Religious figure

American prelate and theologian, Dominican, Vatican and Curial dignitary, prominent member of the Roman Curia. Sub-Secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith from April 4, 2002 to June 16, 2009. Titular Archbishop of Oregon since June 16, 2009. Secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith

Bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church, Archbishop of Kholmogory and Vazhe

Hindu Krishna religious figure

Yaik Cossack, Tatar.

Pope from August 985 to March 996.

Patriarch of Constantinople from 1333 to 1347

American rabbi, educator and religious philosopher, founder of Reconstructionism

Pope

Italian curial cardinal.

Reverend Optina Elder

Archbishop of Mainz

Bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church

Bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church

The only Puerto Rican ever ordained cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church.

German curial prelate and Vatican dignitary.

Rabbi, Kabbalist and public figure

Italian statesman and cardinal

English writer, Protestant preacher.

Bishop of Urgell (885-893). He spent most of his pontificate in a struggle for possession of the Urgell see with the uncanonically elected Bishop of Esclua.

Italian Curial Cardinal.

Polish Catholic priest, general, rebel.

Abbess of the Serbian Orthodox Church

Ukrainian church and political figure

Blessed of the Roman Catholic Church, priest, martyr

Chief Rabbi of Kazakhstan since 1994

General of the Society of Jesus

Ukrainian Orthodox theologian.

Italian Cardinal

Saint of the Roman Catholic Church

Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus'

German Cardinal

Spanish writer, Bishop of Burgos.

Italian religious and political figure, poet

Leader of Opus Dei from 1975 to 1994.

Holy Father and Teacher of the Church of the 2nd century.

Italian scholar monk.

Pope

The first Archbishop of Magdeburg, missionary, historian, first Christian bishop

General of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits)

French cardinal and diplomat, Bishop of Bayonne

Head of the religious movement "New Thought"

Representative of the House of Visconti, Archbishop of Milan, Cardinal

English theologian, teacher, publicist and church figure. In 1845 he converted from Anglicanism to Catholicism, and from 1879 he was a cardinal. He defended the theory of the 'development of dogmas' and the principle of 'open theology' free from scholastic frameworks.

Italian cardinal, Jesuit, Archbishop of Milan from January 6, 1980 to July 11, 2002.

A monk and theologian who lived in the 7th century

Cardinal and Saint of the Catholic Church

Blessed of the Roman Catholic Church, nun, martyr

Italian hermit monk at Monte Morrone (in Abruzzi), founder of the Celestine Order (in 1254).

Former American evangelist, pastor, motivator and author

Russian clergyman, spiritual writer, holy martyr