Pope (630-687)
A seventh-century pope chosen because no one else could agree — the compromise that ended a standoff between Rome's military and clerical factions.
Conon was elected bishop of Rome on 21 October 686 after the city's two power centres — soldiers and clergy — deadlocked over a successor and settled on him as neutral ground. His papacy lasted less than a year. During that brief tenure he consecrated the Irish missionary St Kilian and sent him to preach in Franconia. Conon died on 21 September 687, eleven months after taking office.
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