- 41 .- From San Pedro, which was the first pope to the current Benedict XVI, the Catholic Church has had 265 PAPAS, the most common names were: John (23 popes) , Gregory (16 Papas); BENEDICT (16 Papas); CLEMENTE (14 popes) LION (13 Popes INNOCENT (12 popes) PIO (12 popes), Esteban (9 Papas), URBAN (8 Papas), ALEJANDRO ( 7 Papas) ADRIANO (6 Papas); PAULO (6 Papas); SIXTO (5 Papas), Martin (5 Papas) NICHOLAS, (5 Papas); CELESTINO (5 Papas); ANASTASIO (4 potatoes); HONORIA (4 potatoes);
- 42 .- From Simon Peter of Galilee, the first pope died a martyr in the year 64, no pope dared to take the name of Peter. Died June 29 of 64 (or 67?) DC, in Rome at the Vatican Hill, the Circus of Nero, who first sent him crucified. St. Peter asked his executioners to place their cross head, because he felt unworthy of his cross was standing, like Christ.
- 43 .- PAPAS traditionally kept his baptismal name, but in 996 Bruno of Carinthia (996-999) gave up his name to be chosen and used POPE Gregory V. Since then, all popes have changed their name to beginning of his pontificate. The first name was chosen several times was that of Sixto.
-44 .- Petri Apostoli, Potestatem, recipient. POPE, translates as: "He who receives the Power of the Apostle Peter." Also the term "pope" comes from the Greek "Pappas" or "Papas" and means "father" or "father." If we combine the first two syllables of Pater and Shepherd find the word potato or potatoes.
- 45 .- The immediate successor of St. Peter was San Lino in the years 67 to 76 (?). Buried near San Pedro. Created the first fifteen bishops. During his pontificate were martyred evangelists Mark and Luke.
-46 .- Of the 265 popes who have had the Catholic Church canonized saints have only been 82, with John Paul II, who has been beatified the first day of May 2011. Only John Paul I and John Paul II chose two names to be chosen.
- 47 .- Of the 265 Potatoes, 212 have been Italian, the 53 remaining were of other nationalities. English has been recognized as a three popes holy Damasus I (366-384) and two others were not: Callistus III (1455-1958) and Alexander VI (1492-1503). The latter two were Valencian origin.
- 48 .- The Pope has had the longest pontificate was Pius IX, 32 years (from 1846 to 1878). The shortest pontificate was that of Urban VII, which lasted 13 days, from September 15 to 27 of the same month in 1590. The oldest pope to be elected was Adrian I (772 AD) counting 80 years of age. The youngest was Benedict IX (1032 AD) which had about 20 years old.
- 50. - says the Gospel of Matthew 16, 16-19: "I will I tell you that you are Peter and upon this rock I will build my Church and the power of hell shall not prevail against it. I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven and whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and everything, whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven. "(This text speaks of the Promise only through Jesus Christ and Peter).
- 51 .- A ANTIPOPE is who proclaims POPE, without having been legitimately elected. has been in the history of the Church 38 antipope. They are successors of Peter, are imposters and without any authority.
- 52 .- There is one, ancient Roman tradition according to which, when Nero Rome burned in AD 64, unleashed a fierce persecution against Christians and San Pedro fled the city, but when she ran she found Jesus Christ whom he asked, "Quo Vadis, Domine?" Where are you, Lord, and Jesus stopped and replied: "To Rome to be crucified again. Then San Pedro, understanding the message, returned to Rome, to be persecuted and martyred.
- 53 .- Any person may be elected Catholic Pope, however, but this set should be ordained priest and bishop immediately after his election. The election is conducted by the College of Cardinals, which can not pass the number hundred and twenty. Voters may be all the cardinals who do not pass the age of eighty years old a day before the Vacant See. Once elected the successor of Peter, they are required consent. "Do you accept your canonical election to the Supreme Pontiff?" He questioned whether to accept the name that will: "How can you be called?" And a record of acceptance and name the new pope.
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