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The holy, glorious, all-laudable '''Apostle Linus''' is numbered among the [[Apostles#The_Seventy|Seventy Apostles]]. He was [[Bishop]] of [[Church of Rome|Rome]] ([[I Timothy]] 4:21), and was a [[disciple]] of St. [[Apostle Paul|Paul]]. His [[feast day]] is [[November 5]], with Apostles [[Apostle Patrobas|Patrobus]], [[Apostle Hermas|Hermas]], [[Apostle Gaius|Gaius]], and [[Apostle Philologos|Philologus]].
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The holy, glorious, all-laudable '''Apostle Linus''' is numbered among the [[Apostles#The_Seventy|Seventy Apostles]]. He was [[Bishop]] of [[Church of Rome|Rome]] ([[II Timothy]] 4:21), and was a [[disciple]] of St. [[Apostle Paul|Paul]]. His [[feast day]] is [[November 5]], with Apostles [[Apostle Patrobas|Patrobus]], [[Apostle Hermas|Hermas]], [[Apostle Gaius|Gaius]], and [[Apostle Philologos|Philologus]].
  
 
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The holy, glorious, all-laudable Apostle Linus is numbered among the Seventy Apostles. He was Bishop of Rome (II Timothy 4:21), and was a disciple of St. Paul. His feast day is November 5, with Apostles Patrobus, Hermas, Gaius, and Philologus.

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Apostle Linus
Preceded by:
Bishop of Rome
67-76
Succeeded by:
St. Anacletus (Cletus)
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