St. Gregory

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Saint Gregory ruled as pope from 590 to 604, his legacy marked by a string of reforms that left a lasting impact on the medieval papacy. He held both spiritual and secular power, making him one of the most influential figures of his time. His reputation as "the Great" stems from his dual role as writer and ruler. Gregory's moral teachings had a profound effect on medieval spirituality, offering practical advice for Christians that remains relevant today. His notable works include Moralia on Job (579-596) and Pastoral Rule (591), both of which were highly sought after by the public.