Mwafrika apigiwa debe kuwa Papa

Mwafrika apigiwa debe kuwa Papa

ZeMarcopolo said:
Je, ni ngumu kwa mwafrika tu au hata kwa wanaotoka mabara mengine nje ya Europe? Kwa sababu kama sikosei mapope wote wametoka Europe so far.
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Ni kwel most of them wanatoka Europe! Nimesema mwafrika hawez kuwa pope bcoz its too early for us! Mwalimu hawez kukupa ujuzi wote! Lazma kuna technique ataba nazo ndo nlivyosema awali bado misingi na mizizi ya ukatoliki haijawekwa waz kwa waafrika.
Najua wapo wengi weus wenye sifa na vigezo vya kuongoza that top position lakin wanaishia kwenye mchakato wa awali tu. Ikumbukwe kipindi papa aliestaafu juzi akiwa anapigiwa kura kuna cadinal wa nigeria alikuwa anapigiwa chapuo ashinde pia kardinali wetu Pengo alikuwa kwenye position ya kushinda lakin wapi?

Bado misingi ya ukatoliki imekumbatiwa na watu wa Europe na kwa africa mpaka kukomaa na kufikia kuichimbua hyo misingi ya kiimani na kuelewa ki undan ndo tutaweza kumpata popo mweus.
 
carter said:
Naomba majina ya hao ma pope waafrika, na. Pia muda waliotumia kuwa kwenye kiti cha u pope
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PAPAL REIGNS

1. ST. PETER: (Simon Bar-Jona): Bethsaida in Galilee; d. 64 or 67
2. ST. LINUS: Tuscany; 67-76
3. ST. ANACLETUS (CLETUS): Rome; 76-88
4. ST. CLEMENT: Rome; 88-97
5. ST. EVARISTUS: Greece; 97-105
6. ST. ALEXANDER I: Rome; 105-15
7. ST. SIXTUS I: Rome; 115-25
8. ST. TELESPHORUS: Greece; 125-36
9. ST. HYGINUS: Greece; 136-40
10. ST. PIUS I: Aquileia; 140-55
11. ST. ANICETUS: Syria; 155-66
12. ST. SOTER: Campania; 166-75
13. ST. ELEUTHERIUS: Nicopolis in Epirus; 175-89
14. ST. VICTOR I: Africa; 189-99
15. ST. ZEPHYRINUS: Rome; 199-217
16. ST. CALLISTUS I: Rome; 217-22
17. ST. URBAN I: Rome; 222-30
18. ST. PONTIAN: Rome; July 21, 230, to Sept. 28, 235
19. ST. ANTERUS: Greece; Nov. 21, 235, to Jan. 3, 236
20. ST. FABIAN: Rome; Jan. 10, 236, to Jan. 20, 250
21. ST. CORNELIUS: Rome; Mar. 251 to June 253
22. ST. LUCIUS I: Rome; June 25, 253, to Mar. 5, 254
23. ST. STEPHEN I: Rome; May 12, 254, to Aug. 2, 257
24. ST. SIXTUS II: Greece; Aug. 30, 257, to Aug. 6, 258
25. ST. DIONYSIUS: July 22, 259, to Dec. 26, 268
26. ST. FELIX I: Rome; Jan. 5, 269, to Dec. 30, 274
27. ST. EUTYCHIAN: Luni; Jan. 4, 275, to Dec. 7, 283
28. ST. CAIUS: Dalmatia; Dec. 17, 283, to Apr. 22, 296
29. ST. MARCELLINUS: Rome; June 30, 296, to Oct. 25, 304
30. ST. MARCELLUS I: Rome; May 27, 308, or June 26, 308, to Jan. 16, 309
31. ST. EUSEBIUS: Greece; Apr. 18, 309 or 310, to Aug. 17, 309 or 310
32. ST. MELCHIADES (MILTIADES): Africa; July 2, 311, to Jan. 11, 314
33. ST. SYLVESTER I: Rome; Jan. 31, 314, to Dec. 31, 335
34. ST. MARK: Rome; Jan. 18, 336, to Oct. 7, 336
35. ST. JULIUS I: Rome; Feb. 6, 337, to Apr. 12, 352
36. LIBERIUS: Rome; May 17, 352, to Sept. 24, 366
37. ST. DAMASUS I: Spain; Oct. 1, 366, to Dec. 11, 384
38. ST. SIRICIUS: Rome; Dec. 15, or 22 or 29, 384, to Nov. 26, 399
39. ST. ANASTASIUS I: Rome; Nov. 27, 399, to Dec. 19, 401
40. ST. INNOCENT I: Albano; Dec. 22, 401, to Mar. 12, 417
41. ST. ZOZIMUS: Greece; Mar. 18, 417, to Dec. 26, 418
42. ST. BONIFACE I: Rome; Dec. 28 or 29, 418, to Sept. 4, 422
43. ST. CELESTINE I: Campania; Sept. 10, 422, to July 27, 432
44. ST. SIXTUS III: Rome; July 31, 432, to Aug. 19, 440
45. ST. LEO I (the Great): Tuscany; Sept. 29, 440, to Nov. 10, 461
46. ST. HILARY: Sardinia; Nov. 19, 461, to Feb. 29, 468
47. ST. SIMPLICIUS: Tivoli; Mar. 3, 468, to Mar. 10, 483
48. ST. FELIX III (II): Rome; Mar. 13, 483, to Mar. 1, 492
He should be called Felix II, and his successors numbered accordingly.
49. ST. GELASIUS I: Africa; Mar. I, 492, to Nov. 21, 496
50. ANASTASIUS II: Rome; Nov. 24, 496, to Nov. 19, 498
51. ST. SYMMACHUS: Sardinia; Nov. 22, 498, to July 19, 514
52. ST. HORMISDAS: Frosinone; July 20, 514, to Aug. 6, 523
53. ST. JOHN I, MARTYR: Tuscany; Aug. 13, 523, to May 18, 526
54. ST. FELIX IV (III): Samnium; July 12, 526, to Sept. 22, 530
55. BONIFACE II: Rome; Sept. 22, 530, to Oct. 17, 532
56. JOHN II: Rome; Jan. 2, 533, to May 8, 535

