Laetentur Caeli
decree of union
Also known as: “Laetentur Coeli”
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Roman CatholicismEfforts to heal the East-West Schism…of a document of union, Laetentur caeli (“Let the Heavens Rejoice”), promulgated on July 6, 1439 (and still commemorated in a plaque on the wall of the Duomo in Florence). But the reunion came too late for both sides. It was repudiated in the East in Constantinople, where the memory…
Read More…of a document of union, Laetentur caeli (“Let the Heavens Rejoice”), promulgated on July 6, 1439 (and still commemorated in a plaque on the wall of the Duomo in Florence). But the reunion came too late for both sides. It was repudiated in the East in Constantinople, where the memory…
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Roman CatholicismAncient and medieval views of papal authority…union with the Greeks (Laetentur caeli) as follows:
Read More…union with the Greeks (Laetentur caeli) as follows:
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