Comme en témoigne un faisceau d'indices convergents, S. Thomas a cité le concile de Constantinople II (553) dès le quatrième livre du Contra Gentiles, entre 1264 et 1265. Son texte montre qu'à partir ...
Triggered by a dispute on religious authority over Ukraine, the Russian Orthodox Church broke off all ties with Constantinople on Monday, 15 October. This step potentially marks one of the biggest ...
Moscow’s self-imposed exclusion ends after eight years. After much controversy, the patriarch of Moscow accepts to co-celebrate with Bartholomew I the festivities for the 1,020 years of Christianity ...
This week marks the anniversary of one of the sadder days in the history of both Christianity and the Western world, although almost no one will mark its passing. Saturday, May 29, is the anniversary ...
The Byzantine Empire considered itself to be the caretaker of the Christian religion. The emperor was chosen by God and God had chosen the empire as the wheel to spread Christianity. Christianity was ...
Although the most famous one was carried out by the Ottomans in 1453, which definitively ended the Byzantine Empire, ...
The Pope talks with Bartholomew I at the Vatican yesterday The Pope delivered an emotional apology to Orthodox Christians yesterday for the Catholic plundering of Constantinople eight centuries ago, ...
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