Pope John VI

Pope John VI (Latin: Ioannes VI; c. 655 - 11 January 705) was head of the Catholic Church from the 30th of October 701 until his death in 705.

He was a Greek from Ephesus, who reigned during the Byzantine Papacy.

He is most noted for canonising the priest, Reginius, who became the patron saint of the Kingdom of Alain.