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The list of popes gives the names and information on connections to churches in Rome about all popes from St Peter to Benedict XVI.

Contents

Until 250Edit

Dates Name Connection to churches Place of burial
32–64/67 St Peter San Pietro in Vaticano
64/67–76 St Linus Near St Peter's grave
76–88 St Anacletus / Cletus
88–97 St Clement I San Clemente is dedicated to him San Clemente (relics brought there in 868)
97–105 St Evaristus Probably near St Peter's grave
105–115 St Alexander I
115–125 St Sixtus I
125–136 St Telesphorus Near St Peter's grave
136–140 St Hyginus Possible near St Peter's grave
140–155 St Pius I Near St Peter's grave
155–166 St Anicetus Near St Peter's grave
166–175 St Soterus Cemetery of Callistus
175–189 St Eleutherius Near St Peter's grave, relics translated to Santa Susanna
189–199 St Victor I Possibly near St Peter's grave
199–217 St Zephyrinus Cemetery of Zephyrinus, possible identical with Catacombe di San Callisto
217–222 St Callixtus I Drowned in well preserved in San Callisto, which is dedicated to him. Cemetery of Calepodius
222–230 St Urban I Catacombe di San Callisto
230–235 St Pontian Catacombe di San Callisto
235–236 St Anterus Catacombe di San Callisto
236–250 St Fabian Catacombe di San Callisto, translated to San Sebastiano

251–498Edit

Dates Name Connection to churches Place of burial
251–253 St Cornelius Catacombe di San Callisto
253–254 St Lucius Catacombe di San Callisto, translated to Santa Cecilia
254–257 St Stephen I Catacombe di San Callisto, translated to San Silvestro in Capite
257–258 St Sixtus II San Sisto Vecchio is dedicated to him Catacombe di San Callisto, translated to San Sisto Vecchio
259–268 St Dionysius Catacombe di San Callisto, translated to San Silvestro in Capite
269–274 St Felix I Catacombe di San Callisto
275–283 St Euthycian Catacombe di San Callisto
283–296 St Caius Catacombe di San Callisto
296–304 St Marcellinus Catacombe di San Callisto
308–309 St Marcellus I San Marcello al Corso is dedicated to him. Sheltered in the house of Lucina, on the site of San Lorenzo in Lucina Catacombe di Santa Priscilla
309 St Eusebius Catacombe di San Callisto
311–314 St Miltiades May have built Santi Quattro Coronati Catecombe di San Callisto
314–335 St Sylvester I Consecrated San Pietro in Vaticano and San Paolo fuori le Mura. Probably built San Crisogono. Near Catacombe di Santa Priscilla, translated to San Silvestro in Capite, which is dedicated to him.
336 St Mark Founded San Marco and the now demolished Santa Balbina. Cemetery of Santa Balbina
337–352 St Julius I Probably built Santa Maria in Trastevere and Santi Apostoli Cemetery of Calepodius, translated to Santa Maria in Trastevere
352–366 Liberius Built Santa Maria Maggiore
366–384 St Damasus I Restored Sant'Anastasia, built San Lorenzo in Damaso Catacombe di Santi Marco e Marcelliano, translated to San Lorenzo in Damaso
384–399 St Syricius Probably built Santa Prassede, consecrated the new San Paolo fuori le Mura. Basilica di San Silvestro near Catacombe di Santa Priscilla
399–401 St Anastasius I Built the now lost Basilica Crescentiana, may have founded San Sisto Vecchio. Basilica above Catacombe di Ponziano, since 846 in the Abbey church, Bad Gandersheim, Germany
401–417 St Innocent I Basilica above Catacombe di Ponziano, since 846 in the Abbey church, Bad Gandersheim, Germany
417–418 St Zosimus San Lorenzo in Agro Verano
418–422 St Boniface I Chapel at the Cemetery of Santa Felicitas
422–432 St Celestine I Restored Santa Maria in Trastevere, built Santa Sabina Catacombe di Santa Priscilla
432–440 St Sixtus III Consecrated San Pietro in Vinculi, restored the Lateran Baptistery, restored Santa Maria Maggiore, may have rebuilt San Lorenzo fuori le Mura. San Lorenzo fuori le Mura
440–461 St Leo the Great Altered San Pietro in Vaticano, restored San Paolo fuori le Mura San Pietro in Vaticano
461–468 St Hilary New chapels in San Giovanni in Laterano, restored Sant'Anastasia San Lorenzo fuori le Mura
468–483 St Simplicius Built Santa Bibiana and Santo Stefano Rotondo al Celio. Founded Sant'Andrea in Catabarbara in an existing building.
483–492 St Felix III (II) San Paolo on Via Ostia
492–496 St Gelasius Built San Giovanni a Porta Latina San Pietro in Vaticano
496–498 St Anastasius II San Pietro in Vaticano

