Synod of 964

The Synod of 964 was a church meeting held in Rome, led by Pope John XII. Its purpose was to address issues of church discipline and clarify moral and doctrinal standards. The synod aimed to strengthen church authority, correct clergy misconduct, and promote unity among Christians. It also dealt with reforms concerning church practices and reaffirmed the pope’s leadership role. Essentially, it was a significant effort to maintain order, uphold religious teachings, and ensure the moral integrity of church officials during a period of political and religious change.