Here are all the Popes since 33AD. I have begun my quest to node information about all of them. Those that already have nodes are marked with a *. Please msg me if you node any of them so that I can keep the list up to date.

*Alexander I (105-115)
*Sixtus I (115-125)
*Telesphorus (125-136)
*Hyginus (136-140)
*Pius I(140-155)
*Anicetus(155-166)
*Soter(166-175)
*Eleutherius(175-189)
*Victor I(189-199)
Zephyrinus(199-217)

Callistus I(217-222)
*Urban I(222-230)
*Pontian(230-235)
Anterus(235-236)
Fabian(236-250)
Cornelius(251-253)
Lucius I(253-254)
Stephen I(254-257)
Sixtus II(257-258)
Dionysius(259-268)
*Felix I (269-274)
Eutychian(275-283)
Caius(283-296)
Marcellinus(296-304)

Marcellus I(308-309)
Eusebius(309?-310?)
Melchiades(311-314)
Sylvester I(314-335)
Marcus(336-336)
Julius I(337-352)
Libenus(352-366)
Damasus I(366-384)
Siricius(384-399)
Anastasius I(399-401)

Innocent I(401-417)
Zozimus(417-418)
Boniface I(418422)
Celestine I(422-432)
Sixtus III(432-440)
Leo I(440-461)
Hilary(461-468)
Simplicius(468-483)
*Felix III (II) (483-492)
Gelasius I(492-496)
Anastasius II(496-498)
Symmachus(498-514)

Hormisdas(514-523)
John I(523-526)
*Felix IV (III) (526-530)
Boniface II(530-532)
John II(533-535)
Agapetus I(535-536)
Silverius(536 537)
Vigilius(537-555)
Pelagius I(556-561)
John III(561-574)
Benedict I(575-579)
Pelagius II(579-590)
*Gregory I(590-604)

Sabinianus(604-606)
*Boniface III(607-607)
Boniface IV(608-615)
Deusdedit(Adeodatus) (615-618)
Boniface V(619-625)
Honorius I(625-638)
Severinus(640-640)
John IV(640-642)
Theodore I(642-649)
Martin I(649-655)
Eugene I(654-657)
Vitalian(657-672)
Adeodatus II(672-676)
Donus(676-678)
Agatho(678-681)
Leo II(682-683)
Benedict II(684-685)
John V(685-686)
Conon(686-687)
Sergius I(687-701)

John VI(701-705)
John VII(705-707)
Sisinnius(708-708)
Constantine(708-715)
Gregory II(715-731)
Gregory III(731-741)
Zachary(741-752)
Stephen II(752-752)
Stephen II(III) (752-757)
Paul I(757-767)
Stephen III(IV) (768-772)
Adrian I(772-795)
*Leo III(795-816)

Stephen IV(V) (816-817)
Paschal I(817-824)
Eugene II(824-827)
Valentine(827-827)
Gregory IV(827-844)
Sergius II(844-847)
Leo IV(847-855)
Benedict III(855-858)
Nicholas I(858-867)
Adrian II(867-872)
John VIII(872-882)
Marinus I(882-884)
Adrian III(884-885)
Stephen V(VI) (885-891)
*Formosus (891-896)
Boniface VI(896-896)
Stephen VI(VII) (896-897)
Romanus(897-897)
Theodore II(897-897)
John IX(898-900)

Benedict IV(900-903)
Leo V(903-903)
Sergius III(904-911)
Anastasius III(911-913)
Landus(913-914)
John X(914-928)
Leo VI(928-928)
Stephen VII(VIII) (928-931)
John XI(931-935)
Leo VII(936-939)
Stephen VIII(IX) (939-942)
Martin III(942-946)
Agapetus II(946-955)
John XII(955-964)
*Leo VIII(963-965)
Benedict V(964-966)
John XIII(965-972)
Benedict VI(973-974)
Benedict VII(974-983)
John XIV(983-984)
John XV(985-996)
Gregory V(996-999)
Sylvester II(999-1003)