498–752Edit

Dates Name Connection to churches Place of burial
498–514 St Symmachus Built San Pancrazio, rebuilt San Martino ai Monti San Pietro in Vaticano
514–523 St Hormisdas San Pietro in Vaticano
523–526 St John I Titular of Santi Giovanni e Paolo Ravenna, translated to San Pietro in Vaticano
526–530 St Felix IV (III) May have founded Santi Cosma e Damiano
530–532 Boniface II Titular of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere San Pietro in Vaticano
533–535 John II San Pietro in Vaticano
535–536 St Agapitus I San Pietro in Vaticano
536–537 Silverius Island of Palmarola
537–555 Vigilius San Marcello on Via Salaria
556–564 Pelagius I Founded or rebuilt Santi Apostoli San Pietro in Vaticano
561–574 John III Completed Santi Apostoli San Pietro in Vaticano
575–579 Benedict I San Pietro in Vaticano
579–590 Pelagius II Restored San Lorenzo fuori le Mura San Pietro in Vaticano
590–604 St Gregory the Great Altered San Pietro in Vaticano San Pietro in Vaticano
604–606 Sabinianus San Pietro in Vaticano
607 Boniface III San Pietro in Vaticano
608–615 St Boniface IV Consecrated Santa Maria ad Martyres San Pietro in Vaticano
615–618 St Deusdedit / Adeodatus
619–625 Boniface V Titular of San Sisto Vecchio Cemetery of St Nicomedes
625–638 Honorius I Rebuilt Sant'Agnese fuori le Mura and San Pancrazio, restored San Pietro in Vaticano, founded Sant'Apollinare San Pietro in Vaticano
640 Severinus San Pietro in Vaticano
640–642 John IV Built Chapel of St Venantius in the Lateran Baptistery San Pietro in Vaticano
642–649 Theodore I Had Santo Stefano Rotondo al Celio decorated. San Pietro in Vaticano
649–655 St Martin I Sebastopol, translated to San Martino ai Monti, which is dedicated to him
654–657 St Eugene I Sant'Eugenio is dedicated to him San Pietro in Vaticano
657–672 St Vitalian San Pietro in Vaticano
672–676 Adeodatus II San Pietro in Vaticano
676–678 Donus San Pietro in Vaticano
678–681 St Agatho San Pietro in Vaticano
682–683 St Leo II Restored Santa Bibiana, rebuilt San Giorgio in Velabro San Pietro in Vaticano
684–685 Benedict II Restored San Pietro in Vaticano and San Lorenzo in Lucina. Had San Valentino and Santa Maria ad Martyres decorated. San Pietro in Vaticano
685–686 John V San Pietro in Vaticano
686–687 Conon San Pietro in Vaticano
687–701 Sergius I Restored San Giovanni in Laterano, San Paolo fuori le Mura, San Pietro in Vaticano and Santa Susanna
701–705 John VI San Pietro in Vaticano
705–707 John VII Restored Sant'Anastasia and San Giovanni in Laterano, ordered frescoes in Santa Maria Antiqua
708 Sisinnius San Pietro in Vaticano
708–715 Constantine San Pietro in Vaticano
715–731 St Gregory II Restored Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, probably founded Sant'Agata in Trastevere San Pietro in Vaticano
731–741 Gregory III Restored Santa Maria in Aquiro San Pietro in Vaticano
741–752 Zacharias Ordered frescoes in Santa Maria Antiqua San Pietro in Vaticano

