Council of Lisieux

The Council of Lisieux, held in 1054, was a local church meeting in France aimed at addressing church discipline and reforms. It focused on issues like clergy conduct and church authority, reflecting broader efforts to strengthen church unity and prevent abuses. While not a major ecumenical council, it played a role in shaping local church policies and encouraging moral standards among clergy and laity in the region. Its decisions contributed to the ongoing process of reform within the medieval church, emphasizing the importance of moral integrity and organizational discipline.