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• E. Roman's testimony
  ''By Eddie Roman''
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• Roman Church
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• Roman Catholicism
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• Roman Catholic
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• Roman Catholicism: Sin
  #REDIRECT [[Roman Catholicism:Sin]]
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• Roman Catholic Church
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• Roman Catholic Hierarchy
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• Roman Catholic: Mass
  #REDIRECT [[Roman Catholicism: Mass]]
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• Roman Catholicism:Sin
  topic_name = The Roman Catholic teaching on Sin | * [[Purgatory]], [[Indulgences]], [[Penance]], [[Roman Catholicism: Confession|Confession]]
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• Roman Catholic: Sacraments
  #REDIRECT [[Roman Catholicism: Sacraments]]
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• Roman Catholic: Mary
  #REDIRECT [[Roman Catholicism: Mary]]
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• Roman Catholic:Sin
  #REDIRECT [[:Roman Catholicism:Sin]]
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• Roman Catholicism: Sacraments
  topic_name = The Sacraments in Roman Catholicism | * [[Baptism]], [[Roman Catholicism: Baptism]]
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• Roman Catholic Doctrine
  topic_name = Roman Catholic Teaching and Doctrine | ...Catholicism: Sin|Sin]], [[Purgatory]]; [[Roman Catholicism: Mary|Mary]]; [[Roman Catholicism: The Church|The Church]] |
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• Roman Catholicism: Mass
  topic_name = Roman Catholicism: Mass | ...ation of the [[Eucharist]] (the Lord's Supper) in the Latin rites of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] and in some [[Anglican]] churches. The word itself is der
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• Roman Catholicism: Mary
  topic_name = Roman Catholic Doctrine on the Virgin Mary | * [[Roman Catholicism: Co-Redemptrix]]
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• Roman Catholic Doctrine: Sin
  #REDIRECT [[:Roman Catholicism:Sin]]
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• Roman Catholic Places Index
  {{returnto}} [[Roman Catholicism]]
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• Roman Catholicism: Consecrated Life
  topic_name = Consecrated Life within Roman Catholicism | Within the Roman Catholic Church, the Consecrated Life refers to the life lived by those who
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• Roman Catholic Hierarchy Terms Index
  ...rnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Denominations]] -> [[Roman Catholicism]] -> [[Roman Catholic Hierarchy]]
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• Dispelling Myths of Roman Catholicism
  #REDIRECT [[Dispelling Myths of Roman Catholicism (AmericanCatholic)]]
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• Dispelling Myths of Roman Catholicism (AmericanCatholic)
  ...the apostles constitute a single apostolic college, so in like fashion the Roman Pontiff, Peter's successor, and the bishops, the successors of the apostles {{returnto}} [[Roman Catholicism]]
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• Roman Catholicism: Sacraments
  topic_name = The Sacraments in Roman Catholicism | * [[Baptism]], [[Roman Catholicism: Baptism]]
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• Roman Catholic Doctrine
  topic_name = Roman Catholic Teaching and Doctrine | ...Catholicism: Sin|Sin]], [[Purgatory]]; [[Roman Catholicism: Mary|Mary]]; [[Roman Catholicism: The Church|The Church]] |
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• Unsure
  * From the Roman Catholicism old page ** [[Roman Catholic: Sacraments|Sacraments]]
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• Rome
  subtopics = [[Romans]], [[Roman Empire]] * [[Roman Catholic Church]], [[Vatican]]
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• Roman Catholic Hierarchy Terms Index
  ...rnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Denominations]] -> [[Roman Catholicism]] -> [[Roman Catholic Hierarchy]]
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• Patriatch of Constantinople
  ...d the patriarch in Constantinople to become the analogy to the pope in the Roman Catholic Church.
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• Austria
  * {{region_denominations}} - [[Roman Catholic Church in Austria|Roman Catholicism]], [[Lutheran Church in Austria|Lutheran]] ...[Europe]]. [[German]] is the main language and most people are nominally [[Roman Catholicism]].
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• Prelate
  ...ypal prelate is a bishop, whose prelature is his particular church. In the Roman Catholic Church, a personal prelature is an institution having clergy and ( ...rnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Denominations]] -> [[Roman Catholicism]] -> [[Roman Catholic Hierarchy]]
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• Holy See
  "The Holy See" is a term used to describe the seat of authority of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] in Rome under the [[pope]]. {{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Denominations]] -> [[Roman Catholicism]]
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• Roman Catholic:Sin
  #REDIRECT [[:Roman Catholicism:Sin]]
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• Roman Catholic: Mary
  #REDIRECT [[Roman Catholicism: Mary]]
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• Roman Catholicism: Sin
  #REDIRECT [[Roman Catholicism:Sin]]
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• Mass
  #REDIRECT [[Roman Catholicism: Mass]]
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• Roman Catholic: Mass
  #REDIRECT [[Roman Catholicism: Mass]]
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• Roman Catholic Doctrine: Sin
  #REDIRECT [[:Roman Catholicism:Sin]]
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• Roman Catholic: Sacraments
  #REDIRECT [[Roman Catholicism: Sacraments]]
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• Mary (mother of Jesus)
  * [[Roman Catholic: Mary]] ...rticularly some very [[Roman Catholic: Mary|controversial teachings in the Roman Catholic church regarding Mary]] that are denied in the [[Protestant church
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• Dispelling Myths of Roman Catholicism
  #REDIRECT [[Dispelling Myths of Roman Catholicism (AmericanCatholic)]]
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• Churches in London Index
  ===Roman Catholic===
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• Roman Catholic Hierarchy
  topic_name = Roman Catholic Hierarchy | subtopics = [[Roman Catholic Hierarchy Terms Index]] |
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• Catholic
  subtopics = [[Roman Catholicism]] | ...versal". Today it is often used to specifically identify the [[Catholicism|Roman Catholic Church]] but it can also be used to describe the entire church inc
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• Marian prayers
  Prayers or devotions to Mary are important to many [[Roman Catholicism|Roman Catholics]], [[Anglo-Catholicism|High Anglicans]], [[Eastern Orthodoxy|East {{returnto}} [[Roman Catholicism: Mary]]
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• Carthusian
  ..., also called the Order of Saint Bruno, is an enclosed Christian religious Roman Catholic Order founded by [[Saint Bruno]] in [[1084 AD|1084]]. There exist ...rnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Denominations]] -> [[Roman Catholicism]] -> [[Roman Catholicism: Consecrated Life]]
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• JustForCatholics
  * [[Roman Catholicism]], [[Protestantism]] ...rCatholics is a website that addresses perceived doctrinal errors in the [[Roman Catholic]] Church from a [[Protestant]] perspective.
