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Martyrdom of St. Simplicius and Faustinus Richard de Montbaston ––14th. century
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Martyrdom of St. Simplicius and Faustinus Richard de Montbaston ––14th. century
July 29 ––Latin Calendar–– Ss. Felix, Simpliciys, Faystinys, Viatrix -(Felix, Simplicius, Faustinus, Beatrice) Unknown artist
Rejected Papal Portrait Captions: Pope St. Simplicius
Pope Simplicius served as Supreme Pontiff from March 3, 468-March 10, 482. The Catholic Church later canonized Simplicius and pretended that the pizza tray he wore on his head while sitting for his portrait was actually a halo so that he didn't look so goddamn silly.