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=== Significant Leos === Dali sends this article from National Geographic: [https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/article/pope-name-pontiff-leo-meaning Robert Prevost is now Pope Leo XIV. Here's the history behind the papal name Leo] ==== Leo I the Great, 5th century ==== * Met and turned away Attila the Hun * Doctor of the Church * Helped define hypostatic union: Christ is two natures, united in one person "with neither confusion nor division" * Consolidated papal authority ==== Leo III ==== * Crowned Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor (HRE) ** Leo was attacked in 799 by enemies, Charlemagne defended him ** Part of the crowning was that Leo took an "oath of purgation" to cover scandalous charges against him * Exercised authority of Byzantium which took offense but could do nothing about it * Affirmed that the Holy Spirit proceeds from both the father and the son (filioque) ==== Leo VII ==== * is only Pope to be both an Antipope and a Pope * see John XII below for more ==== Leo IX ==== * Oversaw the "Great Schism" between Rome and the Eastern (Byzantine) Church * mostly a political fight but also includes serious theological disagreements, such as regarding ''Filoque'' ==== Leo XI ==== * One of the shortest pontificates, 1 month (April 1 to April 27) * not much else to say! ==== Leo XII ==== * Leo XII was selected because he was thought to be about to die; ** he lived another 6 years, suffering terribly but stoically * was alleged to have had an affair with the wife of a Swiss Guard ** the accusation was likely from enemies * pushed teaching in Latin * attacked rights of Jews, including to hold property * here for his carriage: [[wikipedia:Pope_Leo_XII#/media/File:Grand_Gala_Berlin.jpg|Grand Gala Berlin - Pope Leo XII - Wikipedia]] [[File:Leo_XIII,_1887.jpg|thumb|319x319px|Pope Leo XIII in 1887]] ==== Leo XIII ==== * followed Pius IX, and thus inherited the * known as the "Social Pope" or "Pope of the Workers" for his "social doctrines" regarding rights of workers and charity for the poor * continued Pius IX's Marian teachings and promoted the Rosary and use of Marian scapulars ** called "the Rosary Pope" * promoted Thomism (teachings of Thomas Aquinas) which had fallen from favor * had a vision of demons attacking Rome and composed the [[Prayers#Saint Michael the Archangel|Saint Michael the Archangel prayer]] ** mandated recital of the prayer after every Mass * was oldest Pope to serve * his papacy lasted 25 years, fourth longest after Pius IX (31 years) and Saint Peter (38 years) ==== Leo XIV ==== * first American Pope * we'll see!
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