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“Teach nothing new, but instill into all men's breasts those things which the Fathers of revered memory have with harmony of statement taught... Preach nothing else than what we received from our forefathers... Accordingly, both in the rule of faith and in the observance of discipline, let the standard of antiquity be maintained throughout.”

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Pope Leo I
Pope Leo I

Limited information is available about Pope Leo I, who died on November 10, 461. He was an important figure in the early history of Christianity, serving as the 40th Pope of the Roman Catholic Church and having a profound impact on the development of Christian doctrine during his tenure. more

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