Encyclical Letters of John XIII
John XIII of Constantinople · D.P. Curtin
Mar 2013 · The Byzantine Church (476-1453 AD) Book 39 · Dalcassian Press
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This document outlines a series of actions and decrees by the patriarch John XIII, who reaffirms the rights and privileges of the Mesopotamian monastery and addresses the patriarch of Antioch regarding the need for unity within the church. It discusses the importance of maintaining peace among monasteries, specifically between Vatopedi and Esphigmenou, where disputes over land have arisen. Additionally, it resolves a matrimonial dispute involving a marriage dissolved due to deception and threats. The overarching theme emphasizes the necessity of unity, obedience to church authority, and the resolution of conflicts through dialogue and moderation.
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