BONIFACE IVConsecrated Pantheon to worship of God 615ST. Claimed supreme papal authority 461ST. Rome at theological odds with Constantinople 440ST. Composed 'Gloria in Excelsis' 136ST. BENEDICT II Gave his wealth to poor 685JOHN V Syrian. Imperial persecutions led to mass exodus from Rome 251ST. Encouraged Spain's fight against Muslims 715ST. Probably poisoned 913LANDO Man of good character. "Babylonian Captivity" lasted 70 years 1316JOHN XXII French. First St. Pope between sixtus iii and hilarious jokes. Peter's built 336ST. CELESTINE I St. Patrick goes to Ireland 432ST. Hundred Years War (between France and England) made another Crusade impossible 1342CLEMENT VI French.
PAUL I Visited prisons, released debtors 768STEPHEN IV Unable to control blood-thirsty subordinates 772ADRIAN ICharlemagne, king of Franks, defeats Lombards. Emperor Henry III, on his deathbed, entrusted him with the empire 1057STEPHEN IX Lorrainer. Theologically, Saint Peter, whom Christ had made the principal apostle, had gone to Rome. Constantinpole falls to Turks 1455CALIXTUS III Spaniard. GREGORY I (THE GREAT)Social overhaul of Europe. Muhammad (570-632) builds following 640SEVERINUS Fought with Emperor Heraclus in East 640JOHN IV Croatian. Two factors combined to cause the Bishop of Rome's position to be unique in the Catholic Church: Politically, the Bishop of Rome was chief pastor of the capital of the ancient world. Deported to mines of Sardinia, where he died 235ST. Sainted pope after sixtus iii. Shifted papal residence to Avignon. Sold papal crown and gave proceeds to charity 1978JOHN PAUL I First pope in a millennium to refuse to wear crown. Died of heart attack after 33 days 1978JOHN PAUL II Polish. Returned to Rome 1378URBAN VI Last noncardinal elected pope 1389BONIFACE IX Blatent nepotism.
Most infamous pope in history. Resisted new emperor in East 731ST. ADRIAN III Killed on way to see Emperor Charles in Germany 885STEPHEN VI Old empire of Charlemagne breaks into pieces 891FORMOSUS His corpse was put on trial, found guilty of perjury, mutilated 896BONIFACE VI Died of gout after 15 days 896STEPHEN VII Killed by a furious mob for trial of Formosus' decayed corpse 897ROMANUS Served three months, maybe poisoned 897THEODORE II Served 20 days. Fought with Eastern Church 1118GELASIUS IIImprisoned after election. VITALIANEngland adopts Roman date of Easter. Legitimacy is open to question 1045BENEDICT IX Elected again for a short time 1045GREGORY VI Bought papacy from Benedict, then was deposed by emperor 1046CLEMENT II Saxon. CELESTINE V Incompetent. Declared second Crusade 1153ANASTASIUS IV Made peace with Roman senate 1154ADRIAN IVEnglish.
Died of malaria at age 27 999SYLVESTER II French. Gestures toward East came to nothing 1272GREGORY X The Holy See was vacant for three years until the people threatened to starve cardinals 1276INNOCENT V Spread Christianity to Mongolia, baptised the Great Khan's ambassadors 1276ADRIAN V Lasted just 39 days 1276JOHN XXIPortuguese. Asserted papal claims as Roman (Western) Empire collapsed 417ST. SIXTUS III Erected, embellished churches. SIRICIUS First to use term 'pope' from the Greek, for father. One of 12 apostles, witness to the Resurrection 67 ST. LINUS Created first 15 bishops 76 ST. CLETUS Martyr 88ST.
AGAPITUS I Went to Constantinople to control Byzantine Emperor Justinian, but poisoned by Justinian's wife 536ST. Pro-French policies aliented Italians 1285HONORIUS IV Strong supporter of Dominicans and Franciscans 1288NICHOLAS IVCrusades formally end (1291) Catholicism established in China 1294ST. LEO IICelebrated for devotion to poor 684ST. Papal States dissolved. Excommunicated the emperor, then was forced to flee 1119CALIXTUS II French. First monarchical episcopate. Declared every creature on Earth is subject to pope 1303BENEDICT XIScholarly but weak, controlled by French king. May have been murdered 1012BENEDICT VIII Used armed force to crush revolts. Turned Attila the Hun back from Rome. Pushed reform and spiritual renewal of church 1130INNOCENT II An antipope drove him from Rome twice 1143CELESTINE II Tried to end war between England and Scotland 1144LUCIUS II Political strife in Rome. MARKInstituted the pallium, a woolen vestment worn around neck, still worn by the pope 337ST. LEO I (THE GREAT)Watershed papacy. 1227GREGORY IXCanonized St. Francis. Spent papal treasury on huge excesses.
