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Never. The Catholic church is a Christian church.

For the first 1500 years of Christianity, the Catholic Church was the only one in existence.

Protestants are people who broke off from the Church because of the widespread corruption they saw, or for political gains. Martin Luther, John Calvin, Henry Tudor, etc. broke away from the Christian Chruch, and that started the distinction between protestant and Catholic.

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