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Pope Anacletus

Pope Anacletus (born c. AD 15 – died c. AD 92), also known as Cletus, was the bishop of Rome, following Peter and Linus. Anacletus served between c. AD 80 and his death, c. AD 92. Cletus was a Roman who, during his tenure as pope, ordained a number of priests and is traditionally credited with setting up about twenty-five parishes in Rome. Although the…

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Born
c. 15 Rome, Italy, Roman Empire
Canonized
by The Roman Catholic Church
Church
Early Church
Consecration
by Peter
Died
c. 92 Rome, Italy, Roman Empire
Feast day
26 April · 13 July (additional on Tridentine calendar)

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Pope Anacletus

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related to Papacy · 20
Pope Anacletus → According, Anacletus, Anencletus, Annuario Pontificio, As, Clement, Cletus, Earlier, Eusebius, For, Generally, However, Irenaeus, Jerome, Linus, One, Rome, The, These, Traditionally
related to External links · 5
Pope Anacletus → Independent Catholic, Pope Anacletus/CletusThe Society, Pope Saint Anacletus, United States, Writings
Feast day · 2
Pope Anacletus → 13 July (additional on Tridentine calendar), 26 April
Venerated in · 2
Pope Anacletus → Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox Church
Born · 1
Pope Anacletus → c. 15 Rome, Italy, Roman Empire
Canonized · 1
Pope Anacletus → by The Roman Catholic Church
Church · 1
Pope Anacletus → Early Church
Consecration · 1
Pope Anacletus → by Peter
Died · 1
Pope Anacletus → c. 92 Rome, Italy, Roman Empire
Papacy began · 1
Pope Anacletus → c. 80

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anacletus cletus pope roman rome 92 ad feast april 26 day pontificate mass linus name papacy july died popes priests

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Pope AnacletusBornc. 15 Rome, Italy, Roman Empire1.00infobox
Pope AnacletusCanonizedby The Roman Catholic Church1.00infobox
Pope AnacletusChurchEarly Church1.00infobox
Pope AnacletusConsecrationby Peter1.00infobox
Pope AnacletusDiedc. 92 Rome, Italy, Roman Empire1.00infobox
Pope AnacletusFeast day26 April1.00infobox
Pope AnacletusFeast day13 July (additional on Tridentine calendar)1.00infobox
Pope AnacletusPapacy beganc. 801.00infobox
Pope AnacletusPapacy endedc. 921.00infobox
Pope AnacletusPredecessorLinus1.00infobox
Pope AnacletusSuccessorClement I1.00infobox
Pope AnacletusVenerated inCatholic Church1.00infobox
Pope AnacletusVenerated inEastern Orthodox Church1.00infobox

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