John XVII(1003-1003)
John XVIII (1004-1009)
Sergius IV(1009-1012)
Benedict VIII(1012-1024)
John XIX(1024-1032)
Benedict IX(1032-1044)
Sylvester III(1045-1045)
Benedict IX(1045-1045)
Gregory VI(1045-1046)
Clement II(1046-1047)
Benedict IX(1047-1048)
Damasus II(1048-1048)
Leo IX(1049-1054)
Victor II(1055-1057)
Stephen IX(X)(1057-1058)
Nicholas II(1059-1061)
Alexander II(1061-1073)
Gregory VII(1073-1085)
Victor III(1086-1087)
*Urban II(1088-1099)
Paschal II(1099-1118)

Gelasius II(1118-1119)
Callistus II(1119-1124)
*Honorius II(1124-1130)
Innocent II(1130-1143)
Celestine II(1143-1144)
Lucius II(1144-1145)
Eugene III(1145-1153)
Anastasius IV(1153-1154)
Adrian IV(1154-1159)
Alexander III(1159-1181)
Lucius III(1181-1185)
Urban III(1185-1187)
Gregory VIII(1187-1187)
Clement III(1187-1191)
Celestine III(1191-1198)
*Innocent III(1198-1216)

*Honorius III(1216-1227)
Gregory IX(1227-1241)
Celestine IV(1241-1241)
Innocent IV(1243-1254)
Alexander IV(1254-1261)
Urban IV(1261-1264)
Clement IV(1265-1268)
Gregory X(1271-1276)
Innocent V(1276-1276)
Adrian V(1276-1276)
John XXI(1276-1277)
Nicholas III(1277-1280)
Martin IV(1281-1285)
Honorius IV(1285-1287)
Nicholas IV(1288-1292)
*Celestine V(1294-1294)
Boniface VIII(1294-1303)

Benedict XI(1303-1304)
*Clement V(1305-1314)
*John XXII(1316-1334)
Benedict XII(1334-1342)
Clement VI(1342-1352)
Innocent VI(1352-1362)
Urban V(1362-1370)
Gregory XI(1370-1378)
*Urban VI(1378-1389)
Boniface IX(1389-1404)

Innocent VII(1404-1406)
Gregory XII(1406-1415)
Martin V(1417-1431)
Eugene IV(1431-1447)
Nicholas V(1447-1455)
Callistus III(1455-1458)
Pius II(1458-1464)
*Paul II(1464-1471)
Sixtus IV(1471-1484)
Innocent VIII(1484-1492)
Alexander VI(1492-1503)

Pius III(1503-1503)
*Julius II(1503-1513)
*Leo X (1513-1521)
*Adrian VI (1522-1523)
*Clement VII (1523-1534)
*Paul III (1534-1549)
*Julius III (1550-1555)
Marcellus II(1555-1555)
*Paul IV (1555-1559)
*Pius IV (1559-1565)
*Pius V (1566-1572)
*Gregory XIII (1572-1585)
*Sixtus V (1585-1590)
*Urban VII(1590-1590)
Gregory XIV(1590-1591)
Innocent IX(1591-1591)
*Clement VIII (1592-1605)

Leo XI(1605-1605)
Paul V(1605-1621)
Gregory XV(1621-1623)
Urban VIII(1623-1644)
Innocent X(1644-1655)
Alexander VII(1655-1667)
Clement IX(1667-1669)
*Clement X(1670-1676)
Innocent XI(1676-1689)
Alexander VIII(1689-1691)
Innocent XII(1691-1700)

Clement XI(1700-1721)
Innocent XIII(1721-1724)
Benedict XIII(1724-1730)
Clement XII(1730 1740)
Benedict XIV(1740-1758)
Clement XIII(1758-1769)
Clement XIV(1769-1774)
Pius VI(1775-1799)

Pius VII(1800-1823)
Leo XII(1823-1829)
Pius VIII(1829-1830)
Gregory XVI(1831-1846)
*Pius IX(1846-1878)
*Leo XIII(1878-1903)

*Pius X(1903-1914)
Benedict XV(1914-1922)
*Pius XI(1922-1939)
*Pius XII(1939-1958)
*John XXIII(1958-1963)
*Paul VI(1963-1978)
*John Paul I(1978-1978)
*John Paul II(1978-2005)

Benedict XVI(2005- )

Funny Pope-related Words

I have always been fascinated by the vast number of ridiculous-sounding terms relating to the Pope. Here are some of my favorites. I swear these are all real English words - you can look them up.

