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'Pope' (, , ''papas'') Papa has been the specific designation for the Archbishop of Alexandria, Patriarch of Egypt, and the See of Saint Mark, whose ecclessiastic title is, Papa Abba, the Abba stands for the devotion of all monastics, from Pentapolis in the West to Constantinople in the East, to his guidance. Abba is the most powerful designation, that for all Monks in the East to volanterily follow his spiritual authority, it should be assumed he was a bearer of Christ.
Historically, this office has held the title of Papa, Father in Coptic, since Papa Heracleus, 13th Alexandrine Patriarch (232-249 AD) was first to associate with the title three centuries before it was assumed by John I, the Roman Bishop (523- 526), who ratified the Alexandrian computation of the date of Easter. Bestowing the title on Rome's Pontiff did not strip it from Alexandria's, and the Roman Catholic Church recognizes this ecclesiastical fact.[1]
Pope is also used as a surname.
The word Pope refers to the holder of a variety of religious offices, for the most part Christian and may refer to:
★ The current Coptic Orthodox Pope, Shenouda III.
:
★ A List of Coptic Orthodox Popes of Alexandria.
★ The current Roman Catholic Pope, Benedict XVI.
:
★ A list of all the Popes of the Roman Catholic Church.
★ The current Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria, Theodore II.
:
★ A List of Greek Orthodox Patriarchs of Alexandria.
★ The highest office in the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria: Coptic Orthodox Pope
★ The highest office in the Roman Catholic Church and Sovereign of Vatican City: Pope
★ The Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria
★ A priest of an Eastern church (usually Russian or Serbian)
★ The Cao Dai Pope, also called a Giao Tong
★ Any Discordian Pope
★ An antipope
★ Alexander Pope, an English poet.
★ Arthur Pope, an archaeologist and historian
★ Carly Pope, a Canadian actress
★ Eddie Pope, an American football (soccer) player
★ Georgina Pope, a Canadian military nurse
★ John Pope, an American Civil War general
★ John Russell Pope, an American architect
★ Mark Pope, American basketball player
★ Paul Pope, a modern comic-book artist
★ Popé, Pueblo rebellion leader
★ Paul Castellano, was frequently referred to as ''The Pope''
★ Henry Pope, character on television show Prison Break
★ Pope is one of the aliases of Ahura, a comic book character from Marvel comics
★ Pope, Latvia
★ Pope Air Force Base, North Carolina
★ Pope County, Arkansas
★ Pope County, Illinois
★ Pope County, Minnesota.
★ Pope-Toledo, an American automobile company
★ USS Pope, two ships of the United States Navy
★ The Pope, the name of a major arcana card in the tarot deck (also called The Hierophant card in some tarot decks)
★ Popes, a Chicago street gang
★ P.O.P.E. License short for Place Of Public Entertainment defined in the Australia, New South Wales Local Government Act 1993 Section 68 [1]
1. http://www.amazon.com/gp/richpub/syltguides/fullview/W4O42BT6T7FQ
'Pope' (, , ''papas'') Papa has been the specific designation for the Archbishop of Alexandria, Patriarch of Egypt, and the See of Saint Mark, whose ecclessiastic title is, Papa Abba, the Abba stands for the devotion of all monastics, from Pentapolis in the West to Constantinople in the East, to his guidance. Abba is the most powerful designation, that for all Monks in the East to volanterily follow his spiritual authority, it should be assumed he was a bearer of Christ.
Historically, this office has held the title of Papa, Father in Coptic, since Papa Heracleus, 13th Alexandrine Patriarch (232-249 AD) was first to associate with the title three centuries before it was assumed by John I, the Roman Bishop (523- 526), who ratified the Alexandrian computation of the date of Easter. Bestowing the title on Rome's Pontiff did not strip it from Alexandria's, and the Roman Catholic Church recognizes this ecclesiastical fact.[1]
Pope is also used as a surname.
The word Pope refers to the holder of a variety of religious offices, for the most part Christian and may refer to:
| Contents |
| Religious Figures |
| Religious Offices |
| People named Pope |
| Nickname |
| Fictional characters |
| Places |
| Other |
| References |
Religious Figures
★ The current Coptic Orthodox Pope, Shenouda III.
:
★ A List of Coptic Orthodox Popes of Alexandria.
★ The current Roman Catholic Pope, Benedict XVI.
:
★ A list of all the Popes of the Roman Catholic Church.
★ The current Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria, Theodore II.
:
★ A List of Greek Orthodox Patriarchs of Alexandria.
Religious Offices
★ The highest office in the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria: Coptic Orthodox Pope
★ The highest office in the Roman Catholic Church and Sovereign of Vatican City: Pope
★ The Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria
★ A priest of an Eastern church (usually Russian or Serbian)
★ The Cao Dai Pope, also called a Giao Tong
★ Any Discordian Pope
★ An antipope
People named Pope
★ Alexander Pope, an English poet.
★ Arthur Pope, an archaeologist and historian
★ Carly Pope, a Canadian actress
★ Eddie Pope, an American football (soccer) player
★ Georgina Pope, a Canadian military nurse
★ John Pope, an American Civil War general
★ John Russell Pope, an American architect
★ Mark Pope, American basketball player
★ Paul Pope, a modern comic-book artist
★ Popé, Pueblo rebellion leader
Nickname
★ Paul Castellano, was frequently referred to as ''The Pope''
Fictional characters
★ Henry Pope, character on television show Prison Break
★ Pope is one of the aliases of Ahura, a comic book character from Marvel comics
Places
★ Pope, Latvia
★ Pope Air Force Base, North Carolina
★ Pope County, Arkansas
★ Pope County, Illinois
★ Pope County, Minnesota.
Other
★ Pope-Toledo, an American automobile company
★ USS Pope, two ships of the United States Navy
★ The Pope, the name of a major arcana card in the tarot deck (also called The Hierophant card in some tarot decks)
★ Popes, a Chicago street gang
★ P.O.P.E. License short for Place Of Public Entertainment defined in the Australia, New South Wales Local Government Act 1993 Section 68 [1]
References
1. http://www.amazon.com/gp/richpub/syltguides/fullview/W4O42BT6T7FQ
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