Saint Timothy

About Saint Timothy

Saint Timothy was a key early Christian figure, traditionally recognized as a companion and delegate of the Apostle Paul during the foundational period of the faith. Born between 17 and 97 CE, his historical importance, reflected by his Pantheon HPI Rank of #907, stems from his role as a direct recipient of Pauline epistles and his subsequent status as a bishop and martyr within the nascent church structure.

Despite his significant foundational role, Timothy currently experiences a notable historical attention gap online. In 2025, his annualized Wikipedia pageviews totaled 156K, placing him significantly under-recognized relative to his historical standing, resulting in an Attention Gap factor of -2x. For context, Catherine of Aragon, another religious figure of similar historical rank (#932), garnered 2.0 million views, illustrating a massive disparity in modern digital interest for figures of comparable historical weight.

This underattention is further underscored by a concerning downward trend: Timothy's pageviews saw a Year-over-Year Change of -19.6%, and his Q1 to Q3 momentum dropped by 5%, indicating a consistent decline in current online focus.