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...c, founded in AD 301 by stonecutter Marinus of Arba. San Marino resisted [[Papacy|Papal]] claims and those of neighbouring kingdoms throughout its history, a

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...ns had developed around this struggle, with the [[Guelphs]] supporting the Papacy and the [[Ghibellines]] the Empire. Dante's family were Guelphs and, from 1

...ies in England until the 19th century. It was officially approved by the [[Papacy|Pope]] in 1325, and English [[law]] maintains the legal fiction that it was

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...ome]] | [[Byzantine Empire]] | [[Caliphate]] | [[Crusades]] | [[Papacy|The Papacy]] | [[Holy Roman Empire]] | [[Middle Ages]] | [[Ottoman Empire]] | [[Assyr

...icles on this or related topics, to wit: ''Catholicism'', ''History of the Papacy'', and the present article ''Roman Catholic Church'', the latter of which i ...e institution of the papacy within the church (this would a hisotry of the papacy, not a history of the popes, and should be distinguishable from the hisotry

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== Part of the page history is under 'Papacy' == ...ill be on the [https://en.citizendium.org/wiki?title=Papacy&action=history Papacy page history]. No easy way I know to fix that, so I'm noting it here inste

...nt as the centre of the [[Roman Catholic Church]], being the seat of the [[Papacy]] and capital of [[Papal States]] until it was conquered and made capital o

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...Guerra Justa" (the "just war"), which it justified by declaring that the [[papacy|Pope]] had placed the land "with everything that is in it" under the protec

...5% of world population, as of March 2012. The head of the church is the [[Papacy|Pope]], Bishop of Rome, who administers the church from the [[Vatican City] ...iddle Ages) is elected by the cardinals assembled in conclave, and holds [[Papacy|the office]] until his death or legitimate abdication. According to Cathol

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...ral) by searching on the word "Pope". It might be as simple as renaming [[Papacy]] to [[Pope]], which I recommend. I did managed to find some popes by sear :I think [[Papacy]] ought to redirect, i.e. rename it. There are other popes in other churche

...ciety and history, that it can be difficult to separate the history of the papacy from that of any part of Western Europe. Since 1929, the Roman Catholic Po ...times styled ''Pope''. The [[Protestant Reformation]] rebelled against the Papacy and theology of the Roman Catholic Church beginning in the 16th Century. A

...a [[republican]] regime in the city of Rome (during the period of Avignon papacy when the pope was absent). The revolution failed as Cola was indulging in p

For list of popes see [[Papacy/Timelines]].

...ern [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic Church]], is a pastoral letter from [[Papacy|the Pope]] and is usually addressed to the whole Church through the Church