Saint Julius I: Quick Facts

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Born	Rome • Italy
Died	April 12, 352
Title / Office	pope (337-352)
Role In	Council of Sardica

Pope Leo I

St. Leo I

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St. Clement I

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Saint Simplicius

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Saint Sixtus III

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Saint Celestine I

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Saint Boniface I

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Saint Anastasius I

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Saint Mark

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St. Peter the Apostle

St. Peter the Apostle

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Gregory VII excommunicating Henry IV

St. Gregory VII

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St. Gregory the Great

St. Gregory the Great

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Innocent III

Innocent III

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John XXIII

St. John XXIII

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Pius IX

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Pius XII

Pius XII

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Boniface VIII

Boniface VIII

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Paul III

Paul III

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Leo X

Leo X

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Pope Paul VI stands behind microphones with both arms raised, wearing white papal robes and glasses, during a public appearance in Geneva.

St. Paul VI

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Pope Leo XIII seated in formal papal robes and cape, wearing a cross necklace, facing forward, in a black and white portrait from 1878.

Leo XIII

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Holy week. Easter. Valladolid. Procession of Nazarenos carry a cross during the Semana Santa (Holy week before Easter) in Valladolid, Spain. Good Friday

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