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What was Pope Paul III most interested in?
Pope Paul III was interested in figuring out what was wrong with Catholicism and reforming it.
Who is in charge of catholicism?
It is the Pope.
Who was the most important pope in history?
Undoubtedly, Saint Peter, the first pope, was the most important in the history of the Church.
Who is the 136th pope of Roman Catholicism?
Benedict VII was the 136th pope.
What is a belief that is consistent with catholicism?
That the Pope is infallible.
Was John Paul I a corrupt pope?
No, he was not a corrupt pope. In fact, there are some who state he died of poisoning because he was fighting corruption in the Vatican and was about to release the names of corrupt curia members the day he died.
Why is the Bishop of Rome now called the pope?
Because the pope is head of Roman-Catholicism.
Main leaders of catholicism?
The Pope, and some senior officials in Rome.
What has the author Robert J Klaus written?
Robert J. Klaus has written: 'The Pope, the Protestants, and the Irish' -- subject(s): Anti-Catholicism, Catholic Church, Catholics, Church history, History, Irish, Protestant churches
Why did King Henry VIII separate England from Catholicism?
Catholicism doesn't believe in divorce. When he asked the pope if he could get a divorce the pope said no so king Henry got mad and separated England from catholisim
Is Rome considered the home of Catholicism?
Roman Catholicism is centered (if by centered you mean that the head of Roman Catholicism, the Pope, lives there) in Vatican City, an independent city-state surrounded by Rome.
What were the terms of the concordat the agreement between Napoleon and pope Pius?
By the terms of the Concordat, Roman Catholicism was recognized as the religion of most French citizens. Archbishops and et.
