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We know almost nothing about Pope Alexander I other than uncertain traditions. It is even possible that a Roman bishop called Alexander did not exist at this time. Francis A. Sullivan SJ (From Apostles to Bishops) says that most scholars are of the opinion that, in spite of Church tradition, the church of Rome was still led by a group of presbyters, and that bishops were not appointed to the church in Rome until later in the second century. In other words, there was probably no Pope Alexander I, but it is possible there was a presbyter of than name. If he existed and was either a presbyter or perhaps even a bishop, he would have devoted his life to God.
John of God as canonized on October 16, 1690, by Pope Alexander VIII.
No, there was never a pope named Alexander Sexton. There was also a Pope Alexander Sextus meaning Pope Alexander the Sixth (VI).
Pope Alexander I died in 115.
Pope Alexander I was the pope from c. 107 to his death c. 115. He is believed to have died a martyr which would have had him declared a saint by popular acclamation as he made the ultimate sacrifice for God.
Yes, there was a pope named Alexander II.
There has never been a Pope Alexander XVI.
Alexander Pope.
Alexander Pope was born on May 21, 1688.
Alexander Pope was born on May 21, 1688.
Pope Urban IV succeeded Alexander IV.
Alexander Pope Field was born in 1800.
Alexander Pope Field died in 1876.