Catechism of the Catholic Church (10742 bytes)
1: [[Image:Catechism.jpg|right|200px|]]
3: ...cc/updates.htm] It has been translated into many other languages, including English, and became an inst...
7: ...ions. Mostly, they are meant for use in class or other formal instruction.
9: ...lic doctrine and particularly for preparing local catechisms."
12: * The Profession of Faith (the Creed)

Old Catholic Church (7312 bytes)
1: ... Infallibility]] at the [[First Vatican Council]] of 1869-1870.
3: ...[[Anglican Communion]], as per the Bonn Agreement of 1931 [http://www.alt-katholisch.de/oekumene/angli...
5: ...ot in communion with Utrecht) have been doing for the last several years. It is not clear where this p...
7: ... regarded as Episcopi vagantes by the churches of the Utrecht Union.
9: ...s by recognizing a competing English-speaking Old Catholic movement.

Malankara catholic church (3267 bytes)
1: {{merge}} [[Syro-Malankara Catholic Church]]
3: THE MALANKARA CATHOLIC CHURCH
7: ...ristians to become Jacobites under the Patgriarch of Antioch.
9: ...nical spirit, accepted the condition and welcomed the reunion.
11: ...e and were received into the fold of the Catholic Church.

Grace Catholic Church (428 bytes)
1: ... follow [[Eastern Orthodox]] as well as Western [[Catholic]] traditions.
3: [[Category:Catholics not in Communion with Rome]]

Church rank (Catholic) (3162 bytes)
1: In the [[Roman Catholic Church]], order of rank proceeds from highest to lowest as follows:
4: *2. [[Cardinal (Catholicism)|Cardinal]]
9: *7. Various [[deacons]], members of [[fraternal order|fraternal]] or [[sororal order]...
11: ...into question historically. He is also the Bishop of Rome.
13: ...Bishops and Archbishops and to be given the title of Bishop in his own right if he had not already hel...

Catholic Church in Thailand (2255 bytes)
1: ...holic Church]], under the spiritual leadership of the [[Pope]] and [[curia]] in [[Rome]].
3: ...000 catholics in Thailand, which make up 0.44% of the total population.
6: ... Dom Joâo. However there is proof of the validity of this story.
8: ...can]] missionaries were in the country, but about their misionary work nothing is known. Since [[1607]]...
10: <!-- some more centuries, story of the martyrs -->

Catholic Church in Sweden (3112 bytes)
1: ... growing Catholic Churches in [[Europe]], despite the wide-spread [[secularism]] in Sweden.
5: ...ut the changes in 2000 made it possible to become officially registered.
8: Members of the Swedish Catholic Church can be divided in four main groups:
13: Ethnic Swedes form a minority of the Church's members.
15: ...n Poland, and several others are Swedish-born but of Polish descent.

Ruthenian Catholic Church (6083 bytes)
1: ... Century]] and transmitted the Christian faith in the Byzantine Rite. [http://www.dreamwater.org/edu/pa...
5: ...n Eastern Europe has seen a resurgence in numbers of faithful and [[priest]]s.
9: ...with the greatest tenacity in defending and strengthening this same unity" (§3).
11: ... revealed and undivided heritage of the universal Church" ([http://www.vatican.va/archive/hist_councils/ii...
13: == Growth of Ruthenian Catholic Church ==

Catholic Church in Argentina (1861 bytes)
1: ...holic Church]], under the spiritual leadership of the [[Pope]] and [[curia]] in [[Rome]].
3: ...n baptised Catholics in Argentina, roughly 89% of the population.
5: Within Argentina the hierarchy consists of:
13: [[Image:Ar-map.png|right|Map of Argentina]]
90: ...onite]], [[Armenian Catholic]], [[Ukrainian Greek Catholic]], and [[Melkite]] jurisdictions in [[Buenos Aire...

