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St. Evaristus, Roman Catholic Pope. St. Evaristus succeeded St. Clement in the See of Rome in the reign of Trajan and governed the Church about eight years, being the fourth successor of St. Peter. Oct 26

Saint of the Day – 23 November – St Clement I (c 88–c 101) Pope Martyr, Miracle-worker. St Clement is considered to be the first Apostolic Father of the Church, one of the three chief ones together…

St Clement (d.97) was the third pope after St Peter and author of a famous letter ot the Corinthians, an early example of the Bishop of Rome's universal jurisdiction. Tradition records him being sentenced to hard labour in Crimea and thrown into the sea tied to an anchor. This medieval stained glass of the saint, which looks to be of German provenance, is in the Burrell Collection in Glasgow.

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Pope St. Clement I

St. Clement I

Pope St Clement