Father John A. Hardon, S.J., a noted Catholic theologian, who wrote the Modern Catholic Dictionary, defines Spirituality as: Positive immateriality; the property of being intrinsically independent of matter at least in essence and in some activities.
I'm not sure that the Catholic Church has any official definition of spirituality. I suspect if you asked a theologian (professional religion teacher or expert) what "Spirituality" means, he or she would probably reach for an ordinary dictionary for the definition. It's just not a word used that much in Catholic intellectual circles, at least that I am aware of. Why don't you rephrase and re-post the question like this.: "This is what I mean when I use the word "spirituality": (fill in the blanks). What word would a Catholic theologian or teacher use to describe that sort of thing?" I suspect you would get a more informative answer that way. Spirituality is just not a word used very often when discussing things Catholic.
Because, if you were not a catholic, and so werent your fiance, you would need i think at least one of you to be Catholic or you couldn't get married in a Catholic church. Why would you if you werent catholic, you know what i mean?
To make it scary.
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they interacted with the environment by spirituality. What I mean is they thanked the nature for this.
The Catholic Church has been around for 2,000 years and covers the globe, you would have to be a whole lot more specific as to what you mean by "Catholic Mission".
At this point in time, I would say that it should mean that the students are getting educated and learning the Catholic faith, and how to be a good citizen and a Christian. I am not always sure that is so in some of our Catholic schools, so one would have to investigate the particular school and find out what kind of graduates are coming out of it.
Roman Catholic AnswerIf by "feudal Church" you mean the Catholic Church during the time of feudalism, that is sort of an involved topic, I would start with the Catholic Encyclopedia article on Feudalism below:
I'm not sure what you mean by 'mandatory' symbol. The crucifix is called a sacramental; it is an item that is supposed to help Catholics focus on some aspect of spirituality. There are no devotions to any of these things (sacramentals) that are 'mandatory' to membership in good standing.
The name ketcham means extreme in health, fortunes and spirituality.
Catholic means universal.
The opposite of anti catholic