List of Popes of the Kingdom of God on earth ... the Catholic Church

The Office of the Papacy fell vacant in 1914 ... proven on Section 20

The vatican-2 heresy (founded in 1965) which has taken over all
of the formerly Catholic properties ... does not have the
Office of the Papacy ... only the Catholic Church
(founded in 33 A.D.) has the Papacy

Thirty-one (31) of the first thirty-five (35) ... Popes were martyred ...
killed in defense of the Catholic Faith

Catholic writing of Saint Matthew 16:18-19
"And I say to thee: That thou art Peter; and upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hell shall not prevail against it. And I will give to thee the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven. And whatsoever thou shalt bind upon earth, it shall be bound also in Heaven: and whatsoever thou shalt loose upon earth, it shall be loosed also in Heaven."

Note: One must submit to the Pope when we have one:
In times like these when the Catholic Church has lost its buildings to a heretic cult (the Vatican-2 heresy) one submits to the Papacy by abiding by the prior Dogma and Sources of Dogma defined by the Popes. Please see the notes under the Pope Boniface VIII citation in Section 1. The "Vatican-2 council" was not a council of the Catholic Church, see the "Vatican-2 council" heresies in Section 12 of this site.

Note 1: Regarding Saint Matthew 16:19, The truths that are bound on earth are the defined Dogmas of the Catholic Church. Heaven cannot possibly be validating (binding in Heaven) any error ... so the unchangeable Dogma of the Catholic Church must by definition be free from any error.

Note 2: There is only one set of keys to the Kingdom of Heaven ... they are held by the Catholic Church. The heretic sects ("methodist", "lutheran", "vatican-2", "evangelical", "pentecostal", etc) and the pagan groups ("jew", "mohammedan", "hindu", "buddhist", etc.) do not hold the keys to Heaven, they hold only the keys to Hell.

