Council of Meaux

The Council of Meaux, held in 845 AD, was a church meeting aimed at addressing issues within the Christian community, particularly related to disputes over church teachings and discipline. It was convened by local church leaders and the king to promote doctrinal unity and resolve conflicts. The council reaffirmed orthodox beliefs, opposed heresies, and established rules for clergy conduct. Overall, it helped strengthen religious authority and maintain church order during a turbulent period in medieval France.