John II was the first pope to change his name; he was originally called Mercury, the name of a pagan deity.

57. ST. AGAPITUS I: Rome; May 13, 535, to Apr. 22, 536
58. ST. SILVERIUS, MARTYR: Campania; June 1 or 8, 536, to Nov. 11, 537 (d. Dec. 2, 537)
59. VIGILIUS: Rome; Mar. 29, 537, to June 7, 555
60. PELAGIUS I: Rome; Apr. 16, 556, to Mar. 4, 561
61. JOHN III: Rome; July 17, 561, to July 13, 574
62. BENEDICT I: Rome; June 2, 575, to July 30, 579
63. PELAGIUS II: Rome; Nov. 26, 579, to Feb. 7, 590
64. ST. GREGORY I (the Great): Rome; Sept. 3, 590, to Mar. 12, 604
65. SABINIAN: Blera in Tuscany; Sept. 13, 604, to Feb. 22, 606
66. BONIFACE III: Rome; Feb. 19, 607, to Nov. 12, 607
67. ST. BONIFACE IV: Abruzzi; Aug. 25, 608, to May 8, 615
68. ST. DEUSDEDIT (ADEODATUS I): Rome; Oct. 19, 615, to Nov. 8, 618
69. BONIFACE V: Naples; Dec. 23, 619, to Oct. 25, 625
70. HONORIUS I: Campania; Oct. 27, 625, to Oct. 12, 638
71. SEVERINUS: Rome; May 28, 640, to Aug. 2, 640
72. JOHN IV: Dalmatia; Dec. 24, 640, to Oct. 12, 642
73. THEODORE I: Greece; Nov. 24, 642, to May 14, 649
74. ST. MARTIN I, MARTYR: Todi; July, 649, to Sept. 16, 655 (in exile from June 17, 653)
His successor, St. Eugene I, was ordained during St. Martin I's exile and, apparently, with the latter's approval.

75. ST. EUGENE I: Rome; Aug. 10, 654, to June 2, 657
76. ST. VITALIAN: Segni; July 30, 657, to Jan. 27, 672
77. ADEODATUS II: Rome; Apr. 11, 672, to June 17, 676
78. DONUS (or DOMNUS): Rome; Nov. 2, 676, to Apr. 11, 678
79. ST. AGATHO: Sicily; June 27, 678, to Jan. 10, 681
80. ST. LEO II: Sicily; Aug. 17, 682, to July 3, 683
81. ST. BENEDICT II: Rome; June 26, 684, to May 8, 685
82. JOHN V: Syria; July 23, 685, to Aug. 2, 686
83. CONON: birthplace unknown; Oct. 21, 686, to Sept. 21, 687
84. ST. SERGIUS I: Syria; Dec. 15, 687, to Sept. 8, 701
85. JOHN VI: Greece; Oct. 30, 701, to Jan. 11, 705
86. JOHN VII: Greece; Mar. 1, 705, to Oct. 18, 707
87. SISINNIUS: Syria; Jan. 15, 708, to Feb. 4, 708
88. CONSTANTINE: Syria; Mar. 25, 708, to Apr. 9, 715
89. ST. GREGORY II: Rome; May 19, 715, to Feb. 11, 731
90. ST. GREGORY III: Syria; Mar. 18, 731, to Nov. 741
91. ST. ZACHARY: Greece; Dec. 10, 741, to Mar. 22, 752
92. STEPHEN II (III): Rome; Mar. 26, 752, to Apr. 26, 757
After the death of St. Zachary, a Roman priest named Stephen was elected but died (four days later) before his consecration as Bishop of Rome, which, according to the canon law of that day, would have marked the beginning of his pontificate. Immediately another man was elected to succeed Zachary as Stephen II. Both Stephens are considered to have been popes.

