Popes

St. Peter (c. 30–67 AD) — The foundation and first martyr of Rome.
St. Clement I (c. 88–99 AD) — The fourth bishop, martyred with an anchor.
St. Miltiades (311–314 AD) — The pope who witnessed Constantine’s conversion and the Edict of Milan.
St. Damasus I (366–384 AD) — Commissioned St. Jerome to translate the Latin Vulgate Bible.
St. Leo I (The Great) (440–461 AD) — Personally faced down Attila the Hun and protected Rome from total slaughter.
John II (533–535 AD) — The famous “Mercury” who invented the papal name change.
St. Gregory I (The Great) (590–604 AD) — The final bridge builder who organized the medieval world.