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Second Council of Constantinople (553)

Second Council of Constantinople: fifth of the seven Ecumenical Councils in which Christian doctrine was established (553).

The Second Council of Constantinople (553)

Organized by the emperor Justinian;
recognized by pope Virgilius;
in the Hagia Sophia Church;
the Three Chapters, which had been designed to win the Monophysites for the church, condemned.