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What is the name of the Roman Emperor that turned Rome Catholic?
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∙ 11y ago
Constantine was the first Roman Emperor who brought Christianity to the empire in 312 AD, it spread so rapidly, within a few years the whole of the Roman Empire was converted to Christianity.
Constantine the Great made Christianity legal in the Roman Empire, thanks largely to his mother St. Helena. Previously Christians had been persecuted by the Romans.
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∙ 12y ago
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You are probably thinking of Constantine, but he didn't "turn Rome Catholic", he simple made being Catholic legal - it was no longer a capital offense. Constantine, himself, although his mother, St. Helen, was Catholic, he did not convert until his deathbed.
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