#discochannel Papa Marino I (Vescovo di Roma) (Gallese, ... – Roma, 15 maggio 884)
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@Gocciedimemoria Papa Marino I, conosciuto in seguito anche come Papa Martino II, era un romano eletto il 16 dicembre 882. Regnò solo due anni. Ci sono ragioni per ritenere che Marino sia stato eletto il giorno stesso della morte di papa Giovanni VIII e sia stato consacrato senza attendere il consenso dell'imperatore incapace Carlo il Grosso1. Marino nacque a Gallese, oggi in provincia di Viterbo, Italia. La sua carriera ecclesiastica comprendeva diverse missioni diplomatiche. Servì come legato a Costantinopoli in tre diverse occasioni, legate alla controversia che circondava il patriarca Fozio. Marino fu coinvolto anche in missioni presso l'imperatore Carlo il Grosso e il vescovo Atanasio II di Napoli. Nell'880 fu nominato cardinale diacono da papa Giovanni VIII. Marino I succedette senza opposizione a papa Giovanni VIII il 16 dicembre 882, anche se la sua elezione fu irregolare poiché era già vescovo. Il suo pontificato fu segnato da vari avvenimenti, tra cui il perdono di papa Formoso e la “presunta” condanna di Fozio. Marino I muore il 15 maggio 884. Il suo nome ha subito variazioni storiche, ma rimane una figura intrigante nella storia della Chiesa cattolica
Papa Marino I, also known later as Pope Martin II, was a Roman who was elected on December 16, 882. He ruled for only two years. There are reasons to believe that Marino was elected on the very day of Pope John VIII’s death and was consecrated without waiting for the consent of the incompetent emperor, Charles the Fat1.Marino was born in Gallese, which is now in the province of Viterbo, Italy. His ecclesiastical career included several diplomatic missions. He served as a legate to Constantinople on three separate occasions, related to the controversy surrounding Patriarch Photius. Marino was also involved in missions to Emperor Charles the Fat and Bishop Athanasius II of Naples. In 880, he was appointed cardinal deacon by Pope John VIII.Marino I succeeded Pope John VIII without opposition on December 16, 882, although his election was irregular since he was already a bishop. His papacy was marked by various events, including the pardon of Pope Formosus and the “alleged” condemnation of Photius. Marino I passed away on May 15, 884. His name has undergone historical variations, but he remains an intriguing figure in the history of the Catholic Church
Papa Marino I, also known later as Pope Martin II, was a Roman who was elected on December 16, 882. He ruled for only two years. There are reasons to believe that Marino was elected on the very day of Pope John VIII’s death and was consecrated without waiting for the consent of the incompetent emperor, Charles the Fat1.Marino was born in Gallese, which is now in the province of Viterbo, Italy. His ecclesiastical career included several diplomatic missions. He served as a legate to Constantinople on three separate occasions, related to the controversy surrounding Patriarch Photius. Marino was also involved in missions to Emperor Charles the Fat and Bishop Athanasius II of Naples. In 880, he was appointed cardinal deacon by Pope John VIII.Marino I succeeded Pope John VIII without opposition on December 16, 882, although his election was irregular since he was already a bishop. His papacy was marked by various events, including the pardon of Pope Formosus and the “alleged” condemnation of Photius. Marino I passed away on May 15, 884. His name has undergone historical variations, but he remains an intriguing figure in the history of the Catholic Church