Pope Felix IV

Pope and Religious Leader

Pope Felix IV - Pope and Religious Leader
Born

None
None years ago

Died

September 22nd, 530
1494 years ago — None years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Vatican City

Links & References

Served as Pope from 526 until death in 530. Presided over the church during a period marked by theological disputes, particularly concerning the nature of Christ. Encouraged the development of Catholic liturgy and church organization. Helped establish a stronger administrative framework within the papacy. Assisted in addressing the needs of the poor and less fortunate, promoting charitable works across Rome.

Served as Pope during theological disputes

Strengthened church organization

Promoted charitable initiatives

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