St. Cyril of Jerusalem was exiled three times from his see between about 357 and 378, primarily because of political and theological conflicts with bishops associated with the heretical belief of Arianism, specifically Acacius of Caesarea. Cyril was accused of selling church property to give to the poor and of insubordination, although this accusation was fueled by the disputes over authority and ideology.
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