
Pope John IV: The Dalmatian Pope Who Ransomed Captives and Fought Heresy
Pope John IV: The Dalmatian Pope Who Ransomed Captives and Fought Heresy Pope John IV never crowned an emperor, launched a crusade, or ruled long

Pope John IV: The Dalmatian Pope Who Ransomed Captives and Fought Heresy Pope John IV never crowned an emperor, launched a crusade, or ruled long

Pope Sergius III: Murder, Scandal, and the Dark Age of the Papacy If the story of Pope Stephen VI and the Cadaver Synod seems like

Pope John XV: Politics, Power, and the First Papal Canonization Pope John XV ruled the Catholic Church from 985 to 996, during one of the

Pope Pelagius I Pope Pelagius I inherited one of the most difficult papacies of the sixth century. Rome was still recovering from the Gothic Wars,

Pope Gregory XI: The Pope Who Returned to Rome Pope Gregory XI’s reign marked the end of the Avignon Papacy, bringing the papal court back

Pope Innocent IV: The Pope Who Challenged Emperors and Encountered the Mongols By the middle of the 13th century, the Crusader states in the Holy

Pope Paschal II: The Pope Who Tried to End the Investiture Controversy Paschal II reigned as pope from 1099 to 1118, inheriting a Church still

Pope Benedict XII: The Monk Who Became the Hammer of Heresy and the Architect of a Papal Fortress In the mid-fourteenth century, the Papacy moved

Pope Martin V Introduction In the early 15th century, the Catholic Church was divided between rival popes. Not one, not two, but three claimants to

Pope Leo IX: The Pilgrim Pope Who Split the Christian World In the year 1048, the Papacy was in a state of terminal decay, a

Pope Stephen VI: The Pope Who Put a Corpse on Trial Few figures in medieval history embody the chaos and brutality of the late ninth-century

Pope Celestine V: The Pope Who Walked Away In the long and turbulent history of the medieval Papacy, few figures are as unusual (or as

Pope Sixtus VI The Renaissance Pope Who Transformed Rome If any pope symbolizes the transition from the medieval world into the age of the Renaissance,

Pope Alexander III Alexander III’s twenty-two year reign was a relentless marathon of high-stakes diplomacy, sudden exiles, and a grinding conflict against the most formidable

Pope Adrian IV Pope Adrian IV, born Nicholas Breakspear in the early twelfth century, remains the only individual from the British Isles ever to ascend

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