1. The term the (or, 'a') Catholic(capitalized) church is defined as one of the Christian church groups which claims historical continuity with the original, undivided, Christian (Jesus Christ's) movement.
The term catholic church (uncapitalized) is defined as the entire body of Christian churches in general. The term catholic in this context is within the meaning of 'universally accepted'.
These churches can be Protestant churches, for example: the Anglican Church, the Episcopal Church, Eastern Orthodox churches, and so on.
2. The Catholic Church, or Roman Catholic Church (all capitalized) is defined as the particular Christian church which is based in The Vatican and overseen and governed by its leader, the bishop of Rome, known as pope (or the Pope, or The Pope, or the Holy father) as well as by its hierarchy of bishops. This governing body is known as an episcopal organization. This is the only Church which was founded by Our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ, and guaranteed by Him to teach and to bring Him to the people, and people to Christ, until the end of the world.
3. The word catholic (uncapitalized) also means 'in a broad sense', or 'of broad interest', or 'universal', without necessarily any connection to any kind of religious group; for example:
'Their library is huge, they have such catholic tastes in reading.'
'We were disappointed in the movie festival; you couldn't exactly say the films chosen represented a catholic view of the industry.
See the links below for information on the Roman Catholic Church and on the Catholic, (and catholic,) church.
It was the original form of Christianity before there was the revolt by Martin Luther (no not King or King, Jr.), who started the Protestant religion. This was due to corruption in the Catholic Church (no, we do NOT pay for our sins).
A church contains...
-an altar=another word for a communion table, it is where sacrifices are placed as offerings to God
-an organ=an organ is a big piano to play hymns at
-choir stalls=where the choir sits
-pulpit=a raised platform where people speak at so everyone can see and hear him/her
-pews=rows of seats joined like one big bench
-lectern=where people read from
-font/baptistery=where they baptise people
its a holy place of worship
ANSWER: The "church" is made up of believers in Jesus Christ. Individual persons make up the body of Christ and are called the "church" Jesus Christ is the Head of this body of believers.
A 'church' may be defined as:
1) a building for Christian worship
2) Christian religious services in such a building
3) Christian believers as a human institution
4) a particular body of Christian believers
Church is an organization of people who join to worship a god, they read The Bible and sing prayers and they have to sometimes give an amount of money to help the chruch stay open
A congregation or body of believers, the building where worship occurs, or the religious institution.
Every Christian is part of the Church body, or Christ's "body of believers" So the "church" is most likely all around you.
chruch is a place were you prey sing dance give thanks to god!
Its a place were a group of people go and gather in the name of the lord and pray and fellowship together and learn about the Lord and about Christ and also teach it to those who don't know.
Its the place where christians go to pray
how does st, jerome meet the definition of church father
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church music
membership in a church?
A kid friendly definition would be - The head of the Catholic Church.
A deacon is a rank of a person in a church.
Its a type of music used in a church were God is worshiped in the christian religion
The rules and regulations for governance of the Church, as taken from the Gospels and developed over history.
the false opposition to the separation of church and state
Dozens, even hundreds depending on your definition of a faith Church.
The principal church of a diocese, with which the bishop is officially associated.
To deprive of the right of church membership by ecclesiastical authority.