752–1003Edit

Dates Name Connection to churches Place of burial
752–757 Stephen II (III) Founded San Silvestro in Capite San Pietro in Vaticano
757–767 St Paul I Completed San Silvestro in Capite San Paolo fuori le Mura, transferred to San Pietro in Vaticano
768–772 Stephen III (IV) Titular of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere San Pietro in Vaticano
772–795 Hadrian I Titular of Santa Maria in Via Lata; built Santa Maria in Traspontina; restored Sant'Agnese fuori le Mura, Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, San Giovanni in Laterano and san Marcello al Corso; rebuilt San Marco, Santa Maria in Cosmedin, San Pietro in Vincoli and Santa Prassede. San Pietro in Vaticano
795–816 St Leo III Titular of Santa Susanna; restored Sant'Anastasia and up to 160 other churches; built santo Stefano degli Abissini San Pietro in Vaticano
816–817 Stephen IV (V) San Pietro in Vaticano
817–824 St Pascal I Titular of Santa Prassede; rebuilt Santa Cecilia in Trastevere and Santa Maria in Domnica Santa Prassede
824–827 Eugene II Titular of Santa Sabina San Pietro in Vaticano
827 Valentine Probably in San Pietro in Vaticano
827–844 Gregory IV Titular of San Marco; restored San Marco and Sant'Anastasia
844–847 Sergius II Titular of Santi Silvestro e Martino ai Monti; enlarged San Giovanni in Laterano San Pietro in Vaticano
847–855 St Leo IV Titular of Santi Quattro Coronati; had San Paolo fuori le Mura and San Pietro in Vaticano redecorated; rebuilt Santi Quattro Coronati San Pietro in Vaticano
855–858 Benedict II Titular of Santa Maria in Trastevere, restored baptistery of Santa Maria Maggiore, continued restoration of San Paolo fuori le Mura and San Pietro in Vaticano San Pietro in Vaticano
858–867 St Nicholas I San Pietro in Vaticano
867–872 Hadrian II Titular of San Marco San Pietro in Vaticano
872–882 John VIII Built walls around San Paolo fuori le Mura San Pietro in Vaticano
882–884 Marinus I San Pietro in Vaticano
884–885 St Hadrian III Outside Modena
885–891 Stephen V (IV) Titular of Santi Quattro Coronati, restored Santi Apostoli San Pietro in Vaticano
891–896 Formosus Built/rebuilt San Lorenzo in Panisperna San Pietro in Vaticano, exhumed and thrown in the Tiber
896 Boniface VI
896–897 Stephen VI (VII) San Pietro in Vaticano
897 Romanus San Pietro in Vaticano
897 Theodore II San Pietro in Vaticano
898–900 John IX San Pietro in Vaticano
900–903 Benedict IV San Pietro in Vaticano
903 Leo V Cremated, ashed spread in the Tiber
904–911 Sergius III Rebuilt San Giovanni in Laterano San Giovanni in Laterano
911–913 Anastasius III San Pietro in Vaticano
913–914 Lando San Pietro in Vaticano
914–928 John X San Giovanni in Laterano
928 Leo VI San Pietro in Vaticano
928–931 Stephen VII (VIII) San Pietro in Vaticano
931–935 John XI San Giovanni in Laterano
936–939 Leo VII San Pietro in Vaticano
939–942 Stephen VIII (IX) Possibly titular of Santi Silvestro e Martino ai Monti San Pietro in Vaticano
942–946 Marinus II San Pietro in Vaticano
946–955 Agapitus I San Giovanni in Laterano
955–964 John XII San Giovanni in Laterano
963–965 Leo VIII San Pietro in Vaticano
964–966 Benedict V Unknown location in Roma
965–972 John XIII San Paolo fuori le Mura
973–974 Benedict VI San Pietro in Vaticano
974–983 Benedict VII Santa Croce in Gerusalemme
983–984 John XIV San Pietro in Vaticano
985–996 John XV San Pietro in Vaticano
996–999 Gregory V San Pietro in Vaticano
999–1003 Sylvester II San Giovanni in Laterano

