Crossword clues for popes
popes
- They often have Roman numerals in their names
- The 12 Piuses
- Swiss Guard charges
- Summer residents of Italy's Castel Gandolfo
- St. Peter's roster
- Some former cardinals
- See figures?
- Peter, Linus, Anacletus, etc
- Peter and successors
- Peter and succcessors
- Paul and John
- Linus and thirteen Leos
- Linus and Fabian
- Leo II and Pius V
- Leo and Paul
- Leo and John, e.g
- John, Paul et al
- John Paul II et al
- Innocents, e.g
- Innocent and Urban
- Innocent and others
- Holy See leaders
- Holders of the keys of heaven
- Heads of the Catholic Church
- Francis and his predecessors
- Fabian and Hilarius
- Eight were named Urban
- College of Cardinals selections
- Church heads
- Catholic leaders
- Benedict XVI and his predecessors
- Benedict XVI and Francis, for example
- Benedict XVI and Francis
- Almanac's historical listing
- Almanac-page listing
- 13 of them were Innocent
- 12 named Pius
- Vatican City dwellers
- Vatican leaders
- Residents of Castel Gandolfo
- Religious leaders
- John, Paul and John Paul
- Innocents, e.g.
- Bull producers
- Long line in Rome
- See people
- Peter, Paul et al.
- Leo and John, e.g.
- Boniface, Benedict et al.
- Vigilius and Sisinnius
- John, Paul et al.
- Fish giving old men inner energy
- Religious bigwigs take pills and ecstasy tabs
- Heads of the Roman Catholic church
- Church leaders
- Peter and Paul, but not Mary
- Vatican VIPs, PPS
- John and Paul, but not Ringo
- Bishops of Rome
- Vatican heads
- They're elected in conclaves
- Clement V and Gregory VII
- Whom cardinals choose
- Vatican honchos
- Peter, Paul et al
- Innocent and more
- Almanac listing
- Zephyrinus and Zosimus, e.g
- Vaticanologists study them
- Vatican rulers
- Urban and Innocent
- Three reigned in 1978
- Those speaking ex cathedra
- They're chosen during conclaves
Wiktionary
n. (plural of pope English)
Wikipedia
The Popes (also known as the Insane Popes and originally the Almighty Popes) are a Chicago, Illinois street gang, formed in the late 1950s on the north side of Chicago, primarily building membership from a Greek " Greaser" gang that hung out at the corner of Lawrence and Rockwell. This small group had problems with the much larger Latin Kings gang on the north side, and so they began to associate with the Simon City Royals in an attempt to protect themselves. However, rather than joining the Royals outright, they eventually decided to form their own gang, which they named the Popes: this stood for "Protecting Our People Eliminating Spics" (eventually the racial slur would be replaced by "scum" when the Popes ceased to be a racist gang and began inviting latinos and blacks to join).
Usage examples of "popes".
German influence had retired beyond the Alps, and the popes had again made Rome the centre of the Christian world, all the small princes, robbed of their original protector, had rallied round the papal see, and received at the hands of the pope a new investiture, and now they paid annual dues, for which they received the particular title of duke, count, or lord, and the general name of Vicar of the Church.
The elder Popes, with three children to educate, the other two older than John, trusted that their offspring would be good citizens, and that was about it.
Clay High School had been killed in hideous crashes, and the older Popes had told their son that he could not have a car until he was eighteen.
Joseph on the banks of the Missouri, and from there into Fremont, where they spent the night at their homes in Clay, John sleeping with the Popes, Penny with the Hardestys.
In fact, the best conversations the Popes conducted occurred on these trips, for the car became a cathedral-in-motion in which two worshippers convened to settle family questions of the highest moment.
Chesapeake, Debby Dee led the Popes to one of the borrowed houses, told all the late drinkers to scram, and put the new test pilot and his beautiful Washington wife to bed.
John consulted with his English pilots as to where she might stay, and they recommended the Boar and Thrush, a small inn from which the tower of Salisbury cathedral could be seen across the plains, and there the Popes spent one of the happiest weeks of their lives.
Cathedral, and with the help of women at the air base she arranged tickets for the Popes and an English couple whose husband flew with John.
Pope hurried home from the drugstore, and the Hardestys came from across the railroad tracks for a celebratory supper, but the younger Popes were too tired to enjoy it.
Debby Dee said, pointing to the Popes, and for two hours they reminisced about the days at Solomons Island, the old cars, the Pax-Jax-Lax routine, the dogfights above the Chesapeake.
This man was suggesting behavior that neither of the Popes would countenance or even remotely consider, but John had learned that politics produced all sorts of aberrations and the honorable man or woman looked at each as it was presented, accepting those that stood within limits, rejecting those that were outside the pale of decent behavior.
Senator Pope asked Mott if he could report to her new office, and when he reached there he found the Popes and Senator Grant in sober discussion.
In fact, the Basilica of Constantine existed no longer, while that of Michael Angelo, the masterpiece of thirty popes, which cost the labour of three centuries and the expense of two hundred and sixty millions, existed not yet.
It had been used by various Popes to escape to safety during sieges of the Vatican .
He knew this sacred grotto was reserved exclusively for the relics of Popes, but somehow Mortati sensed this was appropriate.