What is another word for second lateran council?
Pronunciation: [sˈɛkənd lˈatəɹən kˈa͡ʊnsə͡l] (IPA) 
The Second Lateran Council, also known as the Eleventh Ecumenical Council, was a prominent religious gathering that took place in Rome in the year 1139. This Council, convened by Pope Innocent II, addressed several important issues facing the Catholic Church at that time, including the schism between the Roman and Byzantine Churches, the conflict between the Church and the Holy Roman Empire, and various theological debates within the Church. Synonyms for the Second Lateran Council might include the Council of Rome, the Lateran Council II, or the Council of 1139. Regardless of the name used, this historic assembly remains an important event in the history of the Catholic Church.
