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- Pope Siricius (737 bytes)
1: ...author of two decrees concerning [[clerical celibacy]].
3: ...omote himself. He was the first Pope to issue [[decretal]]s.
5: ...tion of the Church, and the handling of various factions and viewpoints within it.
11: Predecessor=[[Pope Damasus I|Saint Damasus I]]|
12: Successor=[[Pope Anastasius I|Saint Anastasius I]]|Dat... - Pope Innocent I (2364 bytes)
1: ...s father's entry to the clergy, let alone his papacy).
3: ...us|Honorius]] at [[Ravenna]] at the time of the sack in [[410]].
5: ...]] [[Africa]] held in [[Carthage]] in [[416]], which had been sent to him, and also writing in the sa...
7: ...d [[Victor]], [[martyr]]s, on [[July 28]]. His successor was [[pope Zosimus|Zosimus]].
9: See also: list of [[Pope Innocent|popes named Innocent]] - Pope Zosimus (7180 bytes)
2: ...Rome]], where at his death the clergy were very much divided.
4: ...e family was of Jewish origin, but this cannot be certain.
6: ...ging with him a certificate of identity from Patroclus.
8: ...ispute, however, was not settled until the pontificate of [[Pope Leo I]].
10: ...of the Church, and protected the truth of the Church against error. - Pope Celestine I (1881 bytes)
1: '''Saint Celestine I''' was [[pope]] from [[422]] to [[432]]...
3: ...[416]], where he is spoken of as Celestine the Deacon.
5: ... bishops, to those of [[Illyria]], of [[Thessalonica]], and of [[Narbonne]], are extant in retranslat...
7: ...of his predecessors, and is recognized by the church as a saint.
9: ...body, subsequently moved, lies now in the [[Basilica di Santa Prassede]]. - Pope Leo I (11553 bytes)
1: ...n the centralization of the government of the Church.
5: ...n [[Aetius]] and [[Albinus]], the two highest officials in [[Gaul]].
7: ...r the centralization of the government of the Church.
11: ... errors; he wrote to rebuke this culpable negligence, and required a solemn [[abjuration]] before a [...
13: ...hristians against them. His efforts led to the edict of [[Valentinian III]] against them ([[June 19]]... - Pope Hilarius (5932 bytes)
1: ...from [[461]] to [[February 28]], [[468]]). He was canonized as Saint Hilarius after his death.
3: ...] probably [[November 17]], [[461]], and was consecrated [[November 19]], [[461]] and died on [[Febru...
5: ...ights of the Roman See and vigorously opposed the condemnation of
6: ... to the pontiff the news of the result of the council.
8: ... be alienated until a synod had examined into the cause of sale. - Pope Simplicius (994 bytes)
1: ...known of him is derived from the ''[[Liber Pontificalis]].''
3: ... last Western [[Roman Emperor]]. Odoacer made few changes in the administration at Rome, firmly in th...
5: His [[Calendar of saints|Feast day]] is [[10 March]].
8: Predecessor=[[Pope Hilarius|Saint Hilarius]]|
9: Successor=[[Pope Felix III|Saint Felix III]]|Dates=468... - Pope Benedict I (1602 bytes)
1: '''Benedict I''' (died [[July 30]] [[579]]) was [[pope]] fro...
3: ...val of the imperial confirmation of Benedict's election on [[2 June]], [[575]]. He reigned four years...
5: ...fteen [[priest]]s and three [[deacon]]s, and consecrated twenty-one [[bishop]]s.
7: ...cy]] survive from Benedict's reign, and perhaps because of the disruption of the Lombards in [[Italy]...
10: Predecessor=[[Pope John III|John III]]| - Pope Boniface III (3651 bytes)
1: ...n to the organization of the [[Roman Catholic Church]].
3: ...all the parties while still retaining the confidence of the emperor.
5: ...hat he was serious in his desire to keep papal elections free.
7: ...n I]] who had given legal recognition to the primacy of the Roman pontiff.
9: Boniface III was buried in [[St. Peter's Basilica]], [[Rome]], on [[November 12]], [[607]]. - Pope Boniface IV (5099 bytes)
1: '''Boniface IV''' (''ca''. [[550]] – [[May 25]] [[615]]) was [[pop...
3: ... He was consecrated on either [[25 August]] ([[Duchesne]]) or [[15 September]] ([[Jaff靝) in 608. ...
5: ...ispensator'', that is, the first official in connection with the administration of the patrimonies.
