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Answer from a CatholicThe Church, Itself, does not normally involve itself in politics outside of a clear and present threat to morals. For instance, in the 2012 election in the United States where the government in power is supporting a law trying to force Catholics and Catholic owned charities, schools, etc. to pay for insurance policies that cover abortion and contraception - a clear violation of infallible Church teaching. In the Canadian rebellions, the Church took no stand, although numerous, individual priests in Lower Canada who were very conservative too the stand for the status quo and against insurrection against the government in power. They were entirely within their individual rights to do so, for their own reasons, but they could not take a stand for the Church.The Catholic church did not support Stalin. He was an autocrat and a Communist, opposing all religious establishments.
The Catholic Church has never supported the Fascists, Nazis or Communists. The Church tends to support democratic forms of government today.
He evidently had the support of the Church as he was crowned emperor by the pope.
The Catholic Church
Vincent N. Foy has written: 'A commentary on the Canadian bishops' statement on the encyclical Humanae vitae' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Catholic Church. Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, Catholic Church. Pope (1963-1978 : Paul VI)
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Robert Martin McKeon has written: 'The Canadian Catholic social justice paradigm' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Catholic Church. Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops. Episcopal Commission for Social Affairs, Church and social problems, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Social justice, Social justice
No, the Catholic Church does not recognize divorce and the pope is the leader of the Church.
It was the Roman authorities that killed Jesus, not the Roman Catholic Church.
Roman Catholic AnswerThe Catholic Church never supported Hitler.
The Vatican, and the Catholic Church will support the Papal Emeritus for the remainder of his life.
Yes, the Roman Catholic Church.