Council of Nicaea

History

Our Origins

Early Years

In 325 AD, the Council of Nicaea marked a turning point, shaping Christian doctrine and unity across the empire.

This foundational gathering set the stage for centuries of theological discussion.

Key Event

Nicaea

325 AD

This foundational gathering set the stage for centuries of theological discussion.

Legacy

Worldwide

Since 325

Its creed remains central to Christian faith around the globe.

Gallery

Images capturing moments and artifacts from the Council of Nicaea.

A historic brick church facade with ornate windows and a central clock beneath a cross. The sky above is clear with a few wispy clouds and a visible contrail.
A Byzantine mosaic depicting religious figures adorned with halos. The figures on either side have inscriptions near them, featuring intricate and ornate detailing. The central figure holds a book and is set against a gilded backdrop. The mosaic is partially eroded, revealing worn textures in some areas.
A large, ornate basilica featuring a central dome and two smaller domes flanking it. The structure is built in a Romanesque-Byzantine style and is made of white stone. There are green statues of knights on horseback on either side of the central entrance. The building is set against a blue sky with a few fluffy clouds. In front of the basilica, a green lawn with people walking and sitting creates a lively atmosphere.
A large circular metal plaque featuring detailed engravings and inscriptions in Latin. The center of the plaque contains a cross-like design with letters arranged symmetrically. Surrounding the central motif, additional text encircles the entire piece, with decorative elements such as floral patterns. The plaque is mounted on a wooden surface with visible grain.

Council Insights