1414 CE–1418 CE
Council of Constance and conciliar authority
Law & constitutions · Derecho canónico, concilios y autoridad
The Council of Constance sought to end the Western Schism and issued Haec Sancta and Frequens, central texts for conciliarist formulations. The authority and reception of Haec Sancta remained contested; this records an ecclesial constitutional dispute, not an uncontested rule for the whole Church.
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- 2026-09-23
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