A Day of Shame in Christian History

Did You Know? Latin forces of the Fourth Crusade breached the walls of Constantinople on Apr. 12, 1204, leading to the disastrous and shameful Sack of Constantinople. Pope Innocent III had demanded that the crusaders not attack, and when he heard of the event, he was filled with shame, rage, and strongly rebuked them. LEARN MORE.

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  1. The Pope have not fault, the Doge of Venice had its faults,and still today at St. Mark place there is the lion that was took from constantinople. I think that this is one of  the principal reason of why many orthodox  do not want reconcile with Catholicism, more than the difference about the filioque and other doctrines that the church proclaims.

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