Antipope - a spurious pope
Papable - eligible to become Pope
Papabile - eligible to become Pope
Papacy - the office of the Pope
Papal - of or relating to the Pope
Papal bull - an official edict of the Pope
Papal States - the Pope's earthly kingdom
Papalina - a female Catholic
Papalism - the Papal system
Papalist - a Roman Catholic
Papalize - to convert to Catholicism
Papally - in a pope-like manner
Papalty - the office of the Pope
Papaphobia - an inordinate fear of the Pope or of Catholics
Paparchy - direct rule by the Pope
Papate - the office of the Pope
Pape - an derrogatory term for a Catholic
Papelard - a syncophant, a flattering parasite, especially Catholic
Papish - of or relating to Catholicism
Papism - Catholicism
Papist - a Catholic
Papistic - excessively Catholic or Pope-like
Papistical - of or relating to the Pope
Papisticate - to convert to Catholicism
Papistry - a derrogatory term for Catholicism
Papize - to side with the Pope
Papling - a follower of the Pope
Papolatry - excessive reverence for the Pope
Popable - eligible to become pope
Popal - belonging to the Pope
Popedom - the tenure of office of a Pope
Popehead - the condition of being a Pope
Pope-holy - santimonious, hypocritical
Popeism - Roman Catholicism
Pope Joan - mythical female Pope
Popekin - a small or petty Pope
Popeling - a deputy to the Pope
Popemobile - the bubble-topped, bulletproof personal vehicle of the Pope
Popeness - the caracteristic of being a Pope
Poperiche - the office of the Pope
Poper - a follower of the Pope
Popery - a derrogatory term for Catholicism
Popess - an alleged female Pope
Popeship - the office of the pope, or the papal person
Popestant - a follower of the Pope
Popet - a contemptuous diminutive term for a weak Pope
Popify - to convert to Catholicism
Popinian - Catholic
Popish - a derrogatory term meaning "Catholic"
Popishness - a derrogatory term for papal religion or practice
Popism - Roman Catholicism
Popize - to side with the Pope
Popely - worthy of the Pope
Popomastic - whipping the Pope

Close but not quite...

Papadum - an Indian lentil cake
Papaloi - a voodoo priest
Papular - of or relating to pimples
Papilation - the formation of pimples
Popard - a kind of duck
Popatrye - an archaic spelling of "puppetry"
Popegay - a parrot
Popeian - of or relating to the poetry of Alexander Pope
Popelican - a publican
Pope Lick - an area of Kentucky
Popelote - a pet or darling
Poperinge - a town in Belgium.
Pope's nose - another name for a bird's rear end
Popeye - a spinach-eating sailorman
Popilion - an ointment made from the buds of the black poplar
Popination - an excessive drinking binge
Popocrat - a supporter of the US Populist Party
Popoi - a Polynesian dish made of Taro root
Popular - well-liked by many

Pope (?), n. [AS. papa, L. papa father, bishop. Cf. Papa, Papal.]

1.

Any ecclesiastic, esp. a bishop.

Foxe.

2.

The bishop of Rome, the head of the Roman Catholic Church. See Note under Cardinal.

3.

A parish priest, or a chaplain, of the Greek Church.

4. Zool.

A fish; the ruff.

Pope Joan, a game at cards played on a round board with compartments. -- Pope's eye, the gland surrounded with fat in the middle of the thigh of an ox or sheep. R. D. Blackmore. -- Pope's nose, the rump, or uropygium, of a bird. See Uropygium.

© Webster 1913.