Pavlovsky and Galik painted a depiction of this event that currently hangs in the Gate Church of the Trinity in Kiev.  
Pavlovsky and Galik painted a depiction of this event that currently hangs in the Gate Church of the Trinity in Kiev.  Among the decrees that came out of this event was a condemnation of self-castration and a prohibition of usury among the clergy, along with eighteen others.  This meeting also decreed that Passover and Easter be separated.  It resulted in the exile of Theonas and Secundus, and also addressed the recent Miletian schism.  Presided over by St. Alexander of Alexandria and convened by Constantine the Great, FTP, name this 325AD ecumenical council that denounced Arianism and avowed that Jesus is of the same substance as God and resulted in the formulation of its namesake Creed.
Pavlovsky and Galik painted a depiction of this event that currently hangs in the Gate Church of the Trinity in Kiev.  
{First }Council of {Nicea}