Council of Rome

The Council of Rome refers to several church councils held in Rome, with notable ones in 382 and 397 AD, where church leaders gathered to clarify doctrines, organize church practices, and address theological disputes. These councils helped define fundamental Christian beliefs, establish canonical scriptures, and improve church unity. They played a significant role in shaping the early structure and doctrine of the Roman Church, influencing Christianity's development and its relationship with the wider Roman Empire.