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St. Eleutherius: Quick Facts

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Born Nicopolis Actia • Greece
Died May 24, 189 • Rome • Italy
Title / Office pope (175-189)
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Saint Julius I
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St. Peter the Apostle
St. Peter the Apostle
Christian Apostle
St. Damasus I
St. Damasus I
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Pope Leo I
St. Leo I
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Donation of Constantine
St. Sylvester I
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St. Clement I
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Saint Zosimus
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Liberius
Liberius
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St. Dionysius
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Saint Simplicius
Italian saint
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St. Stephen I
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St. Callixtus I
St. Callixtus I
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St. Victor I
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Saint Siricius
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St. Sixtus II
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Saint Sixtus III
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St. Fabian
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Saint Innocent I
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Saint Pontian
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St. Zephyrinus
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