Council of Milan

The Council of Milan was a church gathering held in 324 AD, called by Emperor Constantine. Its main purpose was to address issues related to the organization and discipline of the Christian church, particularly resolving disputes about church leadership and heresies. The council helped establish uniform practices and confirmed the status of bishops, promoting unity within Christianity. Overall, it played a significant role in shaping the early church's structure and doctrine during a time when Christianity was becoming more official within the Roman Empire.