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Catholic AnswerNot really sure by what you mean by "rules and regulations." The Code of Canon Law, which would probably be considered the "laws of the Church" has 1,752 canons. These cover all legal matters from the canonical condition of physical and juridic persons to trials, procedures for various things, and cases for declaring nullity. The basic moral code is covered in the Ten Commandments, the Five Precepts of the Church, the Corporal Works of Mercy, etc.: all of which can be reduced to two: Love the Lord, your God with your whole heart, your whole mind, etc. and your neighbor as yourself. All of those are explicated in the Catechism of the Catholic Church which is not technically "rules and regulations."
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