second council of lyons (Meaning)

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second council of lyons (n)

the council in 1274 that effected a temporary reunion of the Greek Orthodox with the Roman Catholic Church

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The Second Council of Lyons, convened in 1274, addressed issues of church reform and the Crusades.
Pope Gregory X presided over the Second Council of Lyons, seeking to resolve conflicts within the church.
The council condemned the errors of Joachim of Fiore, a controversial theologian whose teachings had gained popularity.
The Second Council of Lyons called for a new crusade to regain the Holy Land from Muslim control.
Delegates from both the Western and Eastern Churches attended the Second Council of Lyons, aiming to foster unity.
The council's decrees aimed to strengthen the authority of the papacy and establish a more centralized church.
The Second Council of Lyons attempted to address the growing schism between the Greek Orthodox and Catholic Churches.
The council's resolutions included the introduction of a new tax on ecclesiastical revenues to fund the upcoming crusade.
The decisions of the Second Council of Lyons had a significant impact on the structure and governance of the medieval Church.
The council's emphasis on unity and reform laid the foundation for future ecumenical efforts within the Catholic Church.

the council in 1274 that effected a temporary reunion of the Greek Orthodox with the Roman Catholic Church

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The Second Council of Lyons, convened in 1274, addressed issues of church reform and the Crusades.

Pope Gregory X presided over the Second Council of Lyons, seeking to resolve conflicts within the church.

The council condemned the errors of Joachim of Fiore, a controversial theologian whose teachings had gained popularity.

The Second Council of Lyons called for a new crusade to regain the Holy Land from Muslim control.