CONSTANTINOPLE, FOURTH COUNCIL OF

869–70, regarded as the eighth ecumenical council by the modern Roman Catholic Church. It has never been accepted by the Orthodox Church, which instead recognizes the council of 880 that supported Photius. The council of 869 was convoked at the suggestion of Basil I, the new Byzantine emperor, to confirm the restoration of St. Ignatius of Constantinople to the see that Photius had resigned. Only 12 bishops attended at first, and attendance never exceeded 103. The legates of Pope Adrian II presided. Photius had already been condemned, without a hearing, at a Roman synod. At Constantinople his defense was cut short, and when he refused to sign his own condemnation, he was excommunicated. The result of these councils was to intensify the bitterness between East and West.

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The Social Thought of the World Council of Churches
Book by Edward Duff; Association Press, 1956
Subjects: Church And Social Problems, World Council Of Churches
...and even Constantinople for an internation...international meeting of Christian...the World Council of Churches...the World Council, 2 similar...Patriarch of Constantinople, explained...Patriarch of Constantinople can canonically convoke a Council of Bishops...
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The Early Development of Canon Law and the Council of Serdica
Book by Hamilton Hess; Oxford University Press, 2002
Subjects: Canon Law--History, Canon Law--Sources, Council Of Serdica--(343)
...collection, 2 of Constantinople (381), 11 of Carthage...iii) Early Fourth-Century Councils Through...Councils Of the numerous fourth-century Eastern councils held subsequent...prior to Constantinople in 381, many...enactments of fourth-century episcopal...expected. Of the seven...attributed to the council of Constantinople in 381, canons...
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Constitutions of Europe: Texts Collected by the Council of Europe Venice Commission - Vol. 1
Book by Council of Europe Venice Commission; Martinus Nijhoff, 2004
Subjects: Constitutions--Europe
...The Assembly has the right and, upon the request of one-fourth of its members, is obliged to designate investigatory committees...80 1. The Prime Minister and any other member of the Council of Ministers must answer interpellances and questions...
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The First Council of the Vatican: The American Experience
Book by James Hennesey; Herder and Herder, 1963
Subjects: Vatican Council--(1st :--1869-1870)
...he called the "general sessions" of the council. However, the first debate on the proposed...contained eighteen chapters, the first eleven of which dealt with more general aspects of...of Savannah. The debate opened at the fourth general congregation with a speech by...
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Pope Urban II, the Collectio Britannica, and the Council of Melfi (1089)
Book by Robert Somerville, Stephan Kuttner; Clarendon Press, 1996
Subjects: Canon Law--Sources, Collectio Britannica, Urban--Ii--Pope--Ca. 1042-1099
...they have been promoted by simoniacal, bishops; Pope Siricius fourth- century dictum that penance should not be available to clerics...supporting evidence for the removal from ministry on the altar of clerics apprehended in a peremptory offence; Gebhards authority...
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An Unfinished Agenda: The Question of Roman Catholic Membership of the World Council of Churches, 1968-1975
Journal article by Jan Grootaers; The Ecumenical Review, Vol. 49, 1997
Subjects: Catholic Church--Relations, Catholicity--Analysis, Ecumenical movement--History, World Council of Churches--Membership
...fellowship. The World Council of Churches is one model...conviction stated at the fourth assembly concerning...member of the World Council of Churches.(62) The second part of the fourth official report of the...
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Obituaries: January 2005-August 2006
Journal article; The Ecumenical Review, Vol. 58, 2006
Subjects: Abrecht, Audrey, Abrecht, Paul, Alt, Catherine, Church unions--Officials and employees, World Council of Churches--Officials and employees
...meetings of the central committee of the World Council of Churches as a fraternal delegate, and participated...representative of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople to the wee before being named as the fourth primate of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese...
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Porto Alegre's Redefinition of Ecumenism and the Transformation of Orthodoxy
Journal article by Antoine Arjakovsky; The Ecumenical Review, Vol. 58, 2006
Subjects: Church unions--Conferences, meetings and seminars, Ecumenical movement--Conferences, meetings and seminars, World Council of Churches--Conferences, meetings and seminars
...Second Ecumenical Council at Constantinople in 381 decided that, after...holy chrism in the form of a cross on their forehead...from 312 to the failure of the Council of Florence in 1439, was when...and reason. (19) Finally, the fourth age is when Christianity is...
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Time to Unfold the Orthodox Tradition
Journal article by Ion Bria; The Ecumenical Review, Vol. 48, 1996
Subjects: Christian union--Philosophy, Churches, Protestant--Philosophy, Orthodox Eastern Church--Relations, World Council of Churches--Philosophy
...of Chalcedon. The Christology emanating from the fourth ecumenical council of Chalcedon (451) can become the point of reference...of the capital of the Roman empire to Byzantium (Constantinople), which made the bishop of the city the bishop...
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Ecumenical Chronicle
Journal article by Thomas Fitzgerald; The Ecumenical Review, Vol. 54, 2002
Subjects: Ecumenical movement--Conferences, meetings, seminars, etc., Lord's Supper--Management, World Council of Churches--Reports
...chrismation. It is this provision of Constantinople in 1484, together with canon 95 of the synod in Trullo, which the council of Moscow in 1667 invokes...again at the Second Vatican Council. The synods of Constantinople in 1484 and Moscow in 1667...
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The Fall of Constantinople: Judith Herrin Tells the Dramatic Story of the Final Moments of Byzantine Control of the Imperial Capital
Magazine article by Judith Herrin; History Today, Vol. 53, June 2003
Subjects: Civilization, Ancient
...galleys towards Constantinople...to the aid of their Christian...union. At the Council of Ferrara-Florence...accounts. Constantinople had been...the middle of May after...summoned his council to discuss...the city of Constantinople which had...great Queen of Cities it...forces of the Fourth Crusade who...
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Crusader Zeal: Holy Wars, Then and Now
Magazine article by Timothy M. Renick; The Christian Century, Vol. 122, January 25, 2005
Subjects: Books--Book reviews, The First Crusade: A New History (Book)--Book reviews, The Fourth Crusade and the Sack of Constantinople (Book)--Book reviews
...00. The Fourth Crusade and the Sack of Constantinople. By Jonathan...director of the Council on American-Islamic...more." The Fourth Crusade provides...prophetic example of the challenges...Christian city of Constantinople. Perhaps...arrived at Constantinople in 1203...that a wave of popular support...
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Vatican II as Ecumenical Council: Yves Congar's Vision Realized
Magazine article by Joseph A. Komonchak; Commonweal, Vol. 129, November 22, 2002
...The council ends with its fourth session (September 14 to December...unprecedented ecumenical service of the Word celebrated at Saint...the observers how much the council has learned from them, has...Athenagoras I, Patriarch of Constantinople, is read out in which they...
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The Ghost of Suez
Magazine article by Wayne Merry; American Conservative, Vol. 5, September 11, 2006
Subjects: Colonies & territories, Egypt, Foreign policy, History, Military occupations, Suez Canal, Treaties
...France was then Israels great-power sponsor. Fourth Republic France felt a strong kinship with...socialist traditions, and provided most of its imported weaponry. The United States...France employed their vetoes in the Security Council to block a ceasefire. Worse, their attacks...
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Gallant Last Cruise of the Raider Emden
Magazine article by Gene T. Zimmerman; Sea Classics, Vol. 41, November 2008
...boarded the train and left for Constantinople, but their train slowed for...they reached the eastern side of the Bosphoros where they boarded a destroyer for the last leg of their escape. In Constantinople, they marched up a boulevard...
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St. Nicholas Day
Newspaper article; Manila Bulletin, December 6, 2005
...of St. Nicholas of Myra, a fourth century bishop who is the historical person behind the legend of Santa Claus. The patron saint...was able to attend the famous Council of Nicaea in 325, called by...Nicholas was venerated in Constantinople where Emperor Justinian built...
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Turkey Feels Unappreciated
Newspaper article by Norman Levine; The Washington Times, January 22, 2001
Subjects: European Union, Turkey
...Turkey was a founding member of the Council of Europe and belongs to the Organization...Greece and what is now Turkey in the fourth century B.C. Those lands remained...the Muslim Ottoman Turks captured Constantinople - now Istanbul - in 1453. In...
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1000-1999
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, December 27, 1999
...in Europe. 1204 - Crusaders of the Fourth Crusade take Constantinople and set up the Latin Empire. 1209 - Francis of Assisi forms the Franciscan brotherhood...Buda and annexes Hungary. 1545 - Council of Trent begins to define Roman Catholic...


