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450–523 · 6th-century Italian pope and bishop of Rome, Catholic and Orthodox saint, ended the Acacian Schism and reunited the Eastern and Western churches
Also known as: Pope Hormisdas, Saint Pope Hormisdas, Гормизд, هرمزيدا, 교황 호르미스다, ホルミスダス
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