93. ST. PAUL I: Rome; Apr. (May 29), 757, to June 28, 767
94. STEPHEN III (IV): Sicily; Aug. 1 (7), 768, to Jan. 24, 772
95. ADRIAN I: Rome; Feb. 1 (9), 772, to Dec. 25, 795
96. ST. LEO III: Rome; Dec. 26 (27), 795, to June 12, 816
97. STEPHEN IV (V): Rome; June 22, 816, to Jan. 24, 817
98. ST. PASCHAL I: Rome; Jan. 25, 817, to Feb. 11, 824
99. EUGENE II: Rome; Feb. (May) 824 to Aug. 827
100. VALENTINE: Rome; Aug. 827 to Sept. 827
101. GREGORY IV: Rome; Oct. 827 to Jan. 844
102. SERGIUS II: Rome; Jan. 844 to Jan. 27, 847
103. ST. LEO IV: Rome; Jan. (Apr. 10) 847 to July 17, 855
104. BENEDICT III: Rome; July (Sept. 29) 855 to Apr. 17, 858
105. ST. NICHOLAS I (the Great): Rome; Apr. 24, 858, to Nov. 13, 867
106. ADRIAN II: Rome; Dec. 14, 867, to Dec. 14, 872
107. JOHN VIII: Rome; Dec. 14, 872, to Dec. 16, 882
108. MARINUS I: Gallese; Dec. 16, 882, to May 15, 884
109. ST. ADRIAN III: Rome; May 17, 884, to Sept. 885 (cult confirmed June 2, 1891)
110. STEPHEN V (VI): Rome; Sept. 885 to Sept. 14, 891
111. FORMOSUS: Porto; Oct. 6, 891, to Apr. 4, 896
112. BONIFACE VI: Rome; Apr. 896 to Apr. 896
113. STEPHEN VI (VII): Rome; May 896 to Aug. 897
114. ROMANUS: Gallese; Aug. 897 to Nov. 897
115. THEODORE II: Rome; Dec. 897 to Dec. 897
116. JOHN IX: Tivoli; Jan. 898 to Jan. 900
117. BENEDICT IV: Rome; Jan. (Feb.) 900 to July 903
118. LEO V: Ardea; July 903 to Sept. 903
119. SERGIUS III: Rome; Jan. 29, 904, to Apr. 14, 911
120. ANASTASIUS III: Rome; Apr. 911 to June 913
121. LANDO: Sabina; July 913 to Feb. 914
122. JOHN X: Tossignano (Imola); Mar. 914 to May 928
123. LEO VI: Rome; May 928 to Dec. 928
124. STEPHEN VII (VIII): Rome; Dec. 928 to Feb. 931
125. JOHN XI: Rome; Feb. (Mar.) 931 to Dec. 935
126. LEO VII: Rome; Jan. 3, 936, to July 13, 939
127. STEPHEN VIII (IX): Rome; July 14, 939, to Oct. 942
128. MARINUS II: Rome; Oct. 30, 942, to May 946
129. AGAPITUS II: Rome; May 10, 946, to Dec. 955
130. JOHN XII (Octavius): Tusculum; Dec. 16, 955, to May 14, 964
131. LEO VIII: Rome; Dec. 4 (6), 963, to Mar. 1, 965
132. BENEDICT V: Rome; May 22, 964, to July 4, 966
John XII was deposed Dec. 4, 963, by a Roman council; if the deposition was valid, Leo was the legitimate Pope and Benedict was an antipope.

133. JOHN XIII: Rome; Oct. 1, 965, to Sept. 6, 972
134. BENEDICT VI: Rome; Jan. 19, 973, to June 974
135. BENEDICT VII: Rome; Oct. 974 to July 10, 983
136. JOHN XIV (Peter): Pavia; Dec. 983 to Aug. 20, 984
137. JOHN XV: Rome; Aug. 985 to Mar. 996
138. GREGORY V (Bruno of Carinthia): Saxony; May 3, 996, to Feb. 18, 999
139. SYLVESTER II (Gerbert): Auvergne; Apr. 2, 999, to May 12, 1003
140. JOHN XVII (Siccone): Rome; June 1003 to Dec. 1003
141. JOHN XVIII (Phasianus): Rome; Jan. 1004 to July 1009
142. SERGIUS IV (Peter): Rome; July 31, 1009, to May 12, 1012
The custom of changing one's name on election to the Papacy traditionally dates from the time of Sergius IV. After his time this became a regular practice, with few exceptions; e.g., Adrian VI and Marcellus II.

143. BENEDICT VIII (Theophylactus): Tusculum; May 18, 1012, to Apr. 9, 1024
144. JOHN XIX (Romanus): Tusculum; Apr. (May) 1024 to 1032
145. BENEDICT IX (Theophylactus): Tusculum; 1032 to 1044
146. SYLVESTER III (John): Rome; Jan. 20, 1045, to Feb. 10, 1045
Sylvester III was an antipope if the forcible removal of Benedict IX in 1044 was not legitimate.

