17-07-2022, 12:46 PM
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ust to be clear, the pope in 1247 was Innocent IV, in office 1243 to 1254 in Lyon - mostly
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Did you know that pope Innocent IV gave Croatians permission to use Glagolitza and Old Church Slavonic language in liturgy? This was based on the belief that St. Jerome was the one who invented Glagolitza. In the 15th and 16th century, two pictures of St. Jerome were made, portraying him with red cardinal's hat. St. Jerome was born in Stridon, which at the time was on the border of Illyria and Pannonia. At the present time it is a bordertown between Croatia and Slovenia. St. Jerome certainly was not a cardinal, and the red hat on his portrait is a symbol for satirical interpretation, for he was practicing Christianity, not showing off with it. The red hat was designed to show off in a parade and to show of church rank and dignity.
ust to be clear, the pope in 1247 was Innocent IV, in office 1243 to 1254 in Lyon - mostly
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Did you know that pope Innocent IV gave Croatians permission to use Glagolitza and Old Church Slavonic language in liturgy? This was based on the belief that St. Jerome was the one who invented Glagolitza. In the 15th and 16th century, two pictures of St. Jerome were made, portraying him with red cardinal's hat. St. Jerome was born in Stridon, which at the time was on the border of Illyria and Pannonia. At the present time it is a bordertown between Croatia and Slovenia. St. Jerome certainly was not a cardinal, and the red hat on his portrait is a symbol for satirical interpretation, for he was practicing Christianity, not showing off with it. The red hat was designed to show off in a parade and to show of church rank and dignity.
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