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Who had power in Europe before the kings and the popes?
Nobles
Who it the first pope that wasn't born in Europe?
St. Peter was not born in Europe. He was born in the Middle East - Israel (aka Palestine). Pope St. Evaristus, the 5th pope, was from Bethlehem, not Europe. Pope St, Anicetus, the 11th popes, was a Syrian, not a European. While the majority of popes have been from Europe (especially Italy) there were a number of popes from the Middle East and even Africa.
Is the pope always from Europe?
The pope can be chosen from anywhere in the world. All recent popes have been from Europe but at least 4 popes have been from Africa and do not forget Peter. He was from the Middle East. Pope Francis of Argentina was elected pope in 2013 which is far removed from Europe.
How often do the three popes of gods church meet?
We know of no church with three popes. No such animal.
Who would sell indulgens?
The Catholic Church, through its agents, the popes, cardinals and bishops, would sell indulgences. This practice has ceased.
What power did popes have?
pope innocent the 3rd was considered the most powerful person in Europe at the time
How much of medieval Europe did the pope convert?
I am not certain but I think the various popes of the Medieval time period converted just about all of Europe if it wasn't already converted before then.
What county had spies and agents in the us to distrupt shipments to the allies in Europe?
Germany.
What do the popes do to elect a new pope?
Popes do not elect popes. Popes are elected by the cardinal electors.
WHAT was the importance of the crusades?
Trade between Europe and Asia grew. Crusaders brought ideas of Muslim thinkers to Europe. The power of the European kings grew at the expense of nobles, knights, and popes
Why do you think the Catholic Church had more influence in southern Europe?
Catholic AnswerProbably because the Popes have always been in Italy, and southern Europe has been a mainstay of the Catholic Church since very early on. Also, Protestantism made a lot of headway in the 16th century in northern Europe.
How many popes were crucified?
The only pope that we know was crucified was St. Peter. Many of the early popes were martyred but the method of martyrdom is not recorded. Others could have met their fate by crucifixion.
