One. Nicholas Breakspeare became Pope Adrian IV from 1154 to 1159. He was from Hertfordshire in England.
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Pope Adrian IV, born Nicholas Breakspear.
Pope Adrian IV was the only pope from Britain.
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The first and only British pope was Pope Adrian IV.
The only English pope was born Nicholas Breakspear, c.1100, near St. Alban's and took the name of Pope Adrian IV (the 4th)
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Nicholas Breakspear, born in England, became Pope Adrian IV, the only pope from that country.
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Pope Adrian IV who ruled from about the year 1100 until September 1, 1159, was the only British pope.
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Pope Adrian IV is the only pope from the UK.
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No, he took the name of Pope Adrian IV.
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Pope Adrian IV, aka Nicholas Breakspear, is the only pope from England.
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Nicholas Breakspear- Pope Adrian IV
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Nicholas Breakspear was the only Englishman to be a Pope. He was Adrian IV from 1154-1159.hhvcuuihyugyu
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Nicholas Breakspear who later became Pope Adrian IV was the only pope from England.
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Adrian IV (Adriaan Floriszoon Boeyens) served as the pope from 2 January 1522 until 14 September 1523. He is the only Dutch pope ever elected.
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Nicholas Breakspear, the only pope from England, chose to reign under the name Pope Adrian IV. He was pope from December 4, 1154, until September 1, 1159.
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There has never been a Welsh pope but there has been one pope from England -
Nicholas Breakspear who took the name of Pope Adrian IV.
The mother of Linus the first pope after St. Peter was Welsh, that makes him half Welsh.
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Henry VIII sort of considered himself the pope in England ...
Your question is unclear however Roman Catholics in England always recognised the pope.
The only English born Pope was Pope Adrian IV (from 1154 - 1159)
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He didn't. It was Henry II in 1171 by order of a Bull of Pope Adrian IV.
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San Marco is a minor basilica in Rome that was first built in 336 by Pope Mark. It was later restored in 792 by Pope Adrian I and rebuilt by Pope Gregory IV in 833.
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The Catholic Encyclopedia doesn't list a cause of death, but Wikipedia says:
Adrian died at Anagni on 1 September 1159, reputedly choking on a fly in his wine, but probably of quinsy.
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Catholic AnswerThere have been a whole bunch of them:First Ecumenical Council: Nicea I - Pope Sylvester
Constantinople I - St. Damasus I
Ephesus - Celestine I
Chalcedon - St. Leo I (the Great)
Constantinople II - Pope Vigilius
Constantinople III - Pope Agatho
Nicaea II - Pope Adrian I
Constantinople IV - Pope Adrian II
Lateran I - Callistus II
Lateran II - Pope Innocent II
Lateran III - Pope Alexander III
Lateran IV Pope Innocent III
Lyons I - Pope Innocent IV
Lyons II - Pope Gregory X
Vienne - Pope Clement V
Constance - Gregory XI
Basle/Ferrara/Florence - Pope Eugene IV
Lateran V - Popes Julius II and Leo X
Trent - Popes Paul III, Julius III, Marcellus II, Paul IV, and Pius IV
Vatican I - Pius IX
Vatican II - John XXIII, Paul VI
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Pope Adrian VI died on September 14, 1523 at the age of 64.
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