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Unveiling the Legacy: A Journey through the First 100 Popes of the Catholic Church

  1. Saint Eusebius (c. 309 – c. 309):
    • Saint Eusebius served as pope for a brief period before his martyrdom for the Christian faith.
    • He is remembered for his steadfast commitment to the Church and his willingness to sacrifice his life for his beliefs.
  2. Saint Miltiades (c. 311 – c. 314):
    • Saint Miltiades faced challenges to his authority as pope, including disputes over Church discipline and doctrine.
    • He is revered for his efforts to maintain unity within the Church and his defense of orthodox Christian teaching.
  3. Saint Sylvester I (c. 314 – c. 335):
    • Saint Sylvester I served as pope during a time of significant change and growth for the Church.
    • He is honored for his leadership in navigating the challenges of the early Christian community and his efforts to promote peace and reconciliation within the Church.
  4. Saint Marcus (c. 336 – c. 336):
    • Saint Marcus served as pope for a brief period before his martyrdom for the Christian faith.
    • He is remembered for his steadfast commitment to the Church and his willingness to sacrifice his life for his beliefs.
  5. Saint Julius I (c. 337 – c. 352):
    • Saint Julius I served as pope during a time of theological controversy and debate within the Church.
    • He is revered for his efforts to maintain unity and orthodoxy within the Christian community, particularly in matters of doctrine and discipline.
  6. Liberius (c. 352 – 366):
    • Pope Liberius faced challenges to his authority as pope, including disputes over Church doctrine and discipline.
    • He is remembered for his efforts to maintain unity within the Church and his defense of orthodox Christian teaching, despite external pressures.
  7. Saint Damasus I (c. 366 – c. 384):
    • Saint Damasus I served as pope during a time of significant theological and political upheaval.
    • He is honored for his efforts to promote orthodoxy and discipline within the Church, as well as his patronage of sacred art and literature.
  8. Saint Siricius (c. 384 – c. 399):
    • Saint Siricius faced challenges to his authority as pope, including disputes over Church discipline and doctrine.
    • He is revered for his efforts to maintain unity within the Church and his defense of orthodox Christian teaching.
  9. Saint Anastasius I (c. 399 – c. 401):
    • Saint Anastasius I served as pope during a time of theological controversy and debate within the Church.
    • He is remembered for his efforts to maintain unity and orthodoxy within the Christian community, particularly in matters of doctrine and discipline.
  10. Saint Innocent I (c. 401 – c. 417):
    • Saint Innocent I served as pope during a time of significant theological controversy and debate within the Church.
    • He is honored for his efforts to promote orthodoxy and discipline within the Church, as well as his defense of the papal primacy.
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Fat-Shamed Woman on Flight Praises ‘Hero’ Who Made Bully Switch Seats

"I could feel hot, salty tears coming down my face. I sat and cried silently... I was scrunching myself up against the wall as far as I could. All of a sudden, someone from behind us taps on the guy’s shoulder..."

WATCH: Mom Gives Birth to Family’s 1st Boy in 50 Years

"I just knew I was having a girl."