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• Latin
  ...that originated in the 7th century BC and grew with the conquests of the [[Roman Empire]] throughout the 1st century BC and the 1st century AD. ...t was never in common use among ordinary people. This is likely due to the Roman empire among the first empires to adopt Christianity as its [[State Religio
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• Once a Catholic
  * [[Roman Catholicism]] ...his story of growing up in a Catholic family and his reasons for leaving [[Roman Catholicism]] for [[Protestantism]]. The book addresses issues such as [[ju
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• Catholicism
  topic_name = Roman Catholicism | subtopics = [[Divisions in Roman Catholicism]], [[Roman Catholic Hierarchy]], [[Holy See]], [[Papacy|Pope]], [[Vatican]], [[Easter
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• Roman Catholicism: Consecrated Life
  topic_name = Consecrated Life within Roman Catholicism | Within the Roman Catholic Church, the Consecrated Life refers to the life lived by those who
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• Innocent III
  subtopics = [[Roman Catholicism]] | Innocent III was a Roman Catholic Pope, reigning from [[1198 AD]] until [[1216 AD]].
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• Immaculate Conception
  ...from the stain of [[original sin]] at the time of her own conception. The Roman Catholic Church also teaches that Mary lived a life completely free from si ...ked to weigh in on the matter. ''Ineffabilis Deus'' is considered by most Roman Catholics as an infallible decree issued ex cathreda (from the Pope, using
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• Roman Catholicism: Mass
  topic_name = Roman Catholicism: Mass | ...ation of the [[Eucharist]] (the Lord's Supper) in the Latin rites of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] and in some [[Anglican]] churches. The word itself is der
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• Edict of Toleration
  ...as legal to practice any religion, including Christianity, anywhere in the Roman Empire. It was followed two years later by the [[Edict of Milan]] that also
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• Episcopal see
  ...all depending on the context. This is not a problem when the Pope and the Roman Curia are both in Rome, but this presents a problem when they are in differ Usage of the term is most common in the [[Roman Catholic Church]] and the [[Anglican]]/[[Episcopal]] churches, but is also
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• Indulgence
  subtopics = [[Purgatory]], [[Roman Catholicism: Sin]] ...lgence is the remission of temporal punishment due to a sin granted by the Roman Catholic Church. Disagreement over the doctrine of indulgences was one of t
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• Ecumenical Council
  ...(which occurred in either 869-870 or 879-880, depending on whether one is Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox, respectively).
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• Opus Dei
  ...Dei (Latin for "Work of God"), is a [[Prelate|prelature]] created by the [[Roman Catholic Church]], composed of a prelate, secular priests, and lay people. Opus Dei was founded on October 2, 1928 by a Roman Catholic priest Josemaría Escrivá, who was [[Canonization|canonized]] in
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• Denominations in Sri Lanka Index
  [[Roman Catholic Church in Sri Lanka|Roman Catholic]]
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• Testimonies Index
  * [[E. Roman's testimony]]
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• Roman Catholic Places Index
  {{returnto}} [[Roman Catholicism]]
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• Eastern Orthodoxy
  ...ltimately led to the [[Great Schism]] in 1054 dividing Christianity into [[Roman Catholicism]] and Eastern Orthodoxy. Today the Eastern Orthodox Church incl The Eastern Roman Empire, by edict from the Emperor Constantin the Great, officially declares
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• The Second Vatican Council
  Vatican II, was a council of the Roman Catholic Church opened under Pope John XXIII in 1962 and closed under Pope {{returnto}} [[Roman Catholicism]]
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• Catechism of the Catholic Church
  subtopics = [[Roman Catholic Doctrine]] | ...sm of the Catholic Church is an official summary of the teachings of the [[Roman Catholic Church]]. It was first published in 1992 with the authorization of
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• Donatism
  ...natists''' were a group of Christians in the Northern African areas of the Roman Empire who broke away from the wider church in the fourth and fifth centuri The Donatist churches were repressed by the Roman Empire and by the wider Christian church but did not disappear completely u
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• Old Catholic Church
  ...m that is usually used to describe the churches that broke away from the [[Roman Catholic Church]] over the issue of [[papal infallibility]] after the [[Fir ...om what they saw as a novelty (the doctrine of papal infallibility) in the Roman Catholic Church. At their second convention, they elected the first Old Cat
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• Roman Catholicism: Mary
  topic_name = Roman Catholic Doctrine on the Virgin Mary | * [[Roman Catholicism: Co-Redemptrix]]
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• Pope Benedict XVI considers abolishing limbo (October 6, 2006)
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• Orders and Societies Index
  {{returnto}} [[Roman Catholicism: Consecrated Life]]
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• Edict of Milan
  ...[[Christianity]] and freedom of worship for all Christians throughout the Roman Empire. In addition, both emperors ordered that confiscated property such a
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• Maryland
  ...[Protestant]], many either [[Baptist]] or [[Methodist]], and about 23% are Roman Catholic.