Springwood Catholic Church (751 bytes)
1: Springwood Catholic Church is located at 168 Hawkesbury Rd Springwood.
2: ...iful natural bushland property called St Columbas.The whole property is a listed Heritage property.
3: St Columbas was a training seminary for Catholic Priests and was started in 1910.
5: a Primary Catholic School-(St Thomas Aquinas Primary School),
6: A Secondary Catholic School(St Columbas Secondary School)

Armenian Catholic Church (1969 bytes)
1: ...]] entered into a union with the [[Roman Catholic Church]] which lasted until Cilicia was conquered by [[T...
3: ...rmenian genocide]] in [[1915]]&ndash;[[1918]] the church scattered among neighbouring countries, mainly [[...
5: ...rn Rite|Eastern-Rite Catholic]] churches and uses the Armenian rite and [[Armenian language]] in [[litu...
8: ...uslibani.org.lb/armenimenu.html Armenian Catholic Church in Lebanon]
9: ...meniancatholic.ru/en/index.html Armenian Catholic Church in Russia]

Ancient Catholic Church (4426 bytes)
1: ...urch]], and the [[Liberal Catholic Church]], both of which it can be said to have given birth to.
4: ...to any external tribunal, not even under pretense of any apostolic letters whatever; and that all such...
7: ... in 1701 and appointed his successor to the [[See of Utrecht]].
9: ...sting the circumstance in his [[Pastoral Letter]] of 19 March 1704. He died December 18, 1710.
11: ...h, leading to an autonomous, independent catholic church.

Catholic Church in Australia (1358 bytes)
1: ...holic Church]], under the spiritual leadership of the [[Pope]] and [[curia]] in [[Rome]].
3: ...ralia, 28% of the population, in 32 [[Diocese]]s. There are 3,000 [[priest]]s and 9,000 men and women i...
6: Within Australia the hierarchy consists of:
13: [[Image:Austmap.png|right|Map of Australia with main cities]]
53: There are also [[Maronite]] and [[Melkite]] Rite [[Ep...

Catholic Church in Taiwan (2375 bytes)
1: ...onological order, Taiwan belonged to the dioceses of [[Nanking]] ([[1660]]), [[Fukien]] ([[1696]]) and...
3: ...49]]. At the present time, the hierarchy consists of:
13: ...[[Taiwan]] is Archbishop [[Joseph Cheng Tsai-fa]] of Taipei, who was appointed in January [[2004]].
15: ...and 2% of the population belong to the [[Catholic Church]].
17: ...s not accepted demands by the [[People's Republic of China]] that it sever its diplomatic links with [...

Catholic Church in New Zealand (834 bytes)
1: ...holic Church]], under the spiritual leadership of the [[Pope]] and [[curia]] in [[Rome]].
3: ...ealand, 12% of the population, in 7 [[Diocese]]s. There are 530 [[priest]]s and 1,200 men and women in ...
6: Within New Zealand the hierarchy consists of:
17: ** Christchurch
23: [[Category:Roman Catholic Church by Country|New Zealand]]

Celtic Catholic Church (792 bytes)
1: ...ion is unable to demonstrate any existence before the 20th century.
3: ...[Apostles' Creed]]s, omitting "[[filioque]]" from the Nicene creed. Mass is celebrated in English.
6: *http://www.celtic-catholic-church.org/

Roman Catholic Church (27414 bytes)
1: ...rch''', is the largest [[Christianity|Christian]] church, with over one billion members.
3: ...e [[Latin Rite|Western or Latin]] and the Eastern Churches within it is dealt with below.
5: ...munion with him". "Successor of Peter" refers to the Pope.
9: ''Main article: [[Catholic social teaching]]''
11: ...ty to protect the environment, and that the range of circumstances under which military force is permi...

Christian Catholic Church (256 bytes)
1: ...John Alexander Dowie]]. They are sometimes called the [[Zionites]].

Catholic Church in Poland (1972 bytes)
1: ...tin Christianity in [[966]], the [[Roman Catholic Church]] has played a very important religious, cultural...
12: ...ht;padding:10px;">[[Image:poland-dioceses.jpg|Map of Poland with dioceses]]</div>
46: *[[Bishopric of Warmia|Varmia]] ([[Olsztyn]]) (33)
58: *[[Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church]]
60: [[Category:Roman Catholic Church by Country|Poland]]

Liberal Catholic Church (961 bytes)
1: ...s a form of [[Christianity]] based on [[theosophy|theosophical ideas]].
3: ...prominent [[clairvoyant]], and he was ordained to the [[priesthood]] in [[1916]].
7: [[Category:Theosophy]] [[Category:Religion stubs]]
9: [[fr:Catholicisme libéral]]

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