First, there is no such thing as the 'Catholic religion'. The religion is Christianity, and Catholics are merely one denomination out of many in the Christian religion.
Throughout Christianity, and even before, pouring oil on a head is known as anointing. This practice was an ancient Jewish practice symbolising that the anointed person was chosen by God for a particular calling. The most famous person to be anointed in this way was, of course, King David, who wrote about it in Psalm 23.
In the UK when a new monarch is crowned, the archbishop anoints him or her in the same way, to show that the monarch has been chosen by God to serve the people of the country as king or queen.
In the baptism service, the person baptised, as well as being ceremonially 'washed' with water, also hasd the sign of the cross placed on his/her forehead. Sometimes the priest will use oil for this purpose as this anointing symbolises the person's acceptance (being chosen) into the Christian Church worldwide.
This answer has not been dated to the world. It is in the case of your religion. Christan: Adam and Eve Catholic: has not been related Jewish: has not been related
As per Canon Law, all male Catholics are potential candidates for pope. However, in practicality, only a cardinal is elected. It has been hundreds of years since a non-cardinal has been elected.
As he was Spanish, his religion would have been Roman-Catholic.
Since he is Italian, then he may have been Catholic.
The main religion in Sweden since the protestant revolt has always been Lutheran, as has been its sovereigns. Queen Kristina abdicated the throne to become a Catholic.
Prim Rose was the first person to have been chosen for the hunger games.
.Catholic AnswerYes, actually, although it has been centuries since a man who was not a Bishop has been chosen as Pope, and even longer since a non-cleric has been chosen as Pope, but it could happen, it's just not very likely.
Actually, Roman Catholic is a religion, which has been a main religion in Spain for hundreds of years.
It hasn't been disclosed. Most likely doesn't have a religion, or is Catholic, as a majority of Koreans are Catholic. If he does have one, he probably doesn't openly show it.
.Catholic AnswerRoman is an epithet first commonly used in England after the protestant revolt to describe the Catholic Church. It is never used by the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church has historically been the most common religion in Austria, for a complete breakdown, see the article below:
Most residents of Verona are Catholic and this has been the case for over a millenium.
Yes, the new Pope has been chosen, the new Pope of the Roman Catholic Church is Pope Francis. He was elected on March 13,2013.