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- The Bible - The Bible is the Word of God and is, along with Sacred Tradition, where we get our laws, rules, and practices.
- The Catechism of the Catholic Church - The Catechism is a summary of the Doctrines and Dogmas of the Catholic Church.
- The Code of Canon Law - The Code of Canon Law is similar to the Catechism because it gives a summary of all the Doctrinal and Dogmatic beliefs of the Catholic Church, as well as a Its liturgical practices and Traditions.
- The General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM)/Roman Missal - the GIRM is the is the collection of rules governing the celebration of Mass, and the Roman Missal is the collection of liturgical practices (prayers that are said, the Order of Mass, etc.)
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Is Roman Catholicism evident in Australia?
Yes, Roman Catholicism is viewed as one of the main Australian religions, and has significant effect on the politics of Australia, such as gay marriage rights.
What is most common religions in Australia?
Roman Catholicism is the most common religion in Australia, but there is a very significant number of Anglicans in Australia as well.
What is Roman Catholicism in Thailand's population?
Roman Catholicism in Thailand's population is 1,275,900.
When was Roman Catholicism in Samoa created?
Roman Catholicism in Samoa was created in 1954.
Which is the most widely practiced religion in Mexico?
Roman Catholicism
What was the religion in 1595 in Italy?
Roman Catholicism.
What is the area of Roman Catholicism in Thailand?
The area of Roman Catholicism in Thailand is 18,831 square kilometers.
When was Roman Catholicism in Thailand created?
Roman Catholicism in Thailand was created on 1965-12-18.
What religion is Rwanda?
Roman Catholicism is the main religion of Rwanda
What religion is followed by Spanish people?
actually, their present religion is Roman Catholicism...
Are there texts or fundamental documents for Catholicism?
There are the Bible and the Cathetcism.
Who founded Roman Catholicism?
Roman Catholicism was founded by Jesus Christ. Until Protestantism, all Christians were what we now call Roman Catholic.