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• Catholic Church
  * [[Catholicism|The Catholic Church]] (commonly referred to as The Roman Catholic Church)
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• Elder
  In some Christian traditions ([[Eastern Orthodoxy]], [[Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholicism]], [[Anglicanism]], [[Methodism]], etc.) an ''elder'' is a cler
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• England
  ...enominations}} - [[Church of England]], [[Roman Catholic Church in England|Roman Catholic Church]] ...duced to England through Roman missionaries. Following the collapse of the Roman Empire through the Middle Ages, England was invaded by waves of pagan Germa
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• India
  ...an Catholic]], [[Church of North India]], [[Roman Catholic Church in India|Roman Catholic]], [[Baptist Church in India|Baptist]], [[Mar Thoma Church]], [[Lu
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• Uganda
  ...ity is [[Kampala]]. [[Christianity]] is the main religion, predominantly [[Roman Catholicism]] and [[Anglicanism]]. ...denominations made up 85% of Uganda's population. Most belong to either [[Roman Catholicism]] (41.9%) or the [[Anglican Church of Uganda]] (35.9%). Most of
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• Inquisition
  * [[Roman Inquisition]] * [[Roman Catholicism]] |
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• United Kingdom
  ...s}} - [[Church of England]], [[Roman Catholic Church in the United Kingdom|Roman Catholic Church]] ..., and aboud half the population belong to this church. A further 10% are [[Roman Catholic]]. Other denominations have much smaller numbers. There is full fr
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• St. Peter's Basilica
  ...ome]]. Its dome (Michaelangelo's dome) is also the dominant feature of the Roman skyline. It has a capacity of over 60,000 people. It is traditionally the b
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• Roman Catholicism:Sin
  topic_name = The Roman Catholic teaching on Sin | * [[Purgatory]], [[Indulgences]], [[Penance]], [[Roman Catholicism: Confession|Confession]]
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• Denominations in South Australia Index
  [[Roman Catholic Church in South Australia]] * [[St Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Cathedral (Adelaide, South Australia)|St Francis Xavier Catholic C
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• Constantine I
  topic_name = Constantine, Roman Emporer ...the fourth century AD, famous for ending persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire with his [[Edict of Milan]]
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• North Carolina
  ...rom Latin America is steadily increasing the number of [[Roman Catholicism|Roman Catholics]] and [[Judaism|Jews]] in the state, and the numerical dominance **[[Roman Catholic]] - 10%
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• Reformation
  subtopics = [[Protestantism]], [[Roman Catholicism]] ...or a [[priest]], and that [[justification]] was through faith alone. The [[Roman Catholic]] response to The Protestant Reformation is known as The [[Counter
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• Australia
  ...Church in Australia|Greek Orthodox]], [[Roman Catholic Church in Australia|Roman Catholic]], [[Uniting Church of Australia|Uniting Church]] ...tural society. About 70% of the population claim to be Christian, mostly [[Roman Catholic]] or [[Protestant]]. In truth however, many are nominal Christians
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• Patriarchs
  ...of different denominations ([[Eastern Orthodox]], [[Eastern Oriental]], [[Roman Catholic]])
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• Saints
  subtopics = [[Roman Catholicism: Saint]], [[Canonization]] In [[Roman Catholicism]] and [[Eastern Orthodoxy]] the word "saint" is also a title th
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• History of Eastern Orthodoxy
  The Roman Empire was split into the western and eastern empires. The Eastern Roman Empire, by edic from the Emperor Constantin the Great, officially declares
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• Apostolic Succession
  ...nt Christians in different denominations. In episcopal churches, such as [[Roman Catholicism]], the [[Anglican Communion]] and [[Eastern Orthodoxy]], the te ====Roman Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican====
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• Antioch
  Antioch was a major cosmopolitan city in the Roman Empire. It played an important role in the early spread of Christianity.
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• Sri Lanka
  * {{region_denominations}} - [[Roman Catholic Church in Sri Lanka|Roman Catholic]], [[Church of Ceylon]], [[Methodist Church in Sri Lanka|Methodist
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• Nestorianism
  ...rian followers to the Persian empire. Nestorianism was not affiliated with Roman empire, which allowed Christians to be more accepted in the Persian empire.
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• Crucifixion
  Crucifixion was a cruel form of execution used by the Roman Empire. [[Death of Jesus|Jesus was executed]] in this way.
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• Massachusetts
  ...than one-third of the state's population. Around half the population is [[Roman Catholic]] because of immigration from [[Ireland]], [[Quebec]], [[Italy]], ...countries with strong ties to Roman Catholicism. There are over 3 million Roman Catholics living in Massachusetts.
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• First Vatican Council
  ...stigator of the council which affirmed his absolute authority within the [[Roman Catholic Church]].]] | * [[Roman Catholicism]], [[Old Catholic Church]]
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• St Margaret Mary Catholic Church (Cedar Park, Texas)
  St Margaret Mary Catholic Church is a [[Roman Catholic Church]] in [[Texas]]
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• Sacraments
  subtopics = [[Roman Catholicism: Sacraments]] ...Christ. In some churches the term is referred to as an ordinance. In the [[Roman Catholic Church]], [[Eastern Orthodoxy]], [[Lutheranism]] and some forms of
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• Adelaide
  ...ide, South Australia)|St Peter's Anglican Cathedral]], [[St Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Cathedral (Adelaide, South Australia)|St Francis Xavier Catholic C ...ly [[Anglican]], [[Uniting Church of Australia|Uniting]], [[Baptist]] or [[Roman Catholic]] churches. There is a local Christian radio station, [[Life FM (A
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• Americas
  ...entina]] and [[Chile]] and the larger [[Portugese]]-speaking predominant [[Roman Catholic]] country of [[Brazil]].
