What is another word for fourth lateran council?
Pronunciation: [fˈɔːθ lˈatəɹən kˈa͡ʊnsə͡l] (IPA) 
The Fourth Lateran Council was a significant event in the history of Christianity that took place in 1215. This council marked many important changes in the church, including mandates on the selection of bishops, the use of sacraments in the church, and the need for regular confessions. Synonyms for the Fourth Lateran Council include the Fourth Lateran Synod and the Fourth Lateran Assembly. It was a noteworthy gathering of Catholic leaders that aimed to address pressing issues in the church and set new guidelines for how the faithful should worship. The council's impact on the church was significant and continues to influence Catholicism to this day.
