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What are Pentecostals and are they Catholic?
We are One-God Apostolic Believers that go by what the Bible says. We are not Catholic.
What significance does first communion bread hold in the Catholic sacrament of Holy Eucharist?
The first communion bread in the Catholic sacrament of Holy Eucharist symbolizes the body of Jesus Christ. It is a sacred and symbolic element that represents the unity of believers with Christ and the community of the Church.
The Catholic Artistocrat who sought to build a sanctuary for his fellow believers?
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What do you call people who are strong believers in Saints?
Roman Catholic AnswerA Christian.
5 countries where the majority of believers are Catholic?
Italy, Spain, France, Ireland and Brazil.
What is Latvia's main religion?
Procentage of Catholic, Lutheran & Orthodox believers is very close: Catholic - 35% Lutheran - 30% Russian Orthodox - 20%
What religions are there in Spain?
About 75% of Spain is Roman Catholic. About 20% say they are atheists or non-believers.
How many church believers were there in the middle ages?
Everyone in the society was Catholic and required to attend services.
Where did the first believers in Christianity live?
The first believers in Christianity lived in Jerusalem and in the area around the Sea of Galilee.
Why do Presbyterian churches include honoring the Catholic Church in prayer?
They are not honoring the Roman Catholic Church- but the Universal Church. Catholic means Universal. To be praising the Catholic Church, is praising the unity of all believers in the Triumphant Church to come.
What significance do first class relics of saints hold in the Catholic faith and how are they venerated by believers?
First class relics of saints are physical remains of a saint's body or items directly associated with their life. In the Catholic faith, these relics are believed to have a special connection to the saint and are venerated as sacred objects. Believers often pray to the saint associated with the relic for intercession and seek blessings or healing through their connection to the saint's holiness. The veneration of first class relics is a way for Catholics to honor and draw closer to the saint's spiritual presence.
What are some examples of sanctifying grace in the Catholic Church and how does it impact the lives of believers?
Sanctifying grace in the Catholic Church is believed to be received through the sacraments, such as baptism and the Eucharist. It is seen as a transformative grace that cleanses believers of sin and allows them to grow in holiness. This grace is believed to strengthen believers in their faith, help them resist temptation, and deepen their relationship with God. Ultimately, sanctifying grace is thought to lead believers towards salvation and eternal life in heaven.