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• Joe Mizzi
  ...r of the site www.justforcatholics.org, a Protestant website dedicated to "Roman Catholics who desire to know how to be saved."
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• Suicide
  * [[Roman Catholicism: Suicide]]
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• Peter and the Papacy
  ...nent disciples and a leader in the early [[church]]. The teaching of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] is that Peter was the first bishop of Rome, or [[pope]], ...se there are a great variety of views about the meaning of this verse. The Roman Catholic view is that by giving Peter the keys, Jesus is giving Peter speci
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• John Chrysostom
  ...eaking and his denunciation of abuse of authority in the church and in the Roman Empire of the time and he had notable ascetic tendencies. ...s Basil the Great and Gregory the Theologian. He is also recognized by the Roman Catholic Church, which considers him a saint and a Doctor of the Church, an
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• Peter and the Papacy (G.G.)
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• Churches in Southwark Index
  ===Roman Catholic===
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• Famous Christians
  ...great persecution occurred against Christians throughout many parts of the Roman Empire and a number of Christians such as [[Polycarp]] stood firm in their ...accepted by the ruling classes especially in the 4th century AD, when the Roman Emperor [[Constantine I]] converted to Christianity.
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• Eastern Rite Catholic Churches
  {{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Denominations]] -> [[Roman Catholicism]]
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• Papal Infallibility
  In Roman Catholic theology, papal infallibility is the doctrine that the [[Pope]] is ...XII]] defined the [[Assumption of Mary]] as being an article of faith for Roman Catholics.
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• Denominations in Australia Index
  [[Roman Catholic Church in Australia]]
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• Denominations
  ...e different denominations are (possibly unconsciously) imagining God to be Roman or Anglican or Baptist or Methodist or Presbyterian or what have you. ([[ ...of the East]], [[Eastern Orthodox Church]], [[Eastern Oriental Church]], [[Roman Catholic Church]] and [[Eastern Rite Catholic Churches]], [[Protestant Chur
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• Holy Communion
  * [[Roman Catholicism: Mass]] ...ifferently, with most Protestants believing that is symbolic only, whereas Roman Catholicism teaches that the bread and wine actually transforms and becomes
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• Denominations in Adelaide Index
  Roman Catholic Church in Adelaide * [[St Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Cathedral (Adelaide, South Australia)|St Francis Xavier Catholic C
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• United States of America
  ...the United States|Anglican]], [[Roman Catholic Church in the United States|Roman Catholic]] ...liberal voices. Christianity is the main religion, with [[Baptist]] and [[Roman Catholicism]] the two largest denominations.
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• Purgatory
  * [[Roman Catholic Doctrine]] | ...ic Church]]. Other [[Christian]] [[denomination]]s reject the concept. The Roman Catholic Church teaches that purgatory is a place or state of punishment or
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• Places
  ...he least evangelised continent. Of Christians, there are about 1 billion [[Roman Catholic]], 700 million [[Protestant]] and 550 million [[Eastern Orthodox]] ...entina]] and [[Chile]] and the larger [[Portugese]]-speaking predominant [[Roman Catholic]] country of [[Brazil]].
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• Justification by faith plus works
  * [[Roman Catholicism]], [[Eastern Orthodoxy]] ...h both his faith and good works. This is taught in the [[Roman Catholicism|Roman Catholic]] and [[Eastern Orthodoxy|Eastern Orthodox]] Churches. This issue
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• Maronite Church
  ...n [[Eastern Catholic Church]] in full communion with the [[Pope]] of the [[Roman Catholic Church]]. Their heritage reaches back to the [[Christian]] hermit,
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• Europe
  ...een the home of Christianity being the centres of [[Eastern Orthodoxy]], [[Roman Catholicism]] and [[Protestantism]]. There is widespread freedom of religio Christianity spread through the Roman Empire with the early missionary efforts of the church, and soon after to t
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• Persecution of the early church
  * Significant Roman Emperors - [[Nero]], [[Domitian]], [[Trajan]], [[Decius]], [[Gallenius]] | ...m persecutions for various reasons, including their refusal to worship the Roman emperor who was the leader of all the land surrounding the Mediterranean fr
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• Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis
  ...litana et Minneapolitana) is an ecclesiastical territory or diocese of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States. It is led by the prelature of an arch ...d a name change for the see on July 11, 1966. Reflecting the growth of the Roman Catholic Church in the region, it became the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and
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• Syriac Orthodox Churches in Syria
  ...th other churches, the Church has issued two joint declarations with the [[Roman Catholic Church]]
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• Second Ecumenical Council
  * [[Roman Catholicism]]
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• Apparitions and visions
  ...upernatural being or event. Apparitions are particularly associated with [[Roman Catholicism]].
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• Shrine
  ...t or [[relic]]. In Christianity, shrines are commonly used in worship in [[Roman Catholicism]] (especially in [[South America]]), [[Eastern Orthodoxy]] and
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• Holy Father
  ...us when he prayed to God in [[John 17:11]]. It is also the title used by [[Roman Catholic]]s of the [[Pope]]. === Used by the pope of the Roman Catholic Church ===
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• Baptismal regeneration
  ...inations teach that a person must be baptized to be saved, including the [[Roman Catholic]] and [[Eastern Orthodox]] churches. This is in contrast to most [
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• Greek
  ...as [[Koine Greek]] (or "New Testament Greek") was the lingua franca of the Roman Empire during the time of [[Jesus]]. A Greek is also a person from Greece,
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• Cornelius
  Cornelius was a Roman centurion whose story is told in [[Acts 10]]. He was one of the first Genti
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• Colorado
  ...stly [[Baptist]], [[Methodist]] or [[Lutheran]], and the rest are mostly [[Roman Catholic]].
