Pius VI was the name given to the sixth pope who led the Roman Catholic Church during the late 18th century. As the leader of the church, Pius VI was highly regarded for his piety, holiness, and devotion, thus earning him the nickname "the Holy Pope." Other synonyms for Pius VI include Papa Pio VI in Italian, Pape Pie VI in French, and Papst Pius VI in German. He is also sometimes referred to as Giovanni Angelo Braschi, his birth name. Regardless of how he is referred to, his significance in the history of the Roman Catholic Church is undeniable.