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Constantinople, Fourth Council Of
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
CONSTANTINOPLE, FOURTH COUNCIL OF 869 70, regarded...Photius . The council of 869 was convoked...Ignatius of Constantinople to the see that...Roman synod. At Constantinople his defense was...excommunicated. The result of these councils was to intensify...
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Chalcedon, Council Of
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...Roman Catholic Church did not admit the 28th canon, which made the patriarch of Constantinople second only to the pope in Rome in precedence, until the Fourth Lateran Council (1215). ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press...
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Ignatius of Constantinople, Saint
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...St. Ignatius again became patriarch. In 869, St. Ignatius was declared to be the legal patriarch (see Constantinople, Fourth Council of ). Ignatius is regarded as a saint by both the Orthodox Eastern and Roman Catholic Churches. Feast: Oct...
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Photius
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...to Cyprus and St. Ignatius became patriarch again. Although Photius was condemned two years later (see Constantinople, Fourth Council of ), he reconciled with Basil and Ignatius, and on the death of Ignatius he again became patriarch (877...
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Orthodox Eastern Church
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...conduct of the Crusades , especially the Fourth Crusade (when the Crusaders seized Constantinople), since the whole of Western Christendom, most of all the...there was an attempt at reunion (Second Council of Lyons), and in 1439 another (see...
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