147. BENEDICT IX (second time): Apr. 10, 1045, to May 1, 1045
148. GREGORY VI (John Gratian): Rome; May 5, 1045, to Dec. 20, 1046
149. CLEMENT II (Suitger, Lord of Morsleben and Hornburg): Saxony; Dec. 24 (25), 1046, to Oct. 9, 1047
If the triple removal of Benedict IX in 1044, 1046, and 1047 were invalid, Gregory VI and Clement II were antipopes.

150. BENEDICT IX (third time): Nov. 8, 1047, to July 17, 1047 (d. c. 1055)
151. DAMASUS II (Poppo): Bavaria; July 17, 1048, to Aug. 9, 1048
152. ST. LEO IX (Bruno): Alsace; Feb. 12, 1049, to Apr. 19, 1054
153. VICTOR II (Gebhard): Swabia; Apr. 16, 1055, to July 28, 1057
154. STEPHEN IX (X) (Frederick): Lorraine; Aug. 3, 1057, Mar. 29, 1058
155. NICHOLAS II (Gerard): Burgundy; Jan. 24, 1059, to July 27, 1061
156. ALEXANDER II (Anselmo da Baggio): Milan; Oct. 1, 1061, to Apr. 21, 1073
157. ST. GREGORY VII (Hildebrand): Tuscany; Apr. 22 (June 30), 1073, to May 25, 1085
158. BLESSED VICTOR III (Dauferius, Desiderius): Benevento; May 24, 1086, to Sept. 16, 1087 (cult confirmed July 23, 1887)
159. BLESSED URBAN II (Otto di Lagery): France; Mar. 12, 1088, to July 29, 1099 (cult confirmed July 14, 1881)
160. PASCHAL II (Raniero): Ravenna; Aug. 13 (14), 1099, 1 Jan. 21, 1118
161. GELASIUS II (Giovanni Caetani): Gaeta; Jan. 24 (Mar. 10), 1118, to Jan. 28, 1119
162. CALLISTUS 11(Guido of Burgundy): Burgundy; Feb. 2 (9), 1119, to Dec. 13, 1124
163. HONORIUS 11 (Lamberto): Fiagnano (Imola); Dec. 15 (21), 1124, to Feb. 13, 1130
164. INNOCENT II (Gregorio Papareschi): Rome; Feb. 14 (23), 1130, to Sept. 24, 1143
165. CELESTINE II (Guido): Cittià di Castello; Sept. 26 (Oct. 3), 1143, to Mar. 8, 1144
166. LUCIUS 11 (Gerardo Caccianemici): Bologna; Mar. 12, 1144, to Feb. 15, 1145
167. BLESSED EUGENE III (Bernardo Paganelli di Montemagno): Pisa; Feb. 15 (18), 1145, to July 8, 1153 (cult confirmed Oct. 3, 1872)
168. ANASTASIUS IV (Corrado): Rome; July 12, 1153, to Dec. 3, 1154
169. ADRIAN IV (Nicholas Breakspear): England; Dec. 4 (5), 1154, to Sept. 1, 1159
170. ALEXANDER III (Rolando Bandinelli): Siena; Sept. 7 (20), 1159, to Aug. 30, 1181
171. LUCIUS III (Ubaldo Allucingoli): Lucca; Sept. 1 (6), 1181, to Sept. 25, 1185
172. URBAN III (Uberto Crivelli): Milan; Nov. 25 (Dec. 1), 1185, to Oct. 20, 1187
173. GREGORY VIII (Alberto de Morra): Benevento; Oct. 21 (25), 1187, to Dec. 17, 1187
174. CLEMENT III (Paolo Scolari): Rome; Dec. 19 (20), 1187, to Mar. 1191
175. CELESTINE III (Giacinto Bobone): Rome; Mar. 30 (Apr. 14), 1191, to Jan. 8, 1198
176. INNOCENT III (Lotario dei Conti di Segni): Anagni; Jan. 8 (Feb. 22), 1198, to July 16, 1216
177. HONORIUS III (Cencio Savelli): Rome; July 18 (24), 1216, to Mar. 18, 1227
178. GREGORY IX (Ugolino, Count of Segni): Anagni; Mar. 19 (21), 1227, to Aug. 22, 1241
179. CELESTINE IV (Goffredo Castiglioni): Milan; Oct. 25 (28), 1241, to Nov. 10, 1241
180. INNOCENT IV (Sinibaldo Fieschi): Genoa; June 25 (28), 1243, to Dec. 7, 1254
181. ALEXANDER IV (Rinaldo, Count of Segni): Anagni; Dec.12 (20), 1254, to May 25, 1261
182. URBAN IV (Jacques Pantaléon): Troyes; Aug. 29 (Sept. 4), 1261, to Oct. 2, 1264
183. CLEMENT IV (Guy Foulques or Guido le Gros): France; Feb. 5 (15), 1265, to Nov. 29, 1268
184. BLESSED GREGORY X (Teobaldo Visconti): Piacenza; Sept. 1, 1271 (Mar. 27, 1272), to Jan. 10, 1276 (cult firmed Sept. 12, 1713)
185. BLESSED INNOCENT V (Peter of Tarentaise): Savoy; Jan. 21 (Feb. 22), 1276, to June 22, 1276 (cult confirmed Mar. 13, 1898)
186. ADRIAN V (Ottobono Fieschi): Genoa; July 11, 1276, to Aug. 18, 1276
187. JOHN XXI (Petrus Juliani or Petrus Hispanus): Portugal; Sept. 8 (20), 1276, to May 20, 1277
There never was a pope with the title of John XX. This title was dropped to rectify an error in the tenth century when an alleged John XV was mistakenly listed among the popes.

