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What did Pope Boniface IV replace to introduce All saints Day?
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∙ 13y ago
You have it backwards. Boniface IV introduced All Saints Day to replace the pagan feast of the Lemures - in which the malevolent and restless spirits of the dead were propitiated. It took place on/about the 13th of May and All Saints replaced it. All Saints Day was moved to November 1 by Pope Gregory III (731-741) and the previous May 13th day was then discontinued.
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∙ 13y ago
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When was Pope Boniface VIII born?
Pope Boniface VIII was born in 1235.
When did Pope Boniface I die?
Pope Boniface I died on 422-09-04.
When was Pope Boniface IV born?
Pope Boniface IV was born in 550.
When did Pope Boniface VI die?
Pope Boniface VI died in 896.
When was Pope Boniface IX born?
Pope Boniface IX was born in 1356.
Was St. Boniface a pope?
There have been a number of popes named Boniface. However, the Boniface known as the 'Apostle of Germany' was never a pope.
What was Pope Boniface VIII's nationality?
Pope Boniface VIII was born in the Papal States. He was an Italian.
When did Pope Boniface II die?
Pope Boniface II died on 532-10-17.
When did Pope Boniface V die?
Pope Boniface V died on 625-10-25.
When did Pope Boniface III die?
Pope Boniface III died on 607-11-12.
When did Pope Boniface VIII die?
Pope Boniface VIII died on 1303-10-11.
Why did Pope Boniface IV create All Saints Day?
Roman Catholic AnswerPope Boniface IV dedicated the Pantheon in Rome to the Blessed Virgin Mary in 609. It was created to celebrate all those saints who were not named in the calendar and was celebrated on May 13. Pope Gregory III (731-41) changed the date to November 1 when he dedicated a chapel in honor of All Saints in the Vatican Basilica.