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No.	Pope	Reigned from:	Reigned to:
1	Saint Peter	33	67
2	Saint Linus	67	76
3	Saint Anacletus (Cletus)	76	88
4	Saint Clement I	88	97
5	Saint Evaristus	97	105
6	Saint Alexander I	105	115
7	Saint Sixtus I	115	125
8	Saint Telesphorus	125	136
9	Saint Hyginus	136	140
10	Saint Pius I	140	155
11	Saint Anicetus	155	166
12	Saint Soter	166	175
13	Saint Eleutherius	175	189
14	Saint Victor I	189	199
15	Saint Zephyrinus	199	217
16	Saint Callistus I	217	222
17	Saint Urban I	222	230
18	Saint Pontain	230	235
19	Saint Anterus	235	236
20	Saint Fabian	236	250
21	Saint Cornelius	251	253
22	Saint Lucius I	253	254
23	Saint Stephen I	254	257
24	Saint Sixtus II	257	258
25	Saint Dionysius	260	268
26	Saint Felix I	269	274
27	Saint Eutychian	275	283
28	Saint Caius (Gaius)	283	296
29	Saint Marcellinus	296	304
30	Saint Marcellus I	308	309
31	Saint Eusebius	309	310
32	Saint Miltiades	311	314
33	Saint Sylvester I	314	335
34	Saint Marcus	336	336
35	Saint Julius I	337	352
36	Liberius	352	366
37	Saint Damasus I	366	383
38	Saint Siricius	384	399
39	Saint Anastasius I	399	401
40	Saint Innocent I	401	417
41	Saint Zosimus	417	418
42	Saint Boniface I	418	422
43	Saint Celestine I	422	432
44	Saint Sixtus III	432	440
45	Saint Leo I (The Great)	440	461
46	Saint Hilarius	461	468
47	Saint Simplicius	468	483
48	Saint Felix III   ("Felix II" was an anti-Pope, 355-358 A.D.)	483	492
49	Saint Gelasius I	492	496
50	Anastasius II	496	498
51	Saint Symmachus	498	514
52	Saint Hormisdas	514	523
53	Saint John I	523	526
54	Saint Felix IV	526	530
55	Boniface II	530	532
56	John II	533	535
57	Saint Agapetus I (Agapitus I)	535	536
58	Saint Silverius	536	537
59	Vigilius	537	555
60	Pelagius I	556	561
61	John III	561	574
62	Benedict I	575	579
63	Pelagius II	579	590
64	Saint Gregory I (The Great)	590	604
65	Sabinian	604	606
66	Boniface III	607	607
67	Saint Boniface IV	608	615
68	Saint Deusdedit (Adeodatus I)	615	618
69	Boniface V	619	625
70	"Honorius I" Honorius fell into the heresy that Jesus Christ had one will ... and not two (the Divine will and human will) in the one body (the Monothelite heresy). The Third Council of Constantinople condemned "Honorius I".	625	638
71	Severinus	640	640
72	John IV	640	642
73	Theodore I	642	649
74	Saint Martin I	649	655
75	Saint Eugene I	655	657
76	Saint Vitalian	657	672
77	Adeodatus (II)	672	676
78	Donus	676	678
79	Saint Agatho	678	681
80	Saint Leo II	682	683
81	Saint Benedict II	684	685
82	John V	685	686
83	Conon	686	687
84	Saint Sergius	687	701
85	John VI	701	705
86	John VII	705	707
87	Sisinnius	708	708
88	Constantine	708	715
89	Saint Gregory II	715	731
90	Saint Gregory III	731	741
91	Saint Zachary	741	752
92	Stephen II (died before consecrated)	752	752
93	Stephan III	752	757
94	Saint Paul I	757	767
95	Stephen IV	767	772
96	Adrian I	772	795
97	Saint Leo III	795	816
98	Stephen V	816	817
99	St. Paschal I	817	824
100	Eugene II	824	827
101	Valentine	827	827
102	Gregory IV	827	855
103	Sergius II	844	847
104	St. Leo IV	847	855
105	Benedict III	855	858
106	St Nicholas I (the Great)	858	867
107	Adrian II	867	872
108	John VIII	872	882
109	Marinus I	882	884
110	St. Adrian III	884	885
111	Stephen VI	885	891
112	Formosus	891	896
113	Boniface VI	896	896
114	Stephen VII	896	897
115	Romanus	897	897
116	Theodore II	897	897
117	John IX	898	900
118	Benedict IV	900	903
119	Leo V	903	903
120	Sergius III	904	911
121	Anastasius III	911	913
122	Lando	913	914
123	John X	914	928
124	Leo VI	928	928
125	Stephen VIII	929	931
126	John XI	931	935
127	Leo VII	936	939
128	Stephen IX	939	942
129	Marinus II	942	946
130	Agapetus II	946	955
131	John XII	955	963
132	Leo VIII	963	964
133	Benedict V	964	964
134	John XIII	965	972
135	Benedict VI	973	974
136	Benedict VII	974	983
137	John XIV	983	984
138	John XV	985	996
139	Gregory V	996	999
140	Sylvester II	999	1003
141	John XVII	1003	1003
142	John XVIII	1003	1009
143	Sergius IV	1009	1012
144	Benedict VIII	1012	1024
145	John XIX	1024	1032
146	Benedict IX	1032	1045
147	Sylvester III	1045	1045
148	Benedict IX	1045	1045
149	Gregory VI	1045	1046
150	Clement II	1046	1047
151	Benedict IX	1047	1048
152	Damasus II	1048	1048
153	St. Leo IX	1049	1054
154	Victor II	1055	1057
155	Stephen X	1057	1058
156	Nicholas II	1058	1061
157	Alexander II	1061	1073
158	St. Gregory VII	1073	1085
159	Blessed Victor III	1086	1087
160	Blessed Urban II	1088	1099
161	Paschal II	1099	1118
162	Gelasius II	1118	1119
163	Callistus II	1119	1124
164	Honorius II	1124	1130
165	Innocent II	1130	1143
166	Celestine II	1143	1144
167	Lucius II	1144	1145
168	Blessed Eugene III	1145	1153
169	Anastasius IV	1153	1154
170	Adrian IV	1154	1159
