A devout Catholic is typically someone who goes to church at least once per week, prays regularly, goes to confession regularly, generally follows the moral teachings of the church, and by their example encourages other Catholics to do so as well. However, anyone who is baptized by a Catholic priest is considered by the Church to be Catholic whether or not they do any of those things. I know many Catholics personally who attend services at Episcopal, Lutheran, and various other Christian churches, or who do not go to church at all, and they are all still considered by the Catholic Church to be Catholic.
90% are devout Catholics
Roman Catholic.
Yes, they were all devout Catholics.
Some devout Catholics go to Mass daily. But generally only Sunday is the day of obligation.
Her parents were devout Catholics and known for their generosity to the less fortunate.
St Augustine was founded by Spanish explorers who were devout Catholics.
Her parents were very devout Catholics and raised all their children in the faith.
Devout Roman Catholics, who believe that by making a pilgimage there they - or their loved ones - may be cured of illnesses.
Yes, most Filipinos are devout Catholics, so they celebrate all the Christian holidays.
Devout Catholics tend to believe in the infallibility of the Pope. Papal infallibility in Church teaching is similar to a "Circular Reference" in a spreadsheet.
1) Catholics pray in Latin, whereas Henry decreed that everyone should be able to pray in their native language. He thought learning a dead language for prayer was silly. 2) Henry was already the head of state/government and when he started the Church of England he made himself the head of the church as well. This was a huge issue for a lot of devout Catholics, who believed that only the Pope could be the head of the church, as he was placed their by God. As far as many devout Catholics were concerned, it was blasphemy.
Her family was Catholic. Mother Teresa was baptized a Catholic the day after her birth and remained a Catholic all her life.