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The Catholic Charismatic movement is called:

Catholic Charismatic Renewal. see link below for more information

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What is the term for movement?

The Catholic Charismatic movement is called:Catholic Charismatic Renewal. see link below for more information


Can you be Catholic and Pentecostal and attend both churches?

There is a movement called the Catholic Charismatic movement, and this is basically Pentecostal Catholics. About 1 in 10 Catholics worldwide is a charismatic. This might be an option to 'kill two birds with one stone'.


Which branch of modern Protestantism emphasizes the ecstatic gifts of the Spirit such as speaking in tongues?

The "Charismatic Movement" tends to be where this is found. Such groups would be Pentecostals and many "non-denominational" charismatic groups.


What has the author Sikandar Hayat written?

Sikandar Hayat has written: 'Aspects of the Pakistan movement' -- subject(s): Pakistan movement, History 'The charismatic leader'


When was Catholic Charismatic Church of Canada created?

The Catholic Charismatic Church of Canada does not have a specific founding date. It is a movement within the Catholic Church that emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s, characterized by an emphasis on spiritual gifts such as speaking in tongues, healing, and prophecy. It is not a separate church but rather a renewal movement within Catholicism.


What was the movement within Islam that emphasized mysticism and charismatic worship?

I would imagine you're referring to Sufism.


What is the antonym of charismatic?

There is no antonym for charismatic.


What term describes the movement of continents?

The term that best describes the movement is gradual.


Who has charismatic authority?

The hearer or viewer has the authority as to rather a person is charismatic. I am very charismatic in my Christian faith, but to some, I may not be perceived as being charismatic.


Is charismatic an adjective?

Yes, it is almost exclusively an adjective, and very rarely a noun.It comes from the Greek word, charis, meaning grace, favor, or a gift. The charismatic (adj.) person has special noticeable abilities to influence others or to lead.There is a movement within Christianity, identified as "Charismatic (n.)," which emphasizes having gifts of the Holy Spirit, given by God to Christian believers. An adherent can be called "a charismatic" (could be lower or upper case).


What term best describes the movement of continents?

The term that best describes the movement is gradual.


In which Christian faith is speaking in tongues a part of worship?

The Pentecostal/ Apostolic Charismatic movement often features speaking in tongues as part of their services.