Pope Leo II begins his pontificate

Pope Leo II was elected as the 85th pope of the Catholic Church, following the death of Pope Benedict II. His election coincided with a period marked by challenges within the church and external pressures, including the ongoing struggles against various theological disputes. Leo II was known for his commitment to the orthodox faith and played a significant role in addressing the implications of the Lateran Synod and confirming the decisions made. His pontificate lasted until his death, during which he worked towards consolidating the church's doctrines and reinforcing its authority.