The Council of Constance achieved its goal of

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The Council of Constance was called to end the Western Schism in the Catholic Church, which had led to there being multiple Popes. The Council successfully elected a single Pope, Martin V, thereby settling the issue of who was the rightful Pope. While some reforms were discussed, the Council did not achieve significant reform of the Catholic Church nor did it eliminate heresies or eliminate corruption in the Church. The Council also did not have any impact on the location of the Papacy, which remained in Rome.

The Council of Constance Achieved Its Goal of