Council of Rome (1408)

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The Council of Rome (1408) was a church council convened during the Western Schism in an effort to resolve the papal dispute that divided the Catholic Church.

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Council of Rome (1408) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic Church council
church council
ecclesiastical synod
aimedAt ending obedience to rival papal claimants
restoring unity to the Church hierarchy
convenedBy cardinals of the Roman Obedience
cardinals opposed to Pope Gregory XII
followed Council of Pisa (1409) NERFINISHED
hasCentury 15th century
hasContext Western Schism NERFINISHED
hasCountry Papal States NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalPeriod Late Middle Ages NERFINISHED
hasJurisdiction Latin Church NERFINISHED
hasLanguage Latin
hasLocation Rome NERFINISHED
hasMainIssue legitimacy of rival popes
unity of papal authority
hasOutcome did not immediately end the Western Schism
hasParticipants bishops
canon lawyers
cardinals
theologians
hasPurpose to end the division within the Catholic Church
to resolve the papal dispute of the Western Schism
hasReligion Catholic Church NERFINISHED
hasStartTime 1408
hasTopic election of a universally recognized pope
papal resignation
hasType extraordinary council
isPartOf history of the Western Schism
history of the papacy

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Council of Pisa precededBy Council of Rome (1408)