188. NICHOLAS III (Giovanni Gaetano Orsini): Rome; Nov. 25 (Dec. 26), 1277, to Aug. 22, 1280
189. MARTIN IV (Simon de Brie): France; Feb. 22 (Mar 23), 1281, to Mar. 28, 1285
The names of Marinus I (882-84) and Marinus II (942-46) were mistaken for Martin; because of these two popes and the earlier St. Martin I (649-55) this pope was called Martin IV.

190. HONORIUS IV (Giacomo Savelli): Rome; Apr. 2 (May 20), 1285, to Apr. 3, 1287
191. NICHOLAS IV (Girolamo Masci): Ascoli; Feb. 22, 1288, to Apr. 4, 1292
192. ST. CELESTINE V (Pietro del Murrone): Isernia; July 5 (Aug. 29), 1294, to Dec. 13, 1294
193. BONIFACE VIII (Benedetto Caetani): Anagni; Dec. 24, 1294 (Jan. 23, 1295), to Oct. 11, 1303
194. BLESSED BENEDICT XI (Niccolo Boccasini): Treviso; Oct. 22 (27), 1303, to July 7, 1304 (cult confirmed 24, 1736)
195. CLEMENT V (Bertrand de Got): France; June 5 (Nov. 14), 1305, to Apr. 20, 1314 (first of the Avignon popes)
196. JOHN XXII (Jacques d'Euse): Cahors; Aug. 7 (Sept. 5), 1316, to Dec. 4, 1334
197. BENEDICT XII (Jacques Fournier): France; Dec. 20, 1334 (Jan. 8, 1335), to Apr. 25, 1342
198. CLEMENT VI (Pierre Roger): France; May 7 (19), 1342, to Dec. 6, 1352
199. INNOCENT VI (Etienne Aubert): France; Dec. 18 (30), 1352, to Sept. 12, 1362
200. BLESSED URBAN V (Guillaume de Grimoard): France Sept. 28 (Nov. 6), 1362, to Dec. 19, 1370 (cult confirmed Mar. 10, 1870)
201. GREGORY XI (Pierre Roger de Beaufort): France; Dec. 30, 1370 (Jan. 5, 1371), to Mar. 26, 1378 (last of the Avignon popes)
202. URBAN VI (Bartolomeo Prignano): Naples; Apr. 8 (18), 1378, to Oct. 15, 1389
203. BONIFACE IX (Pietro Tomacelli): Naples; Nov. 2 (9), 1389, to Oct. 1, 1404
204. INNOCENT VII (Cosma Migliorati): Sulmona; Oct. 17 (Nov. 11), 1404, to Nov. 6, 1406
205. GREGORY XII (Angelo Correr): Venice; Nov. 30 (Dec. 19), 1406, to July 4, 1415,
when he voluntarily resigned from the Western Schism to permit the election of his successor; he died Oct. 18, 1417.

