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This article is part of
a series
on
Catholic–Eastern Orthodox relations
Overview
Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
Schisms
Acacian schism
(484–519)
Photian schism
(863–867)
Great Schism
(1054–)
Reasons for the
Great Schism
Papal supremacy
(
differing views
)
Ecclesiastical differences
Filioque
(
differing views
)
Theological differences
Further division motives
Massacre of the Latins
(1182)
Sack of Constantinople
(1204)
Pratulin Martyrs
(1874)
Medieval reunification attempts
Council of Bari
(1098)
Second Council of Lyon
(1274)
Council of Florence
(1438–1445)
Bull of Union with the Greeks
Modern
ecumenic
relations
Catholic–Orthodox Joint Declaration
(1965)
Balamand declaration
(1993)
Dominus Iesus
(2000)
Ravenna Document
(2007)
Havana Declaration
(2016)
Pope John Paul II's relations with the Eastern Orthodox Church
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Eastern Catholic Churches
Eastern Catholic liturgy
Joint International Commission for Theological Dialogue Between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church
Papal primacy
Sister church
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