Pope Marinus I

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Pope Marinus I was a 9th-century pope who led the Catholic Church from 882 to 884, noted for his involvement in the political and ecclesiastical conflicts of his time, including disputes with the Patriarch of Constantinople.

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Pope Marinus I canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 9th-century pope
human
pope
associatedWith Byzantine Empire–Papacy relations
linked to: Byzantine Papacy

Roman Curia
authorityOver Latin Church
birthName Marinus
burialPlace Rome
centuryOfActivity 9th century
chronologicalPosition pope of the late Carolingian era
conflictWith Patriarch of Constantinople
countryOfCitizenship Papal States
deathPlace Rome
endOfTerm 884
governed Papal States
honorificPrefix Pope
Saint Father (honorific style)
involvedIn ecclesiastical conflicts of the late 9th century
political conflicts of the late 9th century
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
memberOf Roman clergy
name Marinus I
notableFor involvement in disputes with Constantinople
role in East–West ecclesiastical relations
short pontificate
occupation clergyman
officeLocation Rome
opposed Photian schism
linked to: Photian Schism
papalName Marinus I
partOf history of the Papacy
positionHeld Bishop of Rome
linked to: Pope

Supreme Pontiff
head of the Catholic Church
predecessor Pope John VIII
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
seeAlso Holy See
startOfTerm 882
successor Pope Adrian III
supported anti-Photian party
title Pontifex Maximus
linked to: pontifex maximus

Pope

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Marinus associatedWithPerson Pope Marinus I
Pope John VIII successor Pope Marinus I