1003–1254Edit

Dates Name Connection to churches Place of burial
1003 John XVII San Giovanni in Laterano
1004–1009 John XVIII Titular of San Pietro in Vincoli San Paolo fuori le Mura
1009–1012 Sergius IV San Giovanni in Laterano
1012–1024 Benedict VIII San Pietro in Vaticano
1024–1032 John XIX San Pietro in Vaticano
1032–1044 Benedict IX Deposed, see below
1045 Sylvester III Probably in Sabina
1045 Benedict IX Deposed, see below
1045–1046 Gregory VI Unknown location
1046–1047 Clement II Bamberg, Germany
1047–1048 Benedict IX Grottaferrata
1048 Damasus II San Lorenzo fuori le Mura
1049–1054 St Leo IX San Pietro in Vaticano
1055–1057 Victor II Santa Maria Rotonda in Ravenna
1057–1058 Stephen IX (X) Santa Reparata in Florence
1059–1061 Nicholas II Santa Reparata, Florence
1061–1073 Alexander II San Giovanni in Laterano
1073–1085 St Gregory VII Titular of Santa Maria in Domnica Duomo San Matteo in Salerno
1086–1087 Bl. Victor II Titular of Santi Sergio e Bacco Monte Cassino
1088–1099 Bl. Urban II San Pietro in Vaticano
1099–1118 Pascal II Titular of San Clemente, built a chapel that later became Santa Maria del Popolo, restored Santa Maria in Montecelli San Giovanni in Laterano
1118–1119 Gelasius II Cluny
1119–1124 Callixtus II Restored Sant'Agnese in Agone, altered San Pietro in Vaticano San Giovanni in Laterano
1124–1130 Honorius II Titular of Santa Prassede San Gregorio al Celio, transferred to San Giovanni in Laterano
1103–1143 Innocent II Rebuilt Santa Maria in Trastevere, probably built Santo Vincenzo e Anastasio alle Tre Fontane San Giovanni in Laterano, transferred to Santa Maria in Trastevere
1143–1144 Celestine II Titular of Santa Maria in Via Lata San Giovanni in Laterano
1144–1145 Lucius II Titular of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme San Giovanni in Laterano
1145–1153 Bl. Eugene II San Pietro in Vaticano
1153–1154 Anastasius IV Restored Santa Maria ad Martyres San Giovanni in Laterano
1154–1159 Hadrian IV San Pietro in Vaticano
1159–1181 Alexander III Titular of San Marco San Giovanni in Laterano
1181–1185 Lucius III Titular of Santa Prassede Verona
1185–1187 Urban III Ferrara
1187 Gregory VIII Titular of San Lorenzo in Lucina Pisa
1187–1191 Clement III Canon of Santa Maria Maggiore San Giovanni in Laterano
1191–1198 Celestine III San Giovanni in Laterano
1198–1216 Innocent III Titular of San Giorgio in Velabro, rebuilt San Sisto Vecchia Perugia, transferred to San Giovanni in Laterano
1216–1227 Honorius III Titular of Santi GIovanni e Paolo, restored San't Alessio all'Aventino and Santa Bibiana, expanded San Lorenzo fuori le Mura Santa Maria Maggiore
1227–1241 Gregory IX Consecrated Santa Maria del Popolo, had Sant'Eusebio redecorated San Pietro in Vaticano
1241 Celestine IV San Pietro in Vaticano
1243–1254 Innocent IV Naples

