There have been 266 popes, the vast majority ruling from Rome, so you really have to narrow this down a bit.
Vatican City is the city that has the Pope as its bishop.
No, the pope lives in Vatican City which is surrounded by the city of Rome. He may be from any country.
Vatican City in Rome.
The Pope is the head of the Vatican city state in his political role. Vatican city is pretty much all that is left of the papal states, the pope has full sovereign power in Vatican city, Vatican city is a member of the United nations as well. The pope could also be considered to rule the diocese of Rome, if you refer solely to the spiritual city of Rome and not the secular Rome. The authority of the Pope springs from his succession from St peter as bishop of Rome
The Vatican City which is an independent enclave in Rome
No, Rome is ruled by the Italian government. Only Vatican City is ruled by the pope.
The pope lives and works in Vatican City, which is part of Rome.
Vatican City is surrounded by the city of Rome.
The pope does not live in Italy but in Vatican City, an independent country completely surrounded by Rome, Italy.
No. The Pope lives in Vatican City, which is in Rome. There is only one Pope. There is not one in any other cities.
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the pope is one man, the head of the catholic church. His official title is the Bishop of Rome and he resides in the Vatican, a city-state surrounded by rome