Saint Sylvester

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Saint Sylvester is a 4th-century pope and saint in the Catholic Church, traditionally associated with Emperor Constantine and the early Christianization of the Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 4th-century Christian leader
Catholic saint
Christian martyr venerated as confessor
Pope
alsoKnownAs Pope Sylvester I NERFINISHED
Saint Sylvester I NERFINISHED
appointedBy election by Roman clergy and people
associatedWith Edict of Milan NERFINISHED
Emperor Constantine the Great NERFINISHED
First Council of Nicaea NERFINISHED
early Christianization of the Roman Empire
burialPlace Catacomb of Priscilla, Rome NERFINISHED
calendarInclusion General Roman Calendar NERFINISHED
canonizationStatus Pre-congregation saint
church Catholic Church NERFINISHED
commemoratedOn New Year’s Eve in many European countries
countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
cultDeveloped Late Antiquity NERFINISHED
deathDate 335
deathPlace Rome
era Constantinian era NERFINISHED
feastDay 2 January (Eastern Christian traditions, some calendars)
31 December
givenName Sylvester NERFINISHED
historicityNote some traditions about Constantine’s baptism by Sylvester are considered legendary by historians
languageOfName Latin
legendaryAssociation Donation of Constantine NERFINISHED
baptism of Emperor Constantine
liturgicalColorOnFeast white
papacyEndDate 335
papacyStartDate 314
patronage pope
stonecutters (in some local traditions)
positionHeld Pope
surface form: Bishop of Rome

Pope of the Catholic Church
predecessor Pope Miltiades NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
residence Rome
roleInEvent Pope during the First Council of Nicaea (325)
see Diocese of Rome NERFINISHED
successor Pope Mark NERFINISHED
theologicalContext Arian controversy NERFINISHED
title Confessor
Pope
Saint
veneratedIn Anglican Communion
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church

Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

Lutheran Churches NERFINISHED
Oriental Orthodoxy
surface form: Oriental Orthodox Churches

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