There is a legend of a Pope Joan but it is a false story. It never happened.
The country of England was recognized by the Pope in the 1st century. The first recorded mention of a Pope occurred during the tenth century. The Pope is the leader of the Catholic Church and the current Pope as of 2013 is Pope Francis.
Pope Saint Pius I was the tenth pope.
the tenth century is a year example 999
It is the tenth century.
There was no black pope in the first century. The first pope from Africa was Pope Saint Victor (189-199) but there is no indication that he was black.
Tenth century coins have been found in Khandwa city.
The word century is a common noun. The word tenth is functioning as an adjective (not a noun) decribing the noun century.
tenth.
In the tenth.
Pope St. Victor I was Pope in the late second century, so probably in the early to mid second century.
A:The Catholic Church has a long-standing tradition that here can only be one pope at any point in time. Whenever there have been two 'popes', the Church must choose one as the official pope and the other becomes known as an antipope.Often, the decision as to which candidate is recognised as the legitimate pope is considered obvious at that time in history, but sometimes a pope can remain listed as a pope yet centuries later lose that recognition and be seen as an antipope. One example is Christopher, who was elected pope in 903 and was recognised as such until early in the twentieth century, when he became an antipope. Again, Boniface was a recognised pope of the tenth century, until at least the fourteenth century, when he became an antipope. Benedict X was elected pope in 1058 but was subsequently deposed by a rival. Benedict was probably recognised as a legitimate pope when Pope Benedict XI was elected in the fourteenth century, but subsequently became an antipope.
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