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• Michigan
  ...otestant]], many of whom are [[Baptist]], [[Methodist]] or [[Lutheran]]. [[Roman Catholics]] make up about a quarter of the population, and there is also a
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• Infant baptism
  Infant baptism occurs in many denominations including [[Roman Catholic]], [[Eastern Orthodox]], [[Lutheran]] and [[Anglican]] denominatio
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• Florida
  ...ians, and half of these are [[Baptist]]. There is also a large number of [[Roman Catholic]]s. Around 15% claim to be [[non-religious]].
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• Georgia (USA)
  ...tian. About 40% of the population are [[Baptist]] and 12% [[Methodist]]. [[Roman Catholics]] accounts for about 8% of the population, and 13% claim to be [[
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• California
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• The Navarre Bible Commentary Series
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  ...bewildering array of [[denominations]]. Some of the larger ones include [[Roman Catholicism]], the [[Greek]] and Russian [[Eastern Orthodox|Orthodox]] chur ...ance of Gentiles by the church, Christianity spread rapidly throughout the Roman Empire.
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• Washington State
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• Ecumenism, Pluralism and Interfaith Issues
  ...o actively pursuing discussions with leaders of other [[religions]]. The [[Roman Catholic Church]] has been particularly involved in dialogue with other rel
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  ** Roman Catholic – 6%
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• Wisconsin
  ...s of thse [[Protestant]]. [[Lutherans]] account for 23% of the population. Roman Catholics account for 29% of the population. 14% are [[non-religious]].
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• Politics, the Church and the Government
  ...g degrees. Initially persecuted, it later became the state religion of the Roman Empire. Throughout the Middle Ages it wielded significant power over the ru
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• Basil the Great
  ...brother [[Gregory of Nyssa]] are called the [[Cappadocian Fathers]]. The [[Roman Catholic Church]] considers him a saint and a [[Doctor of the Church]].
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• Apocrypha
  ...cryphal books, and they varied between different churches (for example the Roman Church developed a different list from the Ethiopian Church). In the Protes ...t are considered as 1 book - the Book of Kings - in the Hebrew Bible). The Roman Catholic Church however has a number of additional texts. The Eastern Ortho
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• Pope John Paul II
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• Sin
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• Wife
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• Uniting Church in Australia
  ...f Union]] document. It is the third largest denomination in Australia (the Roman Catholic and the Anglican churches are larger) with around 300,000 members.
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• Churches in Adelaide Index
  [[St Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Cathedral (Adelaide, South Australia)|St Francis Xavier Catholic C [[St Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Cathedral (Adelaide, South Australia)|St Francis Xavier Catholic C
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• Letter to the church at Laodicea
  ...estern provinces of Rome made Laodicea one of the wealthiest cities in the Roman Empire. Besides a great accumulation of wealth, the Laodiceans also prided
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• Afterlife
  [[Purgatory]] is a doctrine unique to [[Roman Catholicism]] - it teaches that Christians are first purified and punished
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  ...[crucifix]]. In many countries with predominant [[Eastern Orthodox]] and [[Roman Catholic]] populations, people may erect a [[shrine]] or symbol of an aspec
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• 95 Theses
  ...nt written by [[Martin Luther]] in 1517, challenged the teachings of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] on the nature of [[penance]], the authority of the [[pope
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• Council of Chalcedon
  ...is therefore recognized as infallible in its dogmatic definitions by the [[Roman Catholic]] and [[Eastern Orthodox]] churches. It repudiated the doctrine of
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• Churches in South Australia Index
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• Gregory Nazianzus
  ...brother [[Gregory of Nyssa]] are called the [[Cappadocian Fathers]]. The [[Roman Catholic Church]] considers him a saint and a [[Doctor of the Church]].
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• Timeline of church history
  ...ourth century, Christianity became tolerated and the state religion of the Roman Empire.''
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• United Arab Emirates
  * {{region_denominations}} - [[Roman Catholic Church in the United Arab Emirates]]
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• Anglican Communion
  ...ces its roots to the English King, Henry VIII, and his disputes with the [[Roman Catholic Church]] over his divorce and remarriage. Today, the Anglican Comm ...Anglo-Catholicism, which emphasises common ground between Anglicanism and Roman Catholicism and the Orthodox Churches. In recent decades a third wing has d
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• Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger selected as the new Pope (April 19, 2005)
  ...en selected as the successor to Pope John Paul II as the 265th Pope of the Roman Catholic Church, and will be known as [[Pope Benedict XVI]].
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• Gregory of Nyssa
  ...ed in the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]], [[Oriental Orthodox Church]], and [[Roman Catholic Church]].
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• Confession of Peter
  ...foundation of faith that "Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God". Roman Catholicism however, teaches that Jesus was saying that he would build his The common Roman Catholic interpretation as noted above is that Peter himself was the rock t
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• Baptism
  In many denominations (including [[Roman Catholicism]], [[Eastern Orthodoxy]] and [[Anglicanism]]), infants are bapt ...y regarded as an act that simply symbolizes forgiveness and new life. In [[Roman Catholicism]] and [[Eastern Orthodoxy]], however, it is taught that God act
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• Reformation Day
  ...lopment profoundly, although Slovenians are mainly [[Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholics]]) and in the German states of Brandenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommer
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  ...ghout the Pacific region are Christians, predominantly [[Protestant]] or [[Roman Catholic]], although there is an increasing number of non-religious people
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• Vatican Radio
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• Australian Prime Minister calls for restoration of religious meaning of Christmas (December 20, 2005)
  Backing Mr Howard, [[Roman Catholic]] Archbishop of Brisbane [[John Bathersby]] said "We are a Christi
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  ...ty of Christian denominations also practice [[infant baptism]] including [[Roman Catholic]], [[Anglican]], [[Lutheran]] and [[Eastern Orthodox]] denominatio
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• Proclaim!