171	Alexander III	1159	1181
172	Lucius III	1181	1185
173	Urban III	1185	1187
174	Gregory VIII	1187	1187
175	Clement III	1187	1191
176	Celestine III	1191	1198
177	Innocent III	1198	1216
178	Honorius III	1216	1227
179	Gregory IX	1227	1241
180	Celestine IV	1241	1241
181	Innocent IV	1243	1254
182	Alexander IV	1254	1261
183	Urban IV	1261	1264
184	Clement IV	1265	1268
185	Blessed Gregory X	1271	1276
186	Blessed Innocent V	1276	1276
187	Adrian V	1276	1276
188	John XXI	1276	1277
189	Nicholas III	1277	1280
190	Martin IV	1281	1285
191	Honorius IV	1285	1287
192	Nicholas IV	1288	1292
193	St. Celestine V	1294	1294
194	Boniface VIII	1294	1303
195	Blessed Benedict XI	1303	1304
196	Clement V	1305	1314
197	John XXII	1316	1334
198	Benedict XII	1334	1342
199	Clement VI	1342	1352
200	Innocent VI	1352	1362
201	Blessed Urban V	1362	1370
202	Gregory XI	1370	1378
203	Urban VI	1378	1389
204	Boniface IX	1389	1404
205	Innocent VII	1404	1406
206	Gregory XII	1406	1415
207	Martin V	1417	1431
208	Eugene IV	1431	1447
209	Nicholas V	1447	1455
210	Callistus III	1455	1458
211	Pius II	1458	1464
212	Paul II	1464	1471
213	Sixtus IV	1471	1484
214	Innocent VIII	1484	1492
215	Alexander VI	1492	1503
216	Pius III	1503	1503
217	Julius II	1503	1513
218	Leo X	1513	1521
219	Adrian VI	1522	1523
220	Clement VII	1523	1534
221	Paul III	1534	1549
222	Julius III	1550	1555
223	Marcellus II	1555	1555
224	Paul IV	1555	1559
225	Pius IV	1559	1565
226	St. Pius V	1566	1572
227	Gregory XIII	1572	1585
228	Sixtus V	1585	1590
229	Urban VII	1590	1590
230	Gregory XIV	1590	1591
231	Innocent IX	1591	1591
232	Clement VIII	1592	1605
233	Leo XI	1605	1605
234	Paul V	1605	1621
235	Gregory XV	1621	1623
236	Urban VIII	1623	1644
237	Innocent X	1644	1655
238	Alexander VII	1655	1667
239	Clement IX	1667	1669
240	Clement X	1670	1676
241	Blessed Innocent XI	1676	1689
242	Alexander VIII	1689	1691
243	Innocent XII	1691	1700
244	Clement XI	1700	1721
245	Innocent XIII	1721	1724
246	Benedict XIII	1724	1730
247	Clement XII	1730	1740
248	Benedict XIV	1740	1758
249	Clement XIII	1758	1769
250	Clement XIV	1769	1774
251	Pius VI	1775	1799
252	Pius VII	1800	1823
253	Leo XII	1823	1829
254	Pius VIII	1829	1830
255	Gregory XVI	1831	1846
256	Pius IX	1846	1878
257	Leo XIII	1878	1903
258	Pius X (Pius X cannot be identified as a Saint because automatically excommunicated anti-Pope "Pius XII" had no Catholic jurisdiction to designate people as Catholic Saints, see Section 20.2 of this website)	1903	1914
NA	Papacy falls vacant because of heresy ... in 1914 Heresies of "Benedict XV", "Pius XI", and "Pius XII" ... Sections 20, 20.1, and 20.2 Selected heresies of the vatican-2 cult leaders (e.g. post 1958) ... see Sections 12.6, 12.7, 12.8, 12.9, and 12.10	NA	NA
N/A	Anti-Pope "Benedict XV"   (Selected heresies on Section 20) (Automatically excommunicated for heresy, and in Hell as he did not publicly abjure his heresy)	1914	1922
N/A	Anti-Pope "Pius XI"   (Selected heresies on Section 20.1) (Automatically excommunicated for heresy, and in Hell as he did not publicly abjure his heresy)	1922	1939
N/A	Anti-Pope "Pius XII"   (Selected heresies on Section 20.2) (Automatically excommunicated for heresy, and in Hell as he did not publicly abjure his heresy)	1939	1958
N/A	Anti-Pope "John XXIII"   (Selected heresies on Section 12.9) (Automatically excommunicated for heresy, and in Hell as he did not publicly abjure his heresy)	1958	1963
N/A	Non-Catholic Apostate "Paul VI"   (former leader of the vatican-2 cult) (Automatically excommunicated for heresy, and in Hell as he did not publicly abjure his heresy, see selected heresies on Section 12.8)	1963	1978
N/A	Non-Catholic Apostate "John Paul I"   (former leader of the vatican-2 cult) (Automatically excommunicated for heresy, and in Hell as he did not publicly abjure his heresy)	1978	1978
N/A	Non-Catholic Apostate "John Paul II"   (former leader of the vatican-2 cult) (Automatically excommunicated for heresy, and in Hell as he did not publicly abjure his heresy, see selected heresies on Section 12.7 and 12.7.3)	1978	2005
N/A	Non-Catholic Apostate "Benedict XVI"   (former leader of the vatican-2 cult) (Automatically excommunicated for heresy and headed for Hell, see selected heresies on Section 12.6)	2005	2013
N/A	Non-Catholic Apostate "Francis"   (current leader of the vatican-2 cult) (Automatically excommunicated for heresy and headed for Hell, see selected heresies on Section 12.10)	2013	-
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Note 1: From 1914 to 1965 ... "benedict-15" to "john-23" ... these are properly called "anti-Popes". An anti-Pope is a false claimant to being the head of the Catholic Church.

