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Catholic AnswerThe most common religious symbol used by Catholics, and by non-Catholics to represent them, is the Crucifix.
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What is one major symbol of Catholicism and why is that symbol important?
The one major symbol of Catholicism is the Crucifix, and it is important as it portrays the sacrifice of God, Himself, on the cross for our redemption.
What was the religious beliefs of the conquistadors?
Catholicism
Do Canadians have a religion called Roman Catholicism?
Catholicism is the largest religious group in Canada.
What religious group is connected with Maryland?
Catholicism.
Is Spain religious?
spain is all about Catholicism
What was the religious order that spread Catholicism?
A number of religious orders helped spread Catholicism. The Benedictines were instrumental in civilizing and spreading Catholicism all through Europe. The Jesuits, Franciscans, and Dominicans were primarily educators and missionaries for most of their history.
What is a tangible religious symbol?
A dollar sign is a tangible religious symbol. This symbol is used with catholic's.
Was there ever a book published called 'Catholicism the Religious Mafia'?
No.
Spain's religious missionaries to America represented which religion?
Catholicism
What is holy water made of and how is it used in religious practices?
Holy water is typically made by mixing water with salt and blessing it by a priest or clergy member. It is used in religious practices, such as Catholicism, to bless people, objects, and spaces as a symbol of purification and protection against evil.
Is commune a religious community?
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.
What was the religion of Massachusetts?
Catholicism, but during the founding of Massachusetts, there was religious toleration.