  ...rt Cathedral in Johnstown). The show discusses news from in and around the Roman Catholic Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown as well as national and international
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• First Epistle of Clement to the Corinthians
  ...to the saints. As this city was a Roman colony, we need not inquire how a Roman happened to be there. He was possibly in some public service, and it is not ...gical difficulties of the period. After the death of the apostles, for the Roman imprisonment and martyrdom of [[St. Peter]] seem historical, Clement was th
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• Epistle to the Galatians
  .... It was a letter written by the [[apostle Paul]] to the [[church]] in the Roman province of Galatia in central Anatolia.
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• Russian Orthodox Church
  ...ficially adopted Byzantine Rite Christianity - the religion of the Eastern Roman Empire - as the state religion of Rus' (see Baptism of Kiev). This date is
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• Didache
  ...canon" which includes the Didascalia which is based on the Didache. The [[Roman Catholic Church]] has accepted it as part of the collection of [[Apostolic
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• Apostle Paul
  ...the [[gospel]] to the non-Jewish ([[gentile]]) communities throughout the Roman empire. He wrote many letters to churches in different cities; these letter
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• Victoria
  .... About 65 out of every 100 Victorians describe themselves as Christian. [[Roman Catholics]] form the largest denomination, followed by [[Anglicans]] and me
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• Church
  ...t some elements of the invisible church can be present outside the visible Roman Catholic church.<ref>[[Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith]]: [http: ...bewildering array of [[denominations]]. Some of the larger ones include [[Roman Catholicism]], the Greek and Russian [[Eastern Orthodox|Orthodox]] churches
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• Great Schism
  subtopics = [[Eastern Orthodoxy]], [[Roman Catholicism]], [[Ecumenism]]
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• Historical evidence of Jesus Christ
  ...le were boldly proclaiming His name and were willing to die throughout the Roman Empire.
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• Agnus Dei
  In [[Roman Catholicism]] "the Agnus Dei" refers to singing or reciting "Lamb of God yo
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• St. Linus
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• Hussite
  ...number of doctrinal differences from the dominant church of the day, the [[Roman Catholic Church]], including their understanding of the definition of the c
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• Christian doctrine and debates
  ...riety of opinions regarding the nature and types of sins. For example, the Roman Catholic Church divides sins into two general types, [[venial sins]] and [[ ...]], and was one of the core reasons for the Protestant break-away from the Roman Catholic Church in the [[Reformation]].
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• Rev. Richard Hogan
  ....D. in medieval history in 1975 and 1978 respectively. He was ordained a [[Roman Catholic]] [[priest]] for the [[Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis]] i
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• Justification
  The [[Roman Catholic Church]] and the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] teach that justificat ...]], and was one of the core reasons for the Protestant break-away from the Roman Catholic Church in the [[Reformation]]. Passages such as [[James 2:24]] whi
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• Hail Mary
  ...God, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death." - is from the Roman Catholic [[Council of Trent]].
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• English Reformation
  ...ch the church in England broke away from the authority of the Pope and the Roman Catholic Church. ...tate church that considered itself both "Reformed" and "Catholic" but not "Roman", along with other "unofficial" more radical movements such as the [[Purita
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• Armenian Apostolic Church
  ...founded in 301. The Apostolic Church separated from the then-still-united Roman Catholic/Byzantine Orthodox church in 451, after the [[Council of Chalcedon
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• Crusades
  ...that took place during the 11th to 13th centuries. Originally, they were [[Roman Catholic]] endeavors to capture the [[Holy Land]] from the Muslims, but som
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• Justin Martyr
  ...himself a Samaritan, but his father and grandfather were probably Greek or Roman, and he was brought up a [[pagan]]. It seems that he had property, studied # The [[First Apology]] addressed to Antoninus Pius, his sons, and the Roman Senate;
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• Børre Knudsen
  ...rk for Den Norske kirke (Oslo 1980) and may be found in the Norwegian 1998 Roman Catholic Hymn book as well as in other collections.
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• Great Commission
  ...y, with the spread of the [[gospel]] first through Palestine, and then the Roman Empire, and today, Christians continue to follow in the apostles' footsteps
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• Jew
  ...n and ethnic race continued even when the Jewish homeland was razed by the Roman Empire.
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• Crucifix
  ...n of [[Jesus]]' body, or corpus. It is a symbol of primarily used in the [[Roman Catholic Church]], certain [[Lutheranism|Lutheran churches]], [[Eastern Ort
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• Notes on the history of the Nasrani Church of the East
  ...neighbourhood of the city became a desert. On the ruins of Jerusalem a new Roman city was built, called Ælia Capitolina (Ælia was Hadrian's family nomen), ...d Church of Jerusalem in Mesopotamia as well as the whole Church - East of Roman Dominion. Therefore our Catholicos-Patriarch is the Apostolic Successor of
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• Christmas (carm)
  ...ds: Christes maesse. It means, "the Mass of Christ." This comes from the [[Roman Catholic]] [[Mass]], that practice where the priest re-offers the sacrifice In the ancient Roman system of religion, Saturn was the god of agriculture. Each year during the
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• Russia
  ...ianity]] present in Russia include various [[Protestant]] denominations, [[Roman Catholicism]], and [[Old Believers]]. There is some presence of [[Judaism]]
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• Immaculate Conception And The Church Fathers : Question and Answer (justforcatholics.org)
  ...rnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Denominations]] -> [[Roman Catholicism]] -> [[Roman Catholic: Mary]] -> [[Immaculate Conception]]
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• New Testament
  By the time of Jesus' birth, the [[Roman Empire]] had grown in power and Roman armies occupied the land of the Jews - Judea and Galilee. Jesus began his m
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• Matthew 16
  ...undation of faith that "Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God". [[Roman Catholicism]] however, teaches that Jesus is saying that he will build his The Roman Catholic view is that by giving Peter the keys, Jesus is giving Peter speci
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• Living as a Christian (E.M.)
