Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-05

119-St. Sixtus l. Martyred.
list. Telesphorus. Martyred.
139-St. Hyginus.
142-St. Plus. Martyred.
157-St. Anicetus.
16s-St. soterus. Martyred under Marcus
Antonius.
list Eleutherius.
lost Victor I. Martyred under severus.
202-St. Zephrinus.
219-St. Calixtus. Martyred.
222-(The chair vacant.)
223-St. Urban I. Beheaded.
230-St. Pontianus. Banished by the EN-
peror Maxim.
235-St. Anterus. Martyred.
236-St. Fabian. Martyred under Decius.
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25O-(The chair vacant.)
251-St. Cornelius.
252-St. Lucius. Martyred, 252.~
253-st. Stephen I. Martyred in the perse-
cution Of Valerian.
257-St. Sixtus II. Martyred three days
before his disciple, st. Laurence, in
the persecution of Valerian, 26S.
258-(The chair vacant)
259-St. Dionysius.
269-St. Felix 1. Died in prison.
275-St. Eutychianus
2ss-st Caius, Relative of the Emperor
Diocletian.
296-St. Marcellinus.
30S-St. Marcellus. Banished from Rome
by the Emperor Maxentfus.
31O-St. Eusebius Died the same year.
311-St Miltiades. or Malchiades: coad-
jutor to Eusebius.
31+St. Sylvester. Commencement Of tenn
poral power by gifts of Constantine.
33e-St. Marcus. Died the next year.
337-St julius l. OF great piety and
learning; maintained the cause of
st. Athanasius.
352-Liberius. Banished.
355-Felix II. Placed in the chair by
Constans during the exile Of Ii
berius, on whose return he was
forced to vacate it. The emperor
would have the two popes reign
together, but the people cried out,
"One God, one Christ and one
bishop
35S-Liberius abdicated.
35S-Felix became pope.
359ALiberius again. Martyred 1856.
366-St. Damascus. Opposed the Arians;
St. Jerome. his secretary, corrected
Latin Bible.
367-Ursinus. Expelled by Valentinian.
384-Sir1cius.
39S-St Anastasius.
4O2-St. Innocent 1. Condemned Pelagians
417-St. Zosimus.
Asst. Boniface /. Maintained by the
Emperor Honorius against Eula-
422-st Celestine I. Sent missions to Ire
land.
4s2-sixtus Ill Opposed Nestorius and
Eutyches
44O1St. Leo I, the Great.
461-St Hilary. Rich; liberal.
46s-st. simplicius.
Asst. Felix III
l92-St Gelasius Fixed the canon of
Scriptures; compiled the mass
498-st. Anastasius II. Congratulated
Clovis.
49S-Symmachus.
498-Laurentius.
51+Hormisdas Opposed Eutychians.
523+John l. Sent to Constantinople by
Theodore; tolerant
626-Felix ". Introduced extreme JUNCTION
as a sacrament.
53O-Boniface II.
533-John II. Called Mercurtus.
535-Agapetus. Converted Justinian.
536-St Silverius The Empress Theodore
procured his Punishment into Lycia.
where he died Of hunger and made
Vigilius pope.
537-vig1lius. Banished, but restored
565-Pelagius I. An ecclesiastical re-
5eo-John III. Great ornamenter of
573-(The see vacant)
574EBenedict I, surnamed Bonosus.
57sIPelagius II. Died of the plague
59O-St Gregory the Great. Revised the
liturgy: sent Augustin to convert
the Anglo-Saxons.
6O4-Sabinanus. Said to have introduced
COS or 6o7-Boniface Ill. Died in few
months.
COT or 6OS-Boniface w.
GA or 615-St. Deusdedit.
GIT or 61s-Boniface v.
625-Honorius I. Interested in British
churches.
Goethe see vacant)
64OASeverinus.
64O1John w.
642tTheodorus 1.
649-Martin I.
654-Eugenius I. Liberal.
657-Vitalianus. Favored education in
England.
672-Adeodatus.
676-Domnus I. Ornamented churches.
67S1St. Agathon. Tribute to the emperor
ceased.
682-St Leo II. Instituted holy water;
favored music.
6S3-(The see vacant)
6A-Benedict II.
6s5-John v. Learned and moderate.
6S6-Conon.
896tSergius
701-John vi. Redeemed captives; firm
and wise.
1O6-John VII. Moderate.
7Os- Sinsinnus. Died 20 days after cleo
Constantine Wise and gentle; visit
ed Constantinople.
T15-St. Gregory II. Sent Boniface to con-
vert the Germans.
781-Gregory III. Independent: first sent
nuncios to foreign powers.
H1-St. Zaoharias. A Greek.
7b2IStephen II.
T52Stephen III.
75T-Paul I. Moderate ana picus.
767-Constantine Theophylactus. Killed
by Lombards
78S-Stephen w. Literary.
772Adrian I. Sanctioned images
79t-Leo Ill Crowned Charlemagne. 500.
S16-Stephen v.
N7-Pascal I. Ascetic and built churches.
824-Bugenius II. Father Of the affiict-
s27-valentinus.
s27-Gregory ". Pious and learned.
844SerRius II.
s47-Leo ~. Defeated the saracens.
3S8-Nicholas the Great Convaraior ~