https://gofund.me/1afee0b4 Our son Michael continues to work thru his digestive and hernia issues. He has some rough https://naturheilpraxis-hauri.ch/ nights and, of course, that means rough nights for us too. I just came back from confession right now and had a great conversation with the Priest. He really lifted me up so I am hopeful that …
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Give me the scoop on John VI. Born at Ephesus around the year 655, John VI was elected almost two months after the death of St. Sergius I. Due to the declining Byzantine Empire, territories in and around Rome were attacked by Gisulf, a duke of the Lombard Kingdom. John VI, being a savvy and …
Give me the scoop on Martin I. A native of Tuscany and of noble birth, Martin was known from an early age for being very intelligent and a standout student. As his life went on, he became highly educated and was also acclaimed for his charity to the poor. Prior to being pope, Martin followed …
Give me the scoop on Theodore I. Theodore’s father had been a bishop and was a native of Jerusalem, but Theodore himself was born Greek. The vacancy after John IV’s was short, since papal elections were now confirmed by the Exarch (the emperor’s representative) in Ravenna instead of having to come all the way from …
Give me the scoop on Boniface. Boniface IV’s father was a doctor named Johannes, and he was born in the province of Valeria in the Byzantine Empire. Prior to being pope, he served, like the Boniface before him, as a deacon under Gregory the Great. Confusion remains as to which Boniface Gregory liked best. He …
Give me the scoop on Vigilius. Pope Vigilius is a rare case, having been one of the only popes to have been an antipope prior to being consecrated legitimately as a successor of Peter. Though elected and enthroned on March 29, 537, he wasn’t recognized by the Roman clergy as true pope until after Silverius’ …
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How do we know he was pope? St. Irenaeus (seriously, good thing he wrote this stuff down…) identified St. Telesphorus as Pope No. 8 and the seventh successor of St. Peter in Adversus haeresis (“Against Heresy”). Give me the scoop on Telesphorus. He was born in Terranuova, a little town on the tip of Italy’s …