  ...of Jesus wrote a letter to the Jewish Christians scattered throughout the Roman Empire and one part he emphasised the importance of faith and deeds. James
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• Counter Reformation
  ...on) refers to the period of reform, renewal, as well as reaffirmation of [[Roman Catholic]] doctrines and structure that occurred in response to the Protest ...emphasize the attempts at reform, theological and disciplinary, within the Roman Catholic Church that began before the traditional date of the launch of the
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• Filioque clause
  [[Roman Catholics]] maintain that the ''filioque'' is necessary because the Holy Sp
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• France
  ...s marching in a procession at [[Lourdes]], in France, an important site in Roman Catholicism.]] | * {{region_denominations}} - [[Roman Catholic Church in France|Roman Catholicism]]
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• Martin Luther
  ...spired the [[Reformation]] and lead to the [[Protestant]] split from the [[Roman Catholic Church]]. Luther translated the [[Bible]] into his native German l ...of November, 1483 in Eisleben, Germany, which was then a part of the Holy Roman Empire. He was baptised as a Catholic the next morning, on the feast day of
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• Church History (G.G.)
  ''The [[Roman Catholic Church]]'' - This church is closely related to the Orthodox church ...thin their church, and that other churches have broken away from them. The Roman Catholic Church teaches the same. The conservative Protestant churches tend
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• John the Baptist
  ...alling for [[repentance]] and [[baptism]] in the 15th year of the reign of Roman Emperor [[Tiberius Caesar]] (which would place it around 28-29 AD). He bapt
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• Catholic Encyclopedia
  subtopics = [[Roman Catholicism]] | The encyclopedia was designed to serve the [[Roman Catholic Church]], excluding information which has no relation to the Churc
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  ...ol of philosophy, which was long the primary philosophical approach of the Roman Catholic Church. He is considered by the Catholic Church to be its greatest ...r Countess Theadora of Theate, related to the Hohenstaufen dynasty of Holy Roman emperors. He was born early in 1225 at his father Count Landulf's castle o
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• Minnesota
  ...ommunities of Somalis and Hmongs. Around a quarter of the population are [[Roman Catholic]], and another quarter [[Lutheran]]. Known as the "Land of Lakes"
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• St. Raphael Catholic Church (Crystal, MN)
  St Raphael Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic Church in the suburb of Crystal in Minnesota
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• Ancient Israel and Judah
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• Christianity by country
  ...he religion by about 33.39% of the world population of which [[Catholicism|Roman Catholic]] are 16.85%, [[Protestantism|Protestant]] 6.15%, Orthodox 3.96%, [[Albania]] [[Islam|Muslim]] 56.7%, [[Catholicism|Roman Catholic]] 10%, Orthodox 6.8%, atheist 2.5%, Bektashi (a Sufi order) 2.1%,
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• Church building
  ...cially following the adoption of Christianity as the state religion by the Roman Empire in the fourth century. A famous example of this is the [[Pantheon]]
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• Christianity
  ...he [[Reformation]] of the sixteenth century and lead to the split of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] with the formation of [[Protestant]] churches such as the ...fs and practices. Some of the main groups include [[Eastern Orthodoxy]], [[Roman Catholicism]] and the [[Protestant churches]] and [[Pentecostal churches]].
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• Timeline of Biblical History
  : Pompey-Roman occupation
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• Rosary
  The Rosary is a [[Roman Catholic]] prayer that is said while meditating on the life of [[Jesus]] an
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• New Zealand
  ...h other religions. The main Christian denominations are [[Anglicanism]], [[Roman Catholicism]], [[Presbyterianism]] and [[Methodism]]. There are also signif
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• Persecuted Church
  ...m persecutions for various reasons, including their refusal to worship the Roman emperor, considered treasonous and punishable by execution. There were pers
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• Mortal and venial sin: Question and Answer (justforcatholics.org)
  ...his is, in fact, recognized in the note in the Douay Version” (Carson H.M, Roman Catholicism Today, IVF, 1964, p. 93). {{returnto}} [[Roman Catholicism: Sin]]
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• The Church (justforcatholics.org)
  ...because the church is founded on their teaching about Christ. However the Roman Catholic claim that the church is built on Peter because he was made the un
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• Septuagint
  ...llowing the accepted practice of the Jews, exclude the additional books. [[Roman Catholicism]] and [[Eastern Orthodoxy]] however, include some of these book ...ristian Church used the Greek texts since Greek was a lingua franca of the Roman Empire at the time, and the language of the Church. In addition the Church
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• Dispelling Myths of Roman Catholicism (AmericanCatholic)
  ...the apostles constitute a single apostolic college, so in like fashion the Roman Pontiff, Peter's successor, and the bishops, the successors of the apostles {{returnto}} [[Roman Catholicism]]
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• Protestantism
  ...tianity]]. The Protestant Churches developed because of a split from the [[Roman Catholic Church]] that occurred during the sixteenth century in Europe — ...Edict of Worms. The 1521 edict forbade Lutheran teachings within the Holy Roman Empire. The 1526 session of the Diet had agreed to toleration of Lutheran t
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• Church (discussion)
  ...cture of the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]], while the original line of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] was similar up until [[Vatican II]]. Similarly, many Evan
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• Papacy
  The [[Pope]] is the head of [[Roman Catholicism|Roman Catholic Church]] and [[Eastern Catholic Churches]]. In addition to this sp ...ome; the Alexandrian archbishop was given precedence immediately after the Roman pontiff by the [[Council of Nicea]], and adopted the title "Pope of Alexand
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• Salvation (justforcatholics.org)
  ...invalidates the gospel, what is the biblical judgment on the gospel of the Roman Catholic church? The 'gospel' of Rome is faith plus works, grace plus merit ...nt you the grace of repentance to turn away from the distorted 'gospel' of Roman Catholicism. May God grant you the gift of faith, to rest in Christ, his So
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• Baptism of Jesus
  ...of [[Jesus]] by [[John the Baptist]] are recorded the [[Matthew 3]]. In [[Roman Catholicism]] the event is commemorated on [[January 1]]. In the story, Jes
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• Biblical Hebrew
  ...Hebrew language is usually divided into two periods: Biblical Hebrew, and Roman Era Hebrew, having very distinct grammatical patterns.
