Gregory the Great

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Gregory the Great was a 6th-century pope and Doctor of the Church renowned for his influential reforms of the liturgy, promotion of Gregorian chant, and extensive theological writings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian theologian
Doctor of the Church
Latin Church Father
human
pope
saint
alsoKnownAs Gregory the Great
surface form: Gregory I the Great

Gregory the Great
surface form: Pope Gregory I

Gregory the Great
surface form: Saint Gregory the Great
birthDate c. 540
birthName Gregorio
surface form: Gregorius

Gregory the Great self-linksurface differs
surface form: Gregory I
birthPlace Byzantine Exarchate of Ravenna
surface form: Byzantine Italy

Rome
canonizationStatus pre-congregation saint
church Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
countryOfCitizenship Byzantine Empire
deathDate 12 March 604
deathPlace Rome
denomination Latin Church worldwide
surface form: Latin Church
era Early Middle Ages
Late Antiquity
feastDay 12 March
3 September
givenName Gregory
influenced Western liturgy
Western monasticism
medieval papacy
medieval theology
knownFor administration of the Church during the early Middle Ages
mission to the Anglo-Saxons
pastoral theology
promotion of Gregorian chant
reform of the Roman liturgy
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
nobleFamily Anicii
notableWork Dialogues
Homilies on the Gospels
Moralia in Job
Pastoral Rule
occupation diplomat
monk
theologian
writer
papacyEnd 604
papacyStart 590
patronage masons
musicians
popes
singers
stonecutters
students
teachers
positionHeld Bishop of Rome
Pope of the Catholic Church
predecessor Pope Pelagius II
reignEnd 12 March 604
reignStart 3 September 590
religion Christianity
sentMission Gregorian mission to the Anglo-Saxons
surface form: Gregorian mission to England
successor Pope Sabinian
theologicalTradition Western Christianity
title Doctor of the Church
Father of the Latin Church
veneratedIn Anglican Communion
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church

Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

Lutheranism
surface form: Lutheran churches

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Archbishop of Canterbury foundedBy Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
See of Canterbury establishedBy Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Gregorian chant associatedWith Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Gregorian chant namedAfter Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Gregory associatedWith Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Pope Gregory the Dialogist alsoKnownAs Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Pope Gregory the Dialogist alsoKnownAs Gregory the Great
Pope Gregory the Dialogist alsoKnownAs Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Gregory I
Gregory the Great birthName Gregory the Great self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Gregory I
Gregory the Great alsoKnownAs Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Gregory the Great alsoKnownAs Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Saint Gregory the Great
Gregory the Great alsoKnownAs Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Gregory I the Great
Doctor of the Church firstDoctorsTraditionally Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: St. Gregory the Great
Augustine of Canterbury appointedBy Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Augustine of Canterbury patron Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Augustine of Canterbury workedUnder Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Saint Bernard of Clairvaux influencedBy Gregory the Great
Justus of Canterbury appointedBy Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Catholic Homilies usesSources Gregory the Great
Peter the Venerable influencedBy Gregory the Great
Latin Fathers of the West hasMember Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Giric of Scotland otherName Gregory the Great
Gregorio hasPatronSaint Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Gregoria nameDayRelatedTo Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Saint Gregory
Agilulf notedBy Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Pope Pelagius II successor Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Pope Pelagius II successor Gregory the Great
Moralia in Job author Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Moralia in Job author Gregory the Great
Dialogues author Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Dialogues author Gregory the Great
Pastoral Rule author Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Pastoral Rule author Gregory the Great
Pastoral Rule associatedWith Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: papacy of Gregory I
Homilies on the Gospels author Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Homilies on the Gospels author Gregory the Great
Monastery of St. Andrew on the Caelian Hill foundedBy Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Monastery of St. Andrew on the Caelian Hill associatedWith Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Monastery of St. Andrew on the Caelian Hill notableResident Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Pope Sabinian predecessor Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Pope Sabinian servedUnder Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Kingdom of Kent hasImportantFigure Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory the Great
Kerċem parishPatronSaint Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Saint Gregory the Great
Rendlesham parishChurchDedicatedTo Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: St Gregory
Æthelberht of Kent associatedWith Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Austin of Canterbury appointedBy Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Austin of Canterbury sentBy Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I
Laurence of Canterbury appointedBy Gregory the Great
this entity surface form: Pope Gregory I