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The 29 pages that link to Pope, each with the reason it gives.

• Catholic ChurchRelated: The pope is the church’s central office of leadership and communion.

• Roman Catholic ChurchRelated: The pope presides over the church’s worldwide communion and exercises its highest office of governance.

• Vatican CityRelated: The pope is sovereign of Vatican City and heads the Holy See.

• College of CardinalsRelated: The pope appoints cardinals and receives the College’s counsel.

• Roman CuriaRelated: Curial offices assist the pope and exercise authority under his direction.

• Holy SeeRelated: The pope heads the Holy See and exercises its central authority.

• Pueblo peoplesRelated: His leadership illustrates coordination among communities during resistance to colonial authority.

• Latin ChurchRelated: The pope governs the Latin Church directly and serves as its supreme legislator and judge.

• King of the RomansRelated: Medieval emperors sought papal coronation, once the defining step beyond election.

• CatholicismRelated: Communion with the pope is a defining feature of Catholic identity.

• Pueblo RevoltRelated: He helped organize the revolt and coordinated its launch across Pueblo communities.

• History of New MexicoRelated: His leadership helped unite Pueblo communities in the revolt’s initial success.