- An
antipope (Latin: antipapa) is a
person who
claims to be
Bishop of Rome and
leader of the
Roman Catholic Church in
opposition to the
legitimately elected...
- (1914–1922) Pope
Benedict XVI (2005–2013) Additionally, four
antipopes have used the name Benedict:
Antipope Benedict X (1058–1059) –
several cardinals alleged...
-
December 1419) was
Pisan antipope as John
XXIII (1410–1415)
during the
Western Schism. The
Catholic Church today regards him as an
antipope in
opposition to Pope...
-
Roman Supreme Pontiffs),
excluding those that are
explicitly indicated as
antipopes.
Published every year by the
Roman Curia, the
Annuario Pontificio no longer...
-
century which consists in the
convening of a
conclave to
elect rival popes (
antipopes) to the
current pope of Rome. This
method is used by some Catholics, often...
- Avignon-based
antipopes were:
Clement VII: 1378–1394
Benedict XIII: 1394–1423 (expelled from
Avignon in 1403)
Benedict XIII was
succeeded by
three antipopes, who...
-
Antipope Felix II, an
Archdeacon of Rome, was
installed as Pope in 355 AD
after the
Emperor Constantius II
banished the
reigning Pope, Liberius, for refusing...
- as
Alexander V (Latin:
Alexander PP. V; Italian:
Alessandro V), was an
antipope elected by the
Council of Pisa
during the
Western Schism (1378–1417). He...
- Moon Pope') or Pope Luna, was an
Aragonese nobleman who was
christened antipope Benedict XIII
during the
Western Schism.
Pedro Martínez de Luna was born...
- Instagram, Twitter,
Pinterest and a
channel on YouTube. He is
considered as an
antipope to the
Roman Catholic Church. It is
difficult to
obtain reliable and verified...