7: ...o have been removed from the [[Catacombs]] and placed in a porphyry basin beneath the high altar.
9: ...), questionable by [[Haddan]] and [[Stubbs]] (Councils, III, 65), and genuine by Jaff頛Regest. RR. P... - Pope Boniface V (3289 bytes)
1: '''Boniface V''' (died [[October 25]], [[625]]) was [[pope]] from [[619]] to ...
3: ...ree by which churches became places of refuge for criminals.
5: ...anced towards Rome, but before he could reach the city, he was slain by his own troops.
7: ...hose chief distinction was his great love for the clergy.
9: ...rsion of her consort (Bede, [[Historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum|H.E.]], II, vii, viii, x, xi). - Pope Sisinnius (597 bytes)
1: ...before he died he consecrated a bishop for [[Corsica]].
3: Pope Sisinnius was buried in [[St. Peter's Basilica]].
6: Predecessor=[[Pope John VII|John VII]]|
7: Successor=[[Pope Constantine|Constantine]]|Dates=708}} - Pope Adrian II (1929 bytes)
1: ...an family, and became pope in [[867]], at an advanced age.
3: ...e attitude of his predecessor [[Pope Nicholas I|Nicholas I]]. [[Lothar]], king of [[Lorraine]], died ...
5: ...ject of the jurisdiction over the [[Bulgarian church]].
7: ...adviser, and Arsenius's son [[Anastasius Bibliothecarius|Anastasius]], the librarian.
9: ...ter were still living at his election. They were carried off and assassinated by Anastasius's brothe... - Pope Marinus I (1000 bytes)
1: ...s I''' (or '''Martin II'''), [[Pope]] between [[December 16]], [[882]]- [[May 15]], [[884]].
3: ...ng of Photius. He died in May or June 884, his successor being [[Pope Adrian III|Adrian III]].
6: Predecessor=[[Pope John VIII|John VIII]]|
7: Successor=[[Pope Adrian III|Saint Adrian III]]|Dates=8... - Pope Formosus (4107 bytes)
2: ...uaded [[Charles the Bald]], King of France, to be crowned by the pope.
4: ...ver to return to Rome or exercise his priestly functions.
6: ...[[885]]-[[891]]), Formosus was elected Pope on [[October 6]] [[891]].
8: ... the [[France|French]] crown, the pope sided with Charles.
10: ...lysis]] on the way and was unable to continue the campaign. - Pope Stephen VII (1936 bytes)
3: ... the house of [[Spoleto]], that contested the papacy at the time.
5: ... right hand, clad in the garb of a layman, and quickly buried; it was then re-exhumed and thrown in t...
7: ... of [[897]] by renouncing their broader claims in central [[Italy]], the outrage ended in Stephen's i...
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15: {{Catholic}} - Pope Theodore II (608 bytes)
1: ...sus, which had been thrown in the [[Tiber]] and recovered near Porto, reburied in St. Peter's.
4: Predecessor=[[Pope Romanus|Romanus]]|
5: Successor=[[Pope John IX|John IX]]|Dates=897}} - Pope Sergius III (3716 bytes)
1: ...ameless whore..[who] exercised power on the Roman citizenry like a man" and her daughter [[Marozia]],...
3: ...most of the surviving documentation about Sergius comes from his opponents.
5: ...jected him in 903/4. They then invited Sergius to come out of retirement. His return is marked as [[J...
7: ...again, and beheaded. He even went so far as to place a laudatory remark on Stephen VII's tombstone.
9: ... the first pope to be pictured wearing the triple-crowned [[Papal tiara]]. - Pope Lando (857 bytes)
1: ...out 6 months later in either [[February]] or [[March]] of [[914]]. He was born in [[Sabine|Sabina]], ...
3: ... He had been the last pope to use a papal name which had not been used before until [[Pope John Paul ...
6: Predecessor=[[Pope Anastasius III|Anastasius III]]|
7: Successor=[[Pope John X|John X]]|Dates=913–914}} - Pope John XII (3611 bytes)
1: ... son of [[Alberic II]], whom he succeeded as patrician of Rome in [[954]], being then only eighteen y...
3: ...s said to have made a byword of reproach with his civil dignities.
5: ...eled against him from ''[[Patrologia Latina]]'' includes:
6: ...e canonical hours nor did he make the sign of the cross''."
8: ...] of [[Germany]], to whom he granted the imperial crown on [[February 2]], [[962]].
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