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topic_name = Great Schism of 1054 | ...into Western Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy. Though normally dated to [[1054]], when Pope Leo IX and Patriarch Michael I excommunicated each other, the

...rn and Western Roman Empire that ultimately led to the [[Great Schism]] in 1054 dividing Christianity into [[Roman Catholicism]] and Eastern Orthodoxy. Tod History tends to place 1054 as the date of the schism between the [[Roman Catholic Church]] and the Eas

====[[Great Schism]] of 1054 AD====

...y Spirit]], and was one of the points which caused the [[Great Schism]] of 1054 between the Eastern and Western Churches. Though there has been talk recent

...Rome (it had slowly developed over centuries) culminating in a schism in [[1054 AD]]. In the Middle Ages, people in Christian lands formed armies to "defen In AD 1054 the formal split (called the Great Schism) between the church of Rome (the

History tends to place 1054 as the date of the schism between the [[Roman Catholic Church]] and the Eas

==The 1054 split== In AD 1054 the formal split (called the [[Great Schism]]) between the church of Rome (

...rn and Western Roman Empire that ultimately led to the [[Great Schism]] in 1054 dividing Christianity into [[Roman Catholicism]] and Eastern Orthodoxy. Tod

...ne in Rome that slowly developed over centuries culminating in a schism in 1054 AD. Later, in sixteenth century, Christians in northern Europe split from t

[34] New Catholic Encyclopedia,(Cajetan entry) 1054.