- The
Western Schism, also
known as the
Papal Schism, the
Great Occidental Schism, the
Schism of 1378, or the
Great Schism (Latin:
Magnum schisma occidentale...
- The East–West
Schism, also
known as the
Great Schism or the
Schism of 1054, is the
break of
communion between the
Catholic Church and the
Eastern Orthodox...
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previously been a
single religious body, such as the
Great East–West
Schism or the
Western Schism. It is also used of a
split within a non-religious organization...
- 1130
papal election (1130)
Catharism schism (1147)
Bosnian schism (1199)
Waldensian schism (1215)
Western Schism (1378)
Bohemian Reformation (1415) The...
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December 1419) was
Pisan antipope as John
XXIII (1410–1415)
during the
Western Schism. The
Catholic Church today regards him as an
antipope in opposition...
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College of Cardinals,
separated into
three groups to
account for the
Western Schism,
which ended after the
Council of Constance. The
earliest attested reference...
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influence in the High
Middle Ages, but with the
Avignon Papacy and the
Western Schism, the city of Rome was
reduced to irrelevance, its po****tion falling...
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Catholic Church,
beginning in 1054
Western Schism, a
split within the
Catholic Church lasting from 1378 to 1417
Schism, a
division between people, usually...
- was
strong and powerful, at
times gentle, resonant, and vibrant. The
Western Schism (1378–1417)
divided Catholicism between two, then
eventually three,...
- (1362–1370) to Pope
Martin V (1417–1431), encomp****ing the
period of the
Western Schism. A
later recension of this
continuation was
expanded under Pope Eugene...
