A group of people who follow in a particular religion, God and are prayerful people is termed as a religious community.
Catholicism is a community of people who believe in the Holy Trinity and God's message of Peace and is the best example of a 'religious community.'
In Catholicism, religious community can also refer to a religious order, such as the Dominicans, Franciscans or Benedictines. These, and other, orders are often referred to as religious communities.
The Oneida Community was a religious commune founded in 1848. The group believed that Jesus has already returned in 70 AD and believed that they could bring about Jesus's millennial kingdom.
There is no homophone for the word community. Populace can mean community, and its homophone is populous
harmony within a group (commune)
Community
A village and a commune are not directly comparable in size, as they refer to different concepts. A village is typically a small settlement or community, while a commune can refer to an administrative division that may encompass multiple villages, towns, or rural areas. Therefore, a commune can be larger than a village, but the exact size can vary based on regional definitions and administrative structures.
A religious community (church)
Saint Bernadette did not start a religious community.
Yes. The words commune and community have a long U or long OO sound that sounds like YOO. (kuh-myoon-ih-tee)
The word "community" is derived from an Old French which was derived from the Latin communitas.
Commune is a noun.
A small religious community is typically referred to as a cult or sect.
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