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Felix IV, Pope (Roman pope, saint, died 530)
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Note: Felix III or IV, depending if anitpope Felix is counted in numeration. From Samnium, the son of a man called Castorius. Was elected as the choice of Theodoric the Great who had imprisoned his predecessor, Saint John I. The new pope ended the controversy over grace at the second Council of Orange in 529 by condemning Semi-Pelagianism, which maintained that the beginning of faith results from human effort rather than grace. Felix converted a pagan temple at Rome into the Church of SS. Cosmas and Damian. To avoid a disputed succession, Felix named the archdeacon Boniface who served as Pope Boniface II as his successor.
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Felix IV, Pope (preferred,V,index,LCO,English-P,NA,U) |
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Pope Felix IV (V,display,English,NA,U) |
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Pope St. Felix IV (V) |
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Felix IV. Papa (V) |
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Felix III, Pope (V,English,NA,U) |
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Saint Felix IV (V,English,NA,U) |
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pope (preferred, C) |
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526-530 |
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from 12 July 526 to 20/22 September 530 |
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John I, Pope |
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(Roman pope, died 526) [500355739] |
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