O. P. Hyacinthe Destivelle Libri

The early twentieth century saw a significant revival of religious thought and a push for reform within the Russian Orthodox Church, driven by the end of tsarist rule and growing discontent with governmental oversight of church affairs. This dynamic atmosphere set the stage for the Moscow Council of 1917-1918, which aimed to address these pressing issues and reshape the church's future in a changing political landscape.

In the early 20th century, the Moscow Council of 1917-1918 emerged amidst a desire for reform in the Russian Orthodox Church. This pivotal event aimed to renew church life across various areas, emphasizing its mission in the world. Destivelle's study offers a comprehensive account of the council's context, procedures, and unfulfilled resolutions.