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Pope St. Evaristus was pope in the year 100.
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When was the first catholic church?
The first church was in Jerusalem: the community of disciples at Pentecost. The oldest church building site to be discovered by archaeologists is in Rihab, Jordan, and dates from between 35 and 70 AD. The first church to use the word 'Catholic' as part of its name was the church at Antioch, about the year 100.
When was catholicism developed?
Catholicism emerged from the very first christian church, the apostolic church. Saint Peter was the first bishop of Rome(=the pope). The catholic church went through alot of change between 300 and 1500 a.d., but went back to being open wihtin the last 100 years. Today, the catholic church is one of the most progressive churches in the world.(attitude towards literalism, homosexuality, other religions etc.) Hope that answer helped you.
What is the main countrie for Christianity?
The only 100% Christian country would be the Vatican, where the Pope resides. The Catholic Church is the oldest Christian Church (the Papacy is traced all the way back to St. Peter the Apostle).
What are three points about the Vatican?
1.) It is the home of the Pope and the headquarters of the Catholic Church.2.) It is the smallest country in the world - only 100 acres. 3.) It is totally surrounded by the city of Rome.
What color is used for a 100 year Catholic church celebration?
The Church does not stipulate a color for anniversaries.
Which country is 100 percent Roman Catholic?
Well no country is "Roman Catholic": 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. For a list of countries world-wide and the percent that are Catholic, please see the link below. Saint Pierre and Miquelon are two islands that are 100% Catholic, Italy is 96.55%, followed by Malta at 95.34%, then Poland at 94.34%.
When was the title 'Pope' first used?
Though some may disagree, it appears the Greek word 'papa' was first used as a title for the leader of the RC Church in the late 4th Century - Pope Siricius (398 A.D.).There doesn't seem to be any Roman Popes prior to the 4th Century, and no Roman Bishops prior to the 2nd Century as some have stated..Catholic Answer"Pope" as been a title used for the Holy Father, the supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church since the 11th century, officially. The first known example of this use is in the writings of St. Ennodius who died in 521 A.D. AnswerNo one is 100% sure when the word pope was first used. It is derived from the Latin word for Papa or maybe the Greek word pápas. The term was often applied to bishops and other members of the clergy until it gradually came to mean the head of the church only. Pope Siricius the 1st was the first to employ the title "Pope" He was the 38th Pope.Yes you are quite right has stated above. In the same passage he had the title "Pontifex Maximus"
What is the percentage of Spaniards were baptized members of the Catholic church?
In the Middle Ages about 100% were Catholic because there was no other religion.
Which country has the largest population of roman catholic in the world?
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. . Brazil has the largest number of Catholics in the world 145.4 million (79% of population), Vatican City, followed by Saint Pierre and Miquelon all with 100% of their population, which is small, as Catholic.
How much should the Church of Catholic hold in 1600s?
Roman Catholic AnswerIf you are asking how much of the faith the Church held in the 17th century, it should always be 100% regardless of the century.
What country is the Catholic Church?
The Roman Catholic church is a sect of Christianity. It is not tied to any one country, but the headquarters is a county of its own 'The Vatican States' a small area in the city of Rome in the country of Italy..Catholic AnswerThe Catholic Church is in every country, whether above ground or underground, there is even a priest and a mission in Antarctica. At one time, the Vatican (which is an absolute sovereignty of the Pope) controlled most of middle Italy, it has been reduced to the Vatican City, as noted above. The Vatican City is its own country, howbeit small, and the only country that is 100% Catholic, although Malta comes close.
What leader within The Catholic Church helped to create the Treaty of Torsedillas?
The Treaty of Torsedillas was between Portugal and Spain, and thus did not directly involve the Catholic Church, however, it was established immediately after Pope Alexander VI issued his bull establishing the demarcation line in the new world dividing it between these two countries: papal bull issued in 1493 by Pope Alexander VI, which fixed the demarcation line along a circle passing 100 leagues W of the Cape Verde Islands and through the two poles.
