You sure have!
In the 16th century, several Eastern Churches began a process of restoring communion with the Vatican in Rome...(exceptions: Maronite Catholic Church and the Italo-Albanian Catholic Church which never separated from Rome.)
Catholic Encyclopedia:
It would be pleasant to be able at least to say that the orthodoxy of the Maronites has been constant since 1182, but unfortunately, even this cannot be asserted. There have been at least partial defections among them..."
It was not until after the Council of Florence (and I have provided you with the Vatican transcript in a previous post) that the last Maronite heretics following Macarius' teaching were brought into the union with Rome.
Even as late as 1451, Pope Pius II refers to the Maronites in a letter as "heretics."
It was not until the Council of Trent (16th century) that the Maronite Church for the first time in its history participated as a full member of the Church in Rome. Now, I know you disavow any authority of the Catholic Encyclopedia -- but I have news for you: your Catholic brothers and sisters use it as often as they can as an authoritative source. And, to the best of my knowledge, the Roman Catholic Church never distanced itself publicly from the contents of the Catholic Encyclopedia.
"And, to the best of my knowledge, the Roman Catholic Church never distanced itself publicly from the contents of the Catholic Encyclopedia."
Not only that, but it's a pretty good standard reference.
How grotesque to find you still banging the "Catholic Encyclopedia" drum. It has particular biases that are well known, and it has no official status.