appointed Archbishop of Toulouse in 1422. In 1439 he became Bishop of Paris and Patriarch of Antioch. He was Advisor of King Charles VII of France, Ambassador to Savoy and supported the schism of antipope Felix.
The antipope Félix V created him cardinal priest in the consistory of November 12, 1440. It is believed that he resigned his promotion.
Denis du Moulin was married and entered the ecclesiastical state after the death of his wife. He was Canon of the cathedrals of Reims, Embrun, Chartres and Albi and chantre of the Cathedral of Vienna. He was appointed Archbishop of Toulouse in 1422. In 1439 he became Bishop of Paris and Patriarch of Antioch. He was Advisor of King Charles VII of France, Ambassador to Savoy and supported the schism of antipope Felix.
The antipope Félix V created him cardinal priest in the consistory of November 12, 1440. It is believed that he resigned his promotion.
Denis du Moulin, born Pierre Denis is a french pseudo-cardinal of the 15th century.
Denis du Moulin was married and entered the ecclesiastical state after the death of his wife. He was Canon of the cathedrals of Reims, Embrun, Chartres and Albi and chantre of the Cathedral of Vienna. He was appointed Archbishop of Toulouse in 1422. In 1439 he became Bishop of Paris and Patriarch of Antioch. He was Advisor of King Charles VII of France, Ambassador to Savoy and supported the schism of antipope Felix.
The antipope Félix V created him cardinal priest in the consistory of November 12, 1440. It is believed that he resigned his promotion.
Denis du Moulin was married and entered the ecclesiastical state after the death of his wife. He was Canon of the cathedrals of Reims, Embrun, Chartres and Albi and chantre of the Cathedral of Vienna. He was appointed Archbishop of Toulouse in 1422. In 1439 he became Bishop of Paris and Patriarch of Antioch. He was Advisor of King Charles VII of France, Ambassador to Savoy and supported the schism of antipope Felix.
The antipope Félix V created him cardinal priest in the consistory of November 12, 1440. It is believed that he resigned his promotion.
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