Saint Caius (Pope and Martyr)
Originally from Dalmatia and a relative of Emperor Diocletian, Pope Caius governed the Church for twelve years during a period of bloody per…
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Originally from Dalmatia and a relative of Emperor Diocletian, Pope Caius governed the Church for twelve years during a period of bloody per…
A native of Tuscany, Lucius I succeeded Saint Cornelius as pope in 252. After experiencing exile under Emperor Gallus, he returned to Rome w…
Successor to Saint Alexander I in 117, Sixtus I was a Roman pope who fought against Gnostic heresy and structured ecclesiastical discipline.…
Saints depicted with papal insignia: Saint Caius (Pope and Martyr), Saint Lucius I (Pope) and Saint Sixtus I (Pope).