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480 Jesus Christ is true God and true man, in the unity of his divine person; for this reason he is the one and only mediator between God and men.
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What is the most common religion in Spain?
A:According to a recent survey, two thirds of Spanish people identify as Christians, mainly Catholics. The figure among young people is much lower, with 46 per cent of young people identifying as irreligious. In Madrid and its surrounding metropolitan area, 60 per cent of the population identifies as not religious.
How many weeks of Lent are there in the Roman Catholic Church?
Lent last for 40 days which makes it 6 weeks as per the Roman Catholic Church.
What was the dominant religion of the Spanish?
The dominant religion of Spain is the Roman Catholic Church.
What is the fourth sacrement?
As per the Roman Catholic faith the fourth sacrament is HOLY COMMUNION.
How much money does a mediator earn?
91,320 per year
What religion does Spain practice the most?
Ninety four per cent of the Spanish population is Roman Catholic.
What was the religion of Phillip ii of Spain?
Philip II of Spain, May 21, 1527-September 13, 1598, as per Wikipedia, King Phillip II was Roman Catholic.
When did Per Abraham Roman die?
Per Abraham Roman died in 1943.
When was Per Abraham Roman born?
Per Abraham Roman was born in 1872.
Is a Roman Catholic archbishop and a Roman Catholic cardinal one and the same?
A cardinal is of a higher rank than an archbishop. A: Not necessarily a "higher rank" per se except that Cardinals elect future popes -- the Bishop of Rome.Clarification:In many cases a cardinal IS an archbishop.
Do you have to be Catholic to get your baby baptized Catholic?
Yes of course you can. Baptism is not exclusive to the Roman Catholic religion Answer: As per the Roman Catholic Faith if the parents are not baptized in the Roman Catholic Church then the child cannot be baptized in church. The Child can receive the sacrament of Baptism when he/she turns into an adult and wishes to be a part of Catholic faith.
Is France Roman catholic?
Most of France is Roman Catholic, but in name only. Most are not considered Catholic by the Church because they do not accept all the doctrines of the Church.Catholic AnswerFirst of all, it's just Catholic, not Roman Catholic. Roman is an epithet first commonly used in England after the protestant revolt to describe the Catholic Church. It is never used by the official Catholic Church. Secondly, as of 2008 - the only statistics of that kind available for the last ten years, between 83 and 88% of the French self-reported being "Catholic". HOWEVER, in 1980, only 15% of those attended weekly Mass, in 2000, only 12%, and as of 2002, only 8% attended weekly Mass. To anyone who understands Catholicism in only a cursory fashion, the first thing that they know is that to be a Catholic, in good standing, one must attend Mass, at least every Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation. Failure to attend Mass, even one Sunday, without a good reason, is a mortal sin. One mortal sin (unrepented, and unconfessed) condemns a person to hell for eternity. If you are not doing that you are best a "cultural" Catholic, which means you may have been baptized in the Catholic Church but you are not a practicing Christian by any stretch of an over active imagination.
