In this landmark work, James Likoudis examines the origins, development, and persistence of the Great Schism between Rome and Constantinople. Drawing on patristic sources, conciliar documents, and the history of East-West dialogue, he presents the Catholic case for reunion with clarity and charity.
The third revised edition includes expanded treatment of ecumenical developments in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, with particular attention to the theological dialogues initiated following Vatican II.