Pope Felix III
Pope (483-492)
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ItalyA fifth-century pope who drew a line in the sand over doctrine and split East from West. His refusal to accept the Henotikon triggered the Acacian schism — a rift between Rome and Constantinople that would last decades.
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Felix became bishop of Rome on 13 March 483, inheriting a Church already strained by theological dispute. When the Henotikon — a compromise statement aimed at healing division over Christ's nature — emerged from the East, Felix repudiated it outright. That rejection marked the beginning of the Acacian schism, freezing relations between Rome and Constantinople for a generation. He held the see for nine years, never wavering. Felix died on 1 March 492, commemorated ever since on that date.
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