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It is folly to live in Rome and strive with the pope?
The pope is the head of Rome and he therefore wields quite a lot of power. The saying therefore implies that you cannot strive with a person that is more powerful than you are.
Why is the pope in Alexandria considered more important than the pope in Rome?
The pope in Alexandria is only considered more important than the pope in Rome by members of the Orthodox Church, particularly the Coptic Orthodox Church.
Where did Pope St Hyginus live?
A:We know almost nothing about Pope Hyginus other than uncertain traditions. He is included in Ireneus' list of popes, but the same list includes first-century popes who probably never existed. It is also possible that Pope St. Hyginus did not exist, but if he did he would have lived in Rome.
How long did Saint Peter live in Rome?
Peter is considered the first pope even though the term 'pope' did not come into common usage until much later. Whether Peter was in Jerusalem, Antioch, Rome or elsewhere, he is still considered the first pope. Later, as the Church grew and a hierarchy developed. the Church established its headquarters in Rome as Rome was considered the center of the world at the time. It had good roads reaching out to the vast empire as well as ships that plied the Mediterranean. Missionaries could reach anywhere in the known world from Rome.Tradition holds that Peter was first in Rome about the year AD44. He remained there until AD49 when Claudius expelled all the Jews from that city and for a time ruled the Church from Antioch and was the bishop of that city. In the year AD54 he returned to Rome when Nero lifted the ban. He remained there until his martyrdom in about 65- 67. For more information, read the information provided at this link.As the pope was the highest ranking Church authority in Rome, he was automatically consider the Bishop of Rome. From 1309 until 1377 popes reigned from Avignon in France. No matter, the pope was still the pope. Once the situation was resolved, the papacy returned to Rome and the pope again resumed his position as the Bishop of Rome along with his title of Pope.Even today, should Pope Francis make the unlikely decision to move the Church headquarters to, say, Buenos Aires, Argentina, he would still be Pope and the assigned Bishop of Rome would simply be the Bishop of Rome. The Pope would be the Bishop of Buenos Aires as well as pope of the Universal Church. The Church has ample evidence that Peter did rule from Rome at some time.But even if he had never stepped foot in the city, he was still the Pope. Being Bishop of Rome is not a prerequisite for the papacy. By default, if the pope is headquartered in Rome, he is also the bishop of that diocese.
Do lice live anywhere else than hair?
Yes, body lice live anywhere clothing is tighter and closer to the body.
Do dingoes live anywhere else other than deserts?
yes they live in the bush as well
Who was the fourth Roman pope?
Another answer from our community:Pope St. Clement I (called CLEMENS ROMANUS to distinguish him from the Alexandrian) was the fourth pope of the Catholic Church.
A sentence with the word pope?
The pope is the spiritual leader of the Catholic Church.
How long can you be pope?
There's no actual limit, other than the natural limitation of human lifespan and the fact that at least in modern times most popes aren't elected until they're at least well into middle age (the average age at coronation of popes since the 1500s has been over 60; John Paul II, who was elected at 58, was considered to be unusually young for the position).
When did Pope Clement IV die?
Clement is listed by Irenaeus and Tertullian as Bishop of Rome, holding office from 92 to his death in 99. He is considered to be the first Apostolic Father of the Church. While the term pope did not come into use until many years later and the hierarchy of the Church was not yet fully established, Clement had been chosen as the leader of the Church, the 'first among equals,' and is considered the 4th pope. Saint Jerome listed Clement as "the fourth bishop of Rome."Catholic tradition says that Clement I was bishop of Rome, and therefore pope, approximately 92 CE to his death in 97 CE. Francis A. Sullivan SJ (From Apostles to Bishops) says that historically there was no Pope Clement I, as the church of Rome was still led by a college of presbyters rather than a single bishop, although Clement would probably have been one of the presbyters of the church in Rome
Do meerkats live anywhere other than Kalahari Desert?
the African Savannah
Does the flying lemur live anywhere else other than Madagascar?
hells no
