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−	The word '''Catholic''' is a word that means "universal". Today it is often used to specifically identify the [[Roman Catholic Church]] but it can also be used to describe the entire church inclusive of all Christians of all denominations. It is derived from the Greek adjective [[Greek:καθολικος\|καθολικος]].	+	{{Infobox_Contents \|
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		+	The word '''Catholic''' is a word that means "universal". Today it is often used to specifically identify the [[Catholicism\|Roman Catholic Church]] but it can also be used to describe the entire church inclusive of all Christians of all denominations. It is derived from the Greek adjective [[Greek:καθολικος\|καθολικος]].

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-The word '''Catholic''' is derived (via Late Latin catholicus and French catholique) from the Greek adjective [[
+The word '''Catholic''' is a word that means "universal". Today it is often used to specifically identify the [[Roman Catholic Church]] but it can also be used to describe the entire church inclusive of all Christians of all denominations. It is derived from the Greek adjective [[Greek:καθολικος|καθολικος]].
-The term "Catholic Church" typically refers to the [[Catholic Church|Catholicism]]: in full communion with the [[Bishop of Rome|Pope]], made up of the Latin "Roman" Rite and the 22 Eastern Catholic Churches; this is the common usage in most countries.
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-Many Protestants sometimes use the term "catholic church" to refer broadly to the Christian Church and all believers in [[Jesus Christ]] across the world and the ages, regardless of denominational affiliation.
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 The word '''Catholic''' is derived (via Late Latin catholicus and French catholique) from the Greek adjective [[
 Greek:καθολικός|καθολικός]]  (katholikos), meaning "universal".[1][2]  The name is derived from the Greek phrase [[Greek:καθόλο|καθόλο]] (kath'holou) meaning "on the whole" or "in general" and is a combination of the Greek words [[Greek:κατά|κατά]] meaning "about" and [[Greek:όλος|όλος]] meaning "whole."[3]  In the context of [[Christian]] ecclesiology, it has a rich history and several usages.
 ==See also==
 *[[Catholicism]]

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		+	Greek:καθολικός\|καθολικός]] (katholikos), meaning "universal".[1][2] The name is derived from the Greek phrase [[Greek:καθόλο\|καθόλο]] (kath'holou) meaning "on the whole" or "in general" and is a combination of the Greek words [[Greek:κατά\|κατά]] meaning "about" and [[Greek:όλος\|όλος]] meaning "whole."[3] In the context of [[Christian]] ecclesiology, it has a rich history and several usages.
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		+	==See also==
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		+	*[[Catholicism]]