Religious figure

English Bishop

Archbishop of Mainz

Catholic cardinal, Greek scholar

Reformation figure

Icelandic religious (Lutheran) figure, philologist and poet.

Legendary Indian monk

American religious leader, leader of the Branch Davidian religious sect

Pope from August 985 to March 996.

Rabbi and Kabbalist.

Hierarch of the Polish Orthodox Church

Archpriest. He was canonized by the Russian Orthodox Church in 2000.

Father of the Church, Christian Egyptian exegete and polemicist

Bishop of the Polish Orthodox Church

Saint, Doctor of the Church, Cardinal.

German Jesuit, missionary, grammarian

American rabbi.

55th Venetian Doge.

Patriarch of Alexandria

Hindu Hare Krishna guru

English theologian and biblical scholar.

Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus' since 1667.

Italian Curial Cardinal, Vatican diplomat and dignitary

Antipope

Italian Catholic blessed Clarissian.

The first Slavic-Slovak archbishop

American rabbi, educator and religious philosopher, founder of Reconstructionism

The first Catholicos-Patriarch of Georgia

Bishop of the Russian Church

A Roman antiquarian of Greek origin. He studied at the Roman Greek College founded by Gregory XIII, after which he was ordained as a Catholic deacon and then a priest.

Jesuit theologian

English religious figure, Puritan.

Pope from October 21, 686 to September 21, 687.

Islamic religious figure. Founder of the Almoravid sect.

Bulgarian Catholic bishop, blessed martyr.

The Spanish monk who built the cathedral alone

Moldavian educator and Jewish religious figure.

Patriarch of Constantinople

One of the greatest rabbis of his generation.

Peruvian cleric and missionary

Blessed of the Roman Catholic Church, laywoman, confessor

Rector of the Church of Elijah the Prophet

English Baptist preacher

Primate of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in 1900-1944, Metropolitan of Galicia.

Bishop of Tobolsk and Siberia. He was canonized by the Russian Orthodox Church in 2000.

Popular religious figure

Archbishop of Thessalonica, medieval mystic

Pope from December 30, 1370 to March 27, 1378

Patriarch of Constantinople (1283-1289).

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; theologian, publicist and preacher