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The group or flock of people who obey and respect the catholic priests are 'Roman Catholics.'
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What were mission jobs?
If you mean a mission as in a Spanish mission from 1610-1680 the jobs included things such as the Priest (of course) and Indian helpers. The priest baptized babies brought to him and converted the Pueblo Indians to Catholic. The Indians helped in anyways possible and they built the missions using adobe bricks built in Spanish style with vi-gas to support the roof and a bell tower on top to call the Indians and Spaniards to church. The priest also started a school to teach the Catholic religion to other Indians. Sometimes the mission would have Spanish warriors to protect the priest and anyone who disobeyed the priest. Mission was a group of Indians that obeyed the Preist. If I got it Right, i hope it helps :)
What were jobs at missions?
Men : would collect wood and hunt fish Women : would cook and clean. They also gatherd acorns and berries. Childrren, Boys: would work in the field with men. Girls: would help the women clean and cook.
What is the popes group of advisors called?
The curia is the Pope's group of advisers. The Pope is the leader of the Catholic Church.
A group that wanted to remove Roman Catholic influences from the English church was called?
The Evangelicals might be the group you're looking for.
What is a group of nuns called?
According to my reference dictionary it is a "superfluity"
What do you call the group of a priest?
clergy
What do you call the old men group in the Catholic Church?
It's called the Knights of Columbus, but practical Catholic men of all ages, 18 or older, can be members.
How would I locate a catholic mission group wiling to sponser a medical person who wants to help women in Africa through teaching about childbirth. I want to volunteer services but require a catholic group in which to be a part of a team serving 6momor?
Your best source would be a local Priest in your area which might be aware of local missionary sponsorships.
Who is not a protestant group?
The Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches.Also:those who are now called Baptists were around before the Catholic church was formed, called by different names, so were not of the official protestant movement of the 1500s.
What country were the dominant group of Aztec Indians in?
The dominant group of Aztec Indians lived in Mexico
A senior priest who is in charge of group of churches in an area is called?
He is called a vicar, or more formally, a vicar forane. His title is "Very Reverend" while he holds this office.
What was the first pan-Indian rights group?
The first pan or all Indian rights group was called the Society of American Indians. It was organized and recognized in 1911.
