Pope Saint Victor I: The Fourteenth Pope, the Easter Ultimatum, and the First African in Peter's Chair

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Victor I is the fourteenth pope (c. 189–199)—the African who threatened to cut off the churches of Asia over Easter, cut off Theodotus the cobbler for heresy, and marks the papacy's turn to command.

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