Constantinople III

< 1 minute In part eight of this series about the ecumenical councils according to the Catholic Church, Will Deatherage examines the Third Council of Constantinople, which addressed the Monothelitism controversy.

Constantinople II

< 1 minute “In part six of this series about the ecumenical councils according to the Catholic Church, Will Deatherage examines the Second Council of Constantinople, which attempted

Chalcedon

< 1 minute In part six of this series about the ecumenical councils according to the Catholic Church, Will Deatherage examines the Council of Chalcedon, whose declarations about

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< 1 minute In part five of this series about the ecumenical councils according to the Catholic Church, Will Deatherage examines the Council of Ephesus, which condemned Nestorianism

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Constantinople III