Ending the Byzantine Greek Schism
Ending the Byzantine Greek Schism is the definitive Catholic treatment of the theological issues that have divided East and West for nearly a thousand years. This third revised edition includes:
- the fourteenth-century Apologia of Demetrios Kydones for unity with Rome
- St. Thomas Aquinas's Contra Errores Graecorum
- an appendix addressing the question of spurious patristic texts attributed to St. Thomas
- texts from St. Peter Damian and John de Fontibus, O.P.
- original analysis by the author
James Likoudis, himself a convert from Greek Orthodoxy, provides a masterful analysis of the doctrinal questions surrounding papal primacy and the Filioque—the double procession of the Holy Spirit from both Father and Son—which remain the central obstacles to Christian reunion.
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Authors: James Likoudis
Pages: 344
Publish Date: 2026
Publisher: Emmaus Road Publishing
Paperback ISBN: 9781645855248
Paperback SKU: A0389
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James Likoudis, himself a convert from Greek Orthodoxy, provides a masterful analysis of the doctrinal questions surrounding papal primacy and the Filioque—the double procession of the Holy Spirit from both Father and Son—which remain the central obstacles to Christian reunion.
This third revised edition includes:
the fourteenth-century Apologia of Demetrios Kydones for unity with Rome
St. Thomas Aquinas’s Contra Errores Graecorum
an appendix addressing the question of spurious patristic texts attributed to St. Thomas
texts from St. Peter Damian and John de Fontibus, O.P.
original analysis by the author