206. MARTIN V (Oddone Colonna): Rome; Nov. 11 (21), 1417, to Feb. 20, 1431
207. EUGENE IV (Gabriele Condulmer): Venice; Mar. 3 (11), 1431, to Feb. 23, 1447
208. NICHOLAS V (Tommaso Parentucelli): Sarzana; Mar. 6 (19), 1447, to Mar. 24, 1455
209. CALLISTUS III (Alfonso Borgia): Jativa (Valencia); Apr. 8 (20), 1455, to Aug. 6, 1458
210. PIUS II (Enea Silvio Piccolomini): Siena; Aug. 19 (Sept. 3), 1458, to Aug. 15, 1464
211. PAUL II (Pietro Barbo): Venice; Aug. 30 (Sept. 16), 1464, to July 26, 1471
212. SIXTUS IV (Francesco della Rovere): Savona; Aug. 9 (25), 1471, to Aug. 12, 1484
213. INNOCENT VIII (Giovanni Battista Cibo): Genoa; Aug. 29 (Sept. 12), 1484, to July 25, 1492
214. ALEXANDER VI (Rodrigo Borgia): Jativa (Valencia); Aug. 11 (26), 1492, to Aug. 18, 1503
215. PIUS III (Francesco Todeschini-Piccolomini): Siena; Sept. 22 (Oct. 18), 1503, to Oct. 18, 1503
216. JULIUS II (Giuliano della Rovere): Savona; Oct. 31 (Nov. 26), 1503, to Feb. 21, 1513
217. LEO X (Giovanni de' Medici): Florence; Mar. 9 (19), 1513, to Dec. 1, 1521
218. ADRIAN VI (Adrian Florensz): Utrecht; Jan. 9 (Aug. 31), 1522, to Sept. 14, 1523
219. CLEMENT VII (Giulio de' Medici): Florence; Nov. 19 (26), 1523, to Sept. 25, 1534
220. PAUL III (Alessandro Farnese): Rome; Oct. 13 (Nov. 3), 1534, to Nov. 10, 1549
221. JULIUS III (Giovanni Maria Ciocchi del Monte): Rome; Feb. 7 (22), 1550, to Mar. 23, 1555
222. MARCELLUS II (Marcello Cervini): Montepulciano; Apr. 9 (10), 1555, to May 1, 1555
223. PAUL IV (Gian Pietro Carafa): Naples; May 23 (26), 1555, to Aug. 18, 1559
224. PIUS IV (Giovan Angelo de' Medici): Milan; Dec. 25, 1559 (Jan. 6, 1560), to Dec. 9, 1565
225. ST. PIUS V (Antonio-Michele Ghislieri): Bosco (Alexandria); Jan. 7 (17), 1566, to May 1, 1572 (beatified April 27, 1672)
226. GREGORY XIII (Ugo Buoncompagni): Bologna; May 13 (25), 1572, to Apr. 10, 1585
227. SIXTUS V (Felice Peretti): Grottammare (Ripatransone); Apr. 24 (May 1), 1585, to Aug. 27, 1590
228. URBAN VII (Giovanni Battista Castagna): Rome; Sept. 15, 1590, to Sept. 27, 1590
229. GREGORY XIV (Niccolo Sfondrati): Cremona; Dec. 5 (8), 1590, to Oct. 16, 1591
230. INNOCENT IX (Giovanni Antonio Facchinetti): Bologna; Oct. 29 (Nov. 3), 1591, to Dec. 30, 1591
231. CLEMENT VIII (Ippolito Aldobrandini): Florence; Jan. 30 (Feb. 9), 1592, to Mar. 3, 1605
232. LEO XI (Alessandro de' Medici): Florence; Apr. 1 (10), 1605, to Apr. 27, 1605
233. PAUL V (Camillo Borghese): Rome; May 16 (29), 1605, to Jan. 28, 1621
234. GREGORY XV (Alessandro Ludovisi): Bologna; Feb 9 (14), 1621, to July 8, 1623
235. URBAN VIII (Maffeo Barberini): Florence; Aug. 6 (Sept. 29), 1623, to July 29, 1644
236. INNOCENT X (Giovanni Battista Pamfili): Rome; Sept.15 (Oct. 4), 1644, to Jan. 7, 1655
237. ALEXANDER VII (Fabio Chigi): Siena; Apr. 7 (18), 1655, to May 22, 1667
238. CLEMENT IX (Giulio Rospigliosi): Pistoia; June 20 (26), 1667, to Dec. 9, 1669
239. CLEMENT X (Emilio Altieri): Rome; Apr. 29 (May 11), 1670, to July 22, 1676
240. BLESSED INNOCENT XI (Benedetto Odescalchi): Como; Sept. 21 (Oct. 4), 1676, to Aug. 12, 1689
241. ALEXANDER VIII (Pietro Ottoboni): Venice; Oct. 6 (16), 1689, to Feb. 1, 1691
242. INNOCENT XII (Antonio Pignatelli): Spinazzola; July 12 (15), 1691, to Sept. 27, 1700
243. CLEMENT XI (Giovanni Francesco Albani): Urbino; Nov. 23, 30 (Dec. 8), 1700, to Mar. 19, 1721
244. INNOCENT XIII (Michelangelo dei Conti): Rome; May 8, (18), 1721, to Mar. 7, 1724
245. BENEDICT XIII (Pietro Francesco-Vincenzo Maria-Orsini): Gravina (Bari); May 29 (June 4), 1724, to Feb. 21, 1730
246. CLEMENT XII (Lorenzo Corsini): Florence; July 12 (16), 1730, to Feb. 6, 1740
247. BENEDICT XIV (Prospero Lambertini): Bologna; Aug. 17 (22), 1740, to May 3, 1758
248. CLEMENT XIII (Carlo Rezzonico): Venice; July 6 (16), 1758, to Feb. 2, 1769
249. CLEMENT XIV (Giovanni Vincenzo Antonio-Lorenzo-Ganganelli): Rimini; May 19, 28 (June 4), 1769, to Sept. 22, 1774
250. PIUS VI (Giovanni Angelo Braschi): Cesena; Feb. 15 (22), 1775, to Aug. 29, 1799
251. PIUS VII (Barnaba-Gregorio-Chiaramonti): Cesena; Mar.14 (21), 1800, to Aug. 20, 1823
252. LEO XII (Annibale della Genga): Genga (Fabriano); Sept. 28 (Oct. 5), 1823, to Feb. 10, 1829
253. PIUS VIII (Francesco Saverio Castiglioni): Cingoli; Mar. 31 (Apr. 5), 1829, to Nov. 30, 1830
254. GREGORY XVI (Bartolomeo Alberto-Mauro-Cappellari): Belluno; Feb. 2 (6), 1831, to June 1, 1846
255. PIUS IX (Giovanni M. Mastai Ferretti): Senigallia; June 16 (21), 1846, to Feb. 7, 1878
256. LEO XIII (Gioacchino Pecci): Carpineto (Anagni); Feb. 20 (Mar. 3), 1878, to July 20, 1903
257. ST. PIUS X (Giuseppe Sarto): Riese (Treviso); Aug. 4 (9), 1903, to Aug. 20, 1914 (beatified June 3, 1951)
258. BENEDICT XV (Giacomo della Chiesa): Genoa; Sept. 3 (6), 1914, to Jan. 22, 1922
259. PIUS XI (Achille Ratti): Desio (Milan); Feb. 6 (12), 1922, to Feb. 10, 1939
260. PIUS XII (Eugenio Pacelli): Rome; Mar. 2 (12), 1939, to Oct. 9, 1958
261. JOHN XXIII (Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli): Sotto il Monte (Bergamo); Oct. 28 (Nov. 4), 1958, to June 3, 1963
262. PAUL VI (Giovanni Battista Montini): Concessio (Brescia); June 21 (30), 1963, to Aug. 6, 1978
263. JOHN PAUL I (Albino Luciani): Forno di Canale (now Canale d'Agordo); Aug. 26 (Sept. 3), 1978, to Sept. 28, 1978
264. JOHN PAUL II (Karol Wojtyla): Wadowice, Poland; Oct. 16 (22), 1978, to – Apr. 2, 2005
265. BENEDICT XVI (Joseph Ratzinger): Marktl am Inn, Germany; Apr. 19 (24), 2005 , to –Feb 28 2013
 