GREGORY II Sent mission to Germany. First pope to abdicate. Rome beginning to emerge as major Christian center 140ST. Built Rome's Spanish Steps 1730CLEMENT XII Beautified Rome, building famous Trevi Fountain. DEUSDEDIT IAttended to lepers and plague sufferers 619BONIFACE VEstablished principle of Church 'sanctuary' for those seeking refuge from persecution 625HONORIUS I Sent missionaries all over the world. Decapitated on the pontifical chair 257ST. Jesuits founded 1550JULES III Catholics suspect Jews of aiding Protestants 1555MARCELLUS IIAmbitious reform program to fight nepotism and excess, but died of stroke after 21 days 1555PAUL IV Created Index of Forbidden Books, restricted Roman Jews to ghettos 1560PIUS IVReconvened Council of Trent to restore order and morality 1566ST PIUS V Enforced Council of Trent's decrees, excommunicated Elizabeth of England 1572GREGORY XIII Reformed calendar known now as the Gregorian. VICTOR I First African pope. ANASTASIUS I Strict. Elected suddenly when he went to Rome to pay homage. Brought peace to Italy and the church.
ALEXANDER IInstitution of holy water and prescription that Communion wafers be made of unleavened bread 115ST. AGATHORestored relations between Roman and Byzantine rulers 682ST. Vatican Council II set church on new course, emphasizing dignity of all human beings 1963PAUL VICondemnation of birth control overshadowed reform-minded pontificate. BONIFACE I Strong advocate of papal authority. 963LEO VIII Elected after John XII was deposed. Nepotism returns 1724BENEDICT XIIIPersonally sincere, but papacy derailed by corrupt associates. URBAN I Martyr 230ST. Under attack from Saracens, Turks in the East, and in Spain 705JOHN VIIEmperor Justinian II slaughters many Italians 708SISSINNIUS Syrian. Thrown into the sea with an anchor around his neck 97 ST. EVARISTUS Greek.
CORNELIUS First schism, with election of first antipope, Novatian 253ST. Plague and food shortages hinder Rome 1591INNOCENT IX Died after two months 1592CLEMENT VIII Increased severity of Inquisition. Poisoned 985JOHN XV First pope to canonize a saint (Ulric). Probably a refugee from Arab invasions in Middle East 686CONON Greek. 32-year pontificate 1878LEO XIII First pope to attempt to reconcile the church with the modern world 1903ST. It was first used by Pope Siricius in the fourth century.
Tried in vain to bring peace to Europe 867ADRIAN IICrowned Alfred the Great, first English king blessed in Rome 872JOHN VIII When poison didn't kill him quickly, he was bludgeoned to death with a hammer 882MARINUS I First bishop of another diocese elected Bishop of Rome. Concordat of Worms proclaimed sole right of the pope to nominate bishops 1124HONORIUS II Peaceful interlude. Power collapsed and he fled. Possibly poisoned 884ST.
Briefly returned to Rome. JULIUS I Decided the church should celebrate Christmas on Dec. 25 352LIBERIUS First pope not granted sainthood 366ST. His ministry - including strengthening the other apostles and their successors, the bishops, in faith, and speaking for the whole church - was not intended to end with his death. Pope recognized as head of world's bishops 535ST. The last Greek pope, established ties with Frankish kingdom 752STEPHEN II Served one day, then died 752STEPHEN III Broke with Byzantine Empire. FELIX IV Goths assume heavy hand in papal elections 530ST. Anarchy in Rome 1406GREGORY XII Last pope to abdicate 1417MARTIN VElection ended Western schism. Last of the antipopes, Felix V, abdicates 1447NICHOLAS V First Renaissance pope. Established the Spanish Inquisition 1484INNOCENT VIII Papal States in anarchy 1492ALEXANDER VI Spaniard. The Bishop of Rome also is Patriarch of the West and "Servant of the Servants of God" or universal pastor of the Church. Promoted reform 1585SIXTUS VRequired bishops to visit Rome every five years, a practice still in force 1590URBAN VII Died of malaria after 12 days 1590GREGORY XIV Unpopular.
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