During Boniface IV's papacy, Rome was ruled by
Emperor Phocas, who was a supporter of Christianity. π
This relationship helped Boniface do many good things for the church. He received support from the emperor for his decisions, allowing him to convert important buildings. However, the relationship with rulers was sometimes complicated because they had their own desires too. β
οΈ Boniface had to find ways to work with emperors while keeping his faith and the church's needs in mind.