carter said:
Naomba majina ya hao ma pope waafrika, na. Pia muda waliotumia kuwa kwenye kiti cha u pope
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Papa Waafrika

Papa Victor I 189 - 199
Papa Meltiades 311-314
Papa Gelasius 492- 496
 
Tatizo watu wanazani uchaguzi wa PAPA ni kama kumchagua mwenyekiti wa CCM
 
Moony said:
Hata Mwafrica anaweza sana na kanisa Katoliki liliwahi kuwa na papa wawil au zaidi toka Africa, sina uhakika na idadi
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Unajua akili za Kitanzania zile za kubalansi akikamatwa Ustaadh Ilunga basi ili wasilamu wasilalamike basi akamatwe na Pastor Mpemba ndio zinakuongozeni kufikiri Uafrica au Uulaya ni consideration ya Pope kuchaguliwa
 
Moony said:
Papa Waafrika

Papa Victor I 189 - 199
Papa Meltiades 311-314

Papa Gelasius 492- 496
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Hawa ma pope wametoka nchi gan mkuu hapa africa? Walikuwa kwenye jopo la makadinali Rome wakateuliwa au walikuwa makadinali kwenye nchi zao huku afrika?
 
sumasuma said:
Imeandikwa tarehe 03 Machi 2013
By ROMA, Italia
Imesomwa mara: 48
Kadinali Peter Turkson
KADINALI Peter Turkson wa Ghana hawanii upapa, lakini ni dhahiri ana wanaomwunga mkono ambao wanaamini anatosha na wamebandika mabango yenye picha yake sehemu mbalimbali za jiji hili.