Note 2: From 1965 to the present ... these persons cannot be called "anti-Popes" ... because the group that they were/are the head of is not the Catholic Church. It is not the Catholic Church because the "vatican-2 council" documents have well over 200 heresies against prior defined unchangeable Catholic Dogma. It is clearer than the noonday sun that a heretic cult (against the Catholic Dogma) was founded in 1965, this time at the Vatican. All other heresies "lutheran", "baptist", "methodist", "evangelical", etc. ... were founded somewhere outside of Catholic property.

Note 3: See Sections 12 through 21 regarding these liars and the vatican-2 apostasy. The favored method of attacking the Dogma that you have to be Catholic to get to Heaven ... is to imply by various types of statements that there is Christianity outside of the Catholic Church (which there isn't).

Note 4: See 13.2 of this website for the Sources of Dogma regarding automatic excommunication for heresy. See Section 13.2.2 for the Sources of Dogma on automatic excommunication for physical participation in heretic cults ("vatican-2, "lutheran", "baptist", "evangelical", "anglican", etc.

Note 5: Any heresy against the Dogma or Sources of Dogma of the Church must be ignored as false teaching. The Catholic De Fide Dogmas list is on Section 3 of this website, and Sources of Dogma are seen throughout the site.

Saint Vincent de Lerins, died c. 445 A.D.:
"What then shall the Catholic do if some portion of the Church detaches itself from communion of the universal Faith?
What other choice can he make? And if some new contagion attempts to poison, no longer a small part of the Church,
but the whole Church at once, then his great concern will be to attach himself to antiquity which can no longer be
led astray by any lying novelty."

Note regarding this St. Vincent de Lerins quote: The Church itself cannot be poisoned since it is the stainless, error free bride of Christ. Anyone doing any "poisoning" is automatically excommunicated and outside of the Catholic Church The Church can only increase or decrease in numbers depending on how many people are properly baptized in water and believe the Catholic Dogmas.

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