1254–1503Edit

Dates Name Connection to churches Place of burial
1254–1261 Alexander IV Consecrated Santa Constanza Viterbo
1261–1264 Urban IV Perugia
1265–1268 Clement IV Viterbo
1271 and 1272–1276 Bl. Gregory X Arezzo
1276 Innocent V San Giovanni in Laterano
1276 Hadrian V Viterbo
1276–1277 John XXI Viterbo
1277–1280 Nicholas III Rebuilt Santa Maria sopra Minerva, restored San Pietro in Vaticano San Pietro in Vaticano
1281–1285 Martin IV Perugia
1285–1287 Honorius IV Santa Maria in Aracoeli
1288–1292 Nicholas IV Founded Santa Margherita di Antiochia, co-donor of apse mosaic in Santa Maria Maggiore Santa Maria Maggiore
1294–1296 St Celestine V Ferentino, translated to L'Aquila
1294 and 1295–1303 Boniface VIII Rebuilt San Lorenzo in Panisperna San Pietro in Vaticano
1303–1304 Bl. Benedict Perugia
1305–1314 Clement V Started rebuilding of San Giovanni in Laterano Uzeste
1316–1334 John XXII Installed mosaic on façade of San Paolo fuori le Mura Avignon
1334 and 1335–1342 Benedict XII Restored San Giovanni in Laterano and San Pietro in Vaticano Avignon
1342–1352 Clement VI La Chaise-Dieu
1352–1362 Innocent VI Villeneuve-lès-Avignon
1362–1370 Bl. Urban V Rebuilt San Giovanni in Laterano Avignon, transferred to Marseille
1370 and 1371–1378 Gregory XI Built bell-tower at Santa Maria Maggiore Santa Francesca Romana
1378–1389 Urban VI San Pietro in Vaticano
1389–1404 Boniface IX San Pietro in Vaticano
1404–1406 Innocent VII San Pietro in Vaticano
1406–1415 Gregory XII Recanati
1417–1431 Martin V Restored the patriarchal basilicas and Santi Apostoli San Giovanni in Laterano
1431–1447 Eugene IV Rebuilt parts of San Giovanni in Laterano, commissioned the main doors of San Pietro in Vaticano San Pietro in Vaticano, moved to San Salvatore in Lauro
1447–1455 Nicholas V Started planning the new San Pietro in Vaticano, rebuilt San Teodoro San Pietro in Vaticano
1455–1458 Callixtus III Restored Santa Prisca San Pietro in Vaticano, moved to Santa Maria de Monserrato degli Spagnoli
1458–1464 Pius II Sant'Andrea delle Valle
1464–1471 Paul II Rebuilt San Marco San Pietro in Vaticano
1471–1484 Sixtus IV Built Santa Maria della Pace, Santi Vito e Modesto and the Capella Sistina, started rebuilding San Pietro in Vincoli, rebuilt Santa Maria del Popolo, Santo Spirito in Sassia and Santa Susanna. San Pietro in Vaticano
1484–1492 Innocent VIII San Pietro in Vaticano
1492–1503 Alexander VI Ordered new ceiling in Santa Maria Maggiore, rebuilt San Rocco San Pietro in Vaticano, moved to Santa Maria de Monserrato degli Spagnoli

