Pope Boniface V facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Pope Saint Boniface V
Papacy began	23 December 619
Papacy ended	25 October 625
Predecessor	Adeodatus I
Successor	Honorius I
Personal details
Born	??? Naples, Byzantine Empire
Died	25 October 625 ???

Pope Boniface V was the leader of the Roman Catholic Church from December 23, 619, until his death on October 25, 625. He was known for helping to spread Christianity in England. He also made a rule that churches could be safe places for people who needed protection.

Becoming Pope

After the previous pope, Adeodatus I, died, there was a gap of over a year before Boniface V became pope. He was chosen on December 23, 619. Historical writings describe him as a very kind person who cared deeply about the clergy, who are religious leaders like priests.

Important Actions

Pope Boniface V worked to help the Christian faith grow. He sent letters to England to guide the Christian leaders there. He also made sure that churches were respected as places of safety. This meant that people who were in trouble could find refuge inside a church.

His Death and Legacy

Pope Boniface V passed away on October 25, 625. He was buried in St. Peter's Basilica, a very famous church in Rome. After his death, Honorius I became the next pope. Boniface V is remembered for his kindness and his efforts to support the Church.

See also

• In Spanish: Bonifacio V para niños