Serghie al II-lea de Constantinopol

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Serghie al II-lea de Constantinopol a fost al 99-lea Patriarh al Constantinopolului, între ani 999 şi 1019. S-a opus cu tărie folosirii lui filioque în Crez.

Little is known of the early life of Sergius II. He was an abbot of a monastery in Constantinople when he was elected patriarch. The year he became patriarch is shown variously as either 999 or 1001. The date commonly used by the Orthodox is 999. He was among the first patriarchs to use the title Ecumenical Patriarch, this over the objections of the Pope of Rome.

Sergius II was a firm opponent of the addition of the term filioque to the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed. Over this issue Sergius was alleged to have removed the name of the Pope of Rome, Sergius IV, from the diptychs of the Church of Constantinople, although often changes in the incumbency of the Roman throne meant that a Pope's name would be omitted on diptychs because of slow communications of the time.

Precedat de:
Sisinnius II
Patriarch of Constantinople
999-1019
Urmat de:
Eustathius


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