1503–1758Edit

Dates Name Connection to churches Place of burial
1503 Pius III San Pietro in Vaticano, moved to Sant'Andrea delle Valle
1503–1513 Julius II Titular of San Pietro in Vincoli and completed the rebuilding of that church, started building of the new San Pietro in Vaticano, rebuilt Santa Maria della Quercia, ordered the ceiling frescoes in the Cappella Sistina San Pietro in Vaticano
1513–1521 Leo X Titular of Santa Maria in Domnica Santa Maria sopra Minerva
1522–1523 Hadrian VI Santa Maria dell'Anima
1523–1534 Clement VII Santa Maria sopra Minerva
1534–1549 Paul III Appointed Michelangelo as architect of San Pietro in Vaticano, ordered Judgment Day fresco in Cappella Sistina, started rebuilding after the Sacco de Roma San Pietro in Vaticano
1550–1555 Julius III Titular of San Vitale, built Sant'Andrea del Vignola San Pietro in Vaticano
1555 Macellus II San Pietro in Vaticano
1555–1559 Paul IV Santa Maria sopra Minerva
1559 and 1560–1565 Pius IV Built Santa Maria degli Angeli Santa Maria degli Angeli
1566–1572 St Pius V Santa Maria Maggiore
1572–1585 Gregory XII Built the Oratorio di San Filippo Neri, Sant'Atanasio and Santa Maria dei Monti, commissioned frescoes for Santo Stefano Rotondo al Celio, restored San Lorenzo in Panisperna San Pietro in Vaticano
1585–1590 Sixtus V Santa Maria Maggiore; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1590 Urban VII Santa Maria sopra Minerva; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1590–1591 Gregory XIV San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1591 Innocent IX San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1592–1605 Clement VIII Founded San Bernardino da Siena ai Monti, built San Cesareo in Palatio Santa Maria Maggiore; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1605 Leo XI San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1605–1621 Paul V Santa Maria Maggiore; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1621–1623 Gregory XV Built Sant'Ignazio in Campo Marzio. Sant'Ignazio in Campo Marzio; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1623–1644 Urban VIII Rebuilt Santa Bibiana and San Sebastiano al Palatino, restored Santa Maria ad Martyres and Sant'Anastasia, ordered Bernini's baldachino in San Pietro in Vaticano San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1644–1655 Innocent X Rebuilt Sant'Agnese in Agone, restored San Giovanni in Laterano Sant'Agnese in Agone; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1655–1667 Alexander VII Restored Santa Maria della Pace and Santa Maria ad Martyres, rebuilt Santa Maria in Campitelli, had Santa Maria del Popolo redecorated San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1667–1669 Clement IX Santa Maria Maggiore; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1670–1676 Clement X Santa Maria sopra Minerva; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1676–1689 Bl. Innocent XI San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1689–1691 Alexander VIII San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1691–1700 Innocent XII Titular of San Pancrazio, founded Sant'Andrea Apostolo San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1700–1721 Clement XI Restored Santi Apostoli, Santa Brigida and Santa Maria ad Martyres, rebuilt San Teodoro San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1721–1724 Innocent XIII San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1724–1730 Benedict XIII Rebuilt Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza, Santa Maria della Pietà and Santa Maria della Quercia, restructured the complex of San Sisto Vecchio Santa Maria sopra Minerva; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1730–1740 Clement XII San Giovanni in Laterano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1740–1758 Benedict XIV San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.

1758–2005Edit

Dates Name Connection to churches Place of burial
1758–1769 Clement XIII His heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1769–1774 Clement XIV Santi Apostoli; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1775–1799 Pius VI
1800–1823 Pius VII Restores Santa Maria ad Martyres San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1823–1829 Leo XII San Pietro in Vaticano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1829–1830 Pius VIII His heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1831–1846 Gregory XVI Reconsecrated San Paolo fuori le Mura His heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1846–1878 Bl. Pius IX Restored Sant'Agnese fuori le Mura and Santa Maria ad Martyres San Lorenzo fuori le Mura; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1878–1903 Leo XIII San Giovanni in Laterano; his heart and viscera are in Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio.
1903–1914 St Pius X San Pietro in Vaticano
1914–1922 Benedict XV Founded Santi Angeli Custodi
1922–1939 Pius XI Founded San Roberto Bellarmino
1939–1958 Pius XII Founded Sant'Eugenio San Pietro in Vaticano
1958–1963 Bl. John XXIII Founded San Valentino al Villagio Olimpico San Pietro in Vaticano
1963–1978 Paul VI San Pietro in Vaticano
1978 John Paul I San Pietro in Vaticano
1978–2005 John Paul II San Pietro in Vaticano

From 2005Edit

Dates Name Connection to churches Place of burial
2005– Benedict XVI
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