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• Hymns
  ...er Gott" ([[A Mighty Fortress Is Our God]]) which is sung today, even in [[Roman Catholicism]]. Luther and his followers often used their hymns, or chorales
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• Baptist
  ...world, and the second-largest Christian denomination in the USA, after the Roman Catholic church. ...d's truth. This view contrasts with the role of Apostolic tradition in the Roman Catholic Church and personal revelation in charismatic circles. Any view th
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• Thomas Cranmer
  ...s and quotations. After Queen Mary reunited the Church of England with the Roman Catholic Church, he was executed in 1556 for heresy. After Queen Mary reunited the Church of England with the Roman Catholic Church, he was executed in 1556 for heresy. Cranmer was later cele
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  ...to its defense. The aim of this article, therefore, is to provide a clear Roman Catholic perspective on purgatory founded upon the doctrine of the Church.
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• Grace
  In Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy this grace comes through faith in Jesus C
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• South Australia
  ...ll but strong Christian segment of the population, most attending either [[Roman Catholic]], [[Anglican]], [[Uniting Church of Australia|Uniting]], [[Baptis
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• Denominations by Size Index
  ;[[Roman Catholic Church|Catholicism]] - 1.2 billion **[[Latin Rite]] ([[Catholic Church|Roman Catholic Church]]) - 1,125.5 million
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  The name of the holiday is sometimes shortened to Xmas because Roman letter "X" resembles the Greek letter Χ (chi), an abbreviation for Christ During the time in which Christianity was spreading throughout the Roman Empire, another similar religion known as Mithraism was also gaining widesp
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• Rapture
  ...d on subsequently. There are whole denominations holding this view. The [[Roman Catholic Church]] and the [[Eastern Orthodox]] do not accept it either, as Most Roman Catholics and many Protestants do not accept the concept of a pre-Tribulati
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• Christianity in New Zealand
  ...— [[Jean Baptiste Pompallier]] played an important role in establishing [[Roman Catholicism]], and [[Presbyterianism]] was brought to New Zealand largely b
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• Nicene Creed
  At this time, the Roman Emperor [[Constantine]] had recently solidified his control over both halve
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• A Biography of Saint Peter (Cpark)
  ...looked to throughout church history as a model. [[Roman Catholicism | The Roman Catholic church]] has claimed St. Peter as the first [[Papacy | Bishop of R ...of city by Phillip the Tetrarch, he was a Hellenizer who furthered Graeco-Roman culture throughout his area of influence (Thiede). It may then have been qu
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• Epistle of Barnabas (anon)
  ...rew, if not a Levite as well. But so, also, St. Paul sometimes speaks as a Roman, and sometimes as a Jew; and, owing to the mixed character of the early Chu
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• Was Peter the first Pope? (justforcatholics.org)
  The apostles did not understand Jesus' words in Matthew 16 as Roman Catholics interpret them. If He made him 'chief steward' and 'prime ministe
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• Genesis 1 - Purpose (G.G.)
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• John Calvin
  ...awyer, but a man of letters. In 1532 he self-published a commentary on the Roman philosopher Seneca's ''Treatise on Clemency'' that evidenced considerable r During his time in Paris, Calvin converted from [[Roman Catholicism]] to Protestantism, and subsequently became an informal leader
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• Quran
  30. ar-Rūm [THE ROMAN EMPIRE]
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• Denominations Index
  [[Roman Catholic Church]]
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• C.S. Lewis
  ...helped reinvigorate the serious study of late medieval narratives like the Roman de la Rose. Lewis wrote a preface to John Milton's poem Paradise Lost which ...for both stage and screen. The Chronicles of Narnia borrow from Greek and Roman mythology, and traditional English and Irish fairy tales. Lewis cited MacDo
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• Main Page/Archive
  ...bewildering array of [[denominations]]. Some of the larger ones include [[Roman Catholicism]], the [[Eastern Orthodoxy|Greek and Russian Orthodox churches]
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• Puritanism
  ...ght further reform of [[liturgy]] and [[theology]] away from that of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] and those who justified separation from the [[Church of E ...t by the more radical Protestants to be giving in to "Popery" (i.e., the [[Roman Catholic Church]]). While Protestant movements in Europe were driven by iss
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• Christological Controversies and the Chalcedon Definition (G.G.)
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• Matthew 27 - Passionate Forgiveness (G.G.)
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• Catholicism teaches justification by faith plus works (justforcatholics.org)
  ...rnal life (canons 24 and 32). Without doubt, the official documents of the Roman Catholic Church teach justification by works.
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• Jesus Christ
  ...le were boldly proclaiming his name and were willing to die throughout the Roman Empire.
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• E. Roman's testimony
  ''By Eddie Roman''
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• Atheism
  ...For instance, Christians were accused of atheism for not believing in the Roman gods. Atheism is clearly incompatible with Christianity, since all branches
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• Martin Luther's Biography
  ..., which shows how faith finds expression in works, and his Sermon on the [[Roman Catholic: Mass|Mass]], which teaches the priesthood of all believers. ...95 Theses Luther was engaged in unending debate with the [[Roman Catholic|Roman Church]]. In addition, he soon found himself in disagreement with other ref
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• Koine Greek
  ...people and had become the language of communication throughout much of the Roman Empire and beyond by the time of Jesus. It retained its role as the lingua
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