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St Felix I

Pope 269 to 274.

“Early in 269 he succeeded Saint Dionysius as head of the Roman Church.”

Catholic Encyclopedia (1913)1

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Notes

  1. Catholic Encyclopedia (1913), “Pope St. Felix I”. New Advent edition. newadvent.org

Dates follow the Catholic Encyclopedia’s list of popes; for the earliest popes they are traditional. Photo credits.