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Saint Boniface I: Quick Facts

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Born Rome • Italy
Died September 4, 422 • Rome • Italy
Title / Office pope (418-422)
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Saint Eugenius I
pope
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Benedict VI
pope
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Alexander II
pope
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John XIV
pope
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Benedict III
pope
Alexander III
Alexander III
pope
Innocent II, detail from a mosaic, 12th century; in the apse of the basilica of Sta. Maria in Trastevere, Rome
Innocent II
pope
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Saint Symmachus
pope
Liberius
Liberius
pope
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Benedict IX
pope
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Sergius III
pope
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Paschal II
pope
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Blessed Victor III
pope
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Sergius II
pope
St. Callixtus I
St. Callixtus I
pope
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Sylvester III
pope or antipope
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Gelasius II
pope
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Leo VIII
pope
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St. Cornelius
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Boniface VII
antipope

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