Leo, in Corsica

Leo of Corsica (fl. 590s–600s) was a bishop who appears 5 times in this collection as a recipient of Pope Gregory the Great's letters. Gregory wrote to him about the management of his island diocese. The letters to Leo are part of Gregory's extensive correspondence with the churches of the Western Mediterranean islands — Corsica, Sardinia, and Sicily — which fell under close papal supervision.
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From Theodoret of Cyrrhusc. 440
theodoret cyrrhus #113
From Pope Leo the Greatc. 442

God the Word is before all else my witness, being confident of my hope and faith in Christ the Lord and God of all, and discerning the proof of my holding the truth in these matters: but I call on your holiness, too, to bear witness to my heart and to the reasonableness of my opinions and words. But the wicked devil has exercised his evil influe...

leo great #21
From Pope Leo the Greatc. 446

If Paul, the herald of the Truth, the trumpet of the Holy Ghost, had recourse to the great Peter, in order to obtain a decision from him for those at Antioch who were disputing about living by the Law, much more do we small and humble folk run to the Apostolic See to get healing from you for the sores of the churches. For it is fitting that you ...

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From Sidonius Apollinarisc. 467
sidonius apollinaris #22
From Pope Gregory the Greatc. 590

Our pastoral charge constrains us to come with anxious consideration to the succour of a church that is destitute of the control of a priest. And, inasmuch as we have learned that the church of Saona for many years, since the death of its pontiff, has been thus entirely destitute, we have thought it needful to enjoin on your Fraternity the work ...

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From Pope Gregory the Greatc. 593

We have found from the report of many that a custom has of old obtained among you, for subdeacons to be allowed to have intercourse with their wives. That any one should any more presume to do this was prohibited by the servant of God, the deacon of our see, under the authority of our predecessor , in this way; that those who at that time had be...

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