St. Boniface IV, Pope

St. Boniface IV was the Pope from 608 to 615 AD. He was born in Marsia, Italy and served as the 67th pope of the Catholic Church. During his papacy, he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a Christian church, solidifying the Church's presence in the city. Boniface IV is known for his efforts to spread Christianity and strengthen the Church's influence in the region. He is venerated for his piety and devotion to his faith. St. Boniface IV is the patron saint of Ferrol, Spain.