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Pope Fill-in-the-Blank
This is the last of the results for my unofficial, definitely unscientific Pope’s Visit Survey. The results were very interesting and I’m grateful for each of you who participated. (See all results of the Pope’s Visit Survey)
The final question of the survey was a fun one:
And just for fun, if you could be Pope, what name would you choose?
Angela Merici
Anthony
Any name I wanted
Athanasius
Augustine Thomas I (trust me, I’ve thought about it 
)
Barsanuphius
Bernadette
Caleb
Callixtus IV
Caterina
Clemens
Daisy
Dalmation I
Elizabeth I
Francis (or Frances)
Hildegard
Ignatius Paul
James
Joan
Joan II
Joan of Arc I
John XXIV (after Pope John XXIII)
John John Paul Paul I
John Paul III
Leo
Lillith
Lois the First
Magdalene
Maria Magdalena
Martin
Mary John
Mary Therese
Miriam I
Paul (after Saint Paul)
POP = Pope Obediah (Hebrew for one who serves God) Petra (form of Peter)
Puff the First
Sarah Gabriela
Scholastica
Sebastian
Thomas (after Thomas Merton)
Veronica I
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Eva
Teresa – after St. Teresa of Avila.
I’m the one who picked Daisy – only because Driving Miss Daisy is my favourite movie. Which is totally not a proper way to choose a good Pope name
I vote for Puff!
Well, considering that for me to be Pope the Catholic religion would be significantly different, I would choose either Elizabeth Alexanderia or Joan Eve Lillith…
pope mary frances?
Yea, Lilith is kind of cool. Interesting connotations there!
Tinkum Winkum I
Sophia Paul (after St. Sophia the martyr from 137 AD who refused to deny Christ and paid for it with the death of her three daughters, and then her own life… and St. Paul the Apostle)