“Chagua Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson kwenye Baraza la Makadinali!,” imeandikwa kwa herufi nzito katika mabango juu ya picha ya Kadinali huyo, ambaye ni maarufu miongoni mwa makadinali wanaofikiriwa kumrithi Benedict, ambaye Alhamisi alikuwa papa wa kwanza baada ya karne sita, kujiuzulu.
Mabango hayo yamebandikwa katika mbao ambazo zilitumiwa na wagombea wa uongozi nchini mapema wiki hii.
Tofauti na uchaguzi wa Bunge, wagombea wa upapa kwa kawaida hawatakiwi kuzindua kampeni, hali inayoonesha kuwa mabango hayo yanatoka kwa wafuasi wa Turkson au yawezekana yanabandikwa na wafanya mzaha.
Makadinali wanatarajia kukutana faragha katika kanisa dogo la Sistine kwa siku 10, mkutano ambao chaguo lao litakuwa limebarikiwa na Roho Mtakatifu na si siasa za kidunia.
Turkson anaweza kuwa mtu wa kwanza asiyetoka Ulaya kuongoza Kanisa Katoliki baada ya kipindi cha zaidi ya miaka 1,000 kupita kama atachaguliwa.
Lakini usemi wa zamani wa Kiroma unaonya dhidi ya kukampeni, hata kama ni kwa siri, ili mtu kuwa papa au hata kujaribu kubashiri matokeo ya Baraza la Makadinali.
Unasema: “Anayeingia kwenye Baraza kama papa, anatoka kama kadinali”. Wakati hayo yakiendelea, Papa mstaafu alikuwa akiendelea kusoma ujumbe kutoka kwa wanaomtakia heri huku akivinjari katika bustani za kasri lake.
Papa huyo wa zamani mwenye umri wa miaka 85 alikuwa pia akiangalia televisheni ikirusha matangazo ya kuondoka kwake Vatican Alhamisi jioni, na kulala fofofo katika makazi yake hayo ya upapa katika kasri la Gandolfo, ambako atakaa kwa miezi miwili, msemaji wa Vatican alisema jana.
“Alilala vizuri. Hali ya hewa ilikuwa mwanana yenye utulivu,” Padri Federico Lombardi aliwaambia waandishi wa habari, akikariri alichoambiwa na Katibu Myeka wa papa mstaafu, Askofu Mkuu Georg Gaenswein kupitia simu kutoka makazi hayo yaliyoko Kusini mwa Roma.
Benedict alichukua CD zake za muziki anaoupenda sana na vitabu vingi vya Theolojia, Historia na Falsafa, Lombardi alisema na kuongeza kuwa hivi karibuni ataanza kupiga kinanda chake usiku.
Kuhusu lini Baraza la kumchagua Papa mpya litaanza, makadinali ndio watakaoamua, lakini hilo halitafanyika mpaka idadi ya makadinali 115 kutoka sehemu mbalimbali duniani watakapokuwa wamewasili.
Haijulikani ni wangapi mpaka jana walikuwa wamewasili.
Hakuna kilichokuwa kimeshaandaliwa hadi jana, lakini Vatican inaonekana kujipanga kwa uchaguzi ifikapo katikati ya mwezi huu, hivyo Papa mpya anaweza kusimikwa kabla ya Jumapili ya Matawi Machi 24 na hivyo kuongoza Wiki Takatifu kujiandaa na Pasaka.
· Source: Habari leo
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huyu jamaa anaijua sana africa kuliko hata mkufunzi wa chuo kikuu dar. halafu anujua sana ukomunisti na madhara yake. Nchi yake iliisha wahi kumpindua raisi aliyekwenda kuchukua misaafu ya kikomunisti china(Kwame Nkuruma). NI mmoja wa maaskofu waliokuwa wanapinga sana kuona maraisi wa africa wana kaaa madarakani muda mrefu, Hivyo akipewa upapa, kardinali Pengo lazima afikirie mara mbili kumfanya Nyerere mtakatifu.
 
ataukwaa upapa, maana nchi ya ghana ina jina zuri sana africa kwa kudumiasha amani . mimi binafsi nishamweka katika maombi yangu. halafu akipata upapa, atapigania sana upendo kati ya dini kuu za africa, christian and moslem. najua utengano aliolleta Iran wa kidini africa utamalizika tuu na sisi waafrica tutaishi kama ndugu moja. jamani nanyi mwekeni ktk sara zenu.
 
carter said:
Hawa ma pope wametoka nchi gan mkuu hapa africa? Walikuwa kwenye jopo la makadinali Rome wakateuliwa au walikuwa makadinali kwenye nchi zao huku afrika?
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Jenga mazoea ya kusoma vitabu ujue historia na mambo ya elimu dunia na ya kiroho, siyo kila kitu unauliza tu
 
mwana mtoka pabaya said:
unajua akili za kitanzania zile za kubalansi akikamatwa ustaadh ilunga basi ili wasilamu wasilalamike basi akamatwe na pastor mpemba ndio zinakuongozeni kufikiri uafrica au uulaya ni consideration ya pope kuchaguliwa
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tafadhari usihusishe majibu yangu na udini, sijafirisika kiakili kiasi hicho!
 
Tango73 said:
ataukwaa upapa, maana nchi ya ghana ina jina zuri sana africa kwa kudumiasha amani . mimi binafsi nishamweka katika maombi yangu. halafu akipata upapa, atapigania sana upendo kati ya dini kuu za africa, christian and moslem. najua utengano aliolleta Iran wa kidini africa utamalizika tuu na sisi waafrica tutaishi kama ndugu moja. jamani nanyi mwekeni ktk sara zenu.
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AMINA. Maneno yako mazuri lakini mchakato mzima wa kumchagua PAPA hauendi hivyo.
 
Moony said:
Jenga mazoea ya kusoma vitabu ujue historia na mambo ya elimu dunia na ya kiroho, siyo kila kitu unauliza tu
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Sidhan kama umenijibu swali langu mkuu, haikuwa na haja ya kuleta hayo yote! Kwa majibu haya ingekuwa mtihan si tume ingeundwa hapa?
Kwan mwanzoni umenijibu kwa kusoma kitabu au chapisho gan? Si ume copy tu from the internet!
 
ZeMarcopolo said:
Mkuu Mooney, hapa umeniacha njia ya panda. Kwanini unadhani jina la Peter ndio litatoa Papa?
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Marco mbona kimya ndugu yangu, nimesubiri sana swali kutoka kwako.

Nilikwambia Papa atatoka Italy na ndani ya taarifa au BIO yake ina PETER ndani yake.
 
Moony said:
Marco mbona kimya ndugu yangu, nimesubiri sana swali kutoka kwako.

Nilikwambia Papa atatoka Italy na ndani ya taarifa au BIO yake ina PETER ndani yake.
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Mkuu nakumbuka, naona the guess imeenda pembeni kidogo...
 
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