Ne gazeten zyrtare te Vatikanit ne Rome L’Osservatore Romano*, Giovanni Armillotta , shkroi nje artikull me titull “Pope Clement XI and the Albani Family”
Ne kete artikull mjaft interesant shkruan per prerjardhjen e Papes Clementi XI dhe familjen e ti Shqiptare te larguar nga SHqiperia gjate kohes se okupimit Turk dhe luften e madhe qe beri Gjergj Kastrioti Skenderbeu kunder okupatorit Turk .
Ne kete artikull mjaft interesant shkruhet se kush ishin TE KATER PAPAT SHQIPTAR :
Saint Eleutherius (175-189)
Pope Saint Caius (283-296)
Pope John IV (640-642)
Pope Clement XI (1700-1721)
Pope Saint Eleutherius (175-189)**
Eleutherius spread the Bible to many countries of the Roman Empire. While the legend that an English king Lucius sought baptism from Eleutherius may be fiction, the pope sent a mission to the British which was then a Roman province. He is believed to be the first Albanian pope.
Pope Saint Caius (283-296)
Caius decreed that before a man would be bishop, he must first be porter, reader, exorcist, acolyte, sub-deacon, deacon, and priest. He divided the districts of Rome among the deacons. It was during the pontificate of Caius that Diocletian ascended the imperial throne.
Pope John IV (640-642)
John IV did not forget his native land which was being harried by Serbs. He sent funds to Dalmatia to help redeem the poor natives who had been carried off by barbarians. He also secured relics from the its troubled churches and built a church in Rome to house them.
Pope Clement XI (1700-1721)
Born in Urbano, Italy, of the Albani family whose forebears fought for the Turks for 25 years alongside the 15th century folkhero of the Albanians, Scanderbeg thus preventing the Ottoman Turks from overunning Europe. Clement XI also fostered foreign missions but was unsuccessful in converting Czar Peter the Great. /opozita.com/
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