Church of England, Anglican. It should be noted that Queen Elizabeth is immensely religious and ecumenical and has audiences- really summits- with several popes over her long reign.
AnswerHM the Queen is actually a member of the Church of England and her role is that of Supreme Governor of the Church of England (a role that automatically is bestowed on the monarch).
As Supreme Governor, under Christ, of the Church of England, it does mean that, constitutionally, she cannot ever convert to Catholicism, nor can her successors as monarchs do so, nor can they ever marry a Catholic. This is because the Catholic Church will insist that any children from that union (and hence a future monarch) would be brought up Catholic. This would place the monarch in an untenable position being a Catholic and also Supreme Governor of another denomination.
However, some of the lower orders of the Royal Family have married Catholics, but, in doing so some have had to relinquish their claim to the throne.
Although it seeks to liberate Northern Ireland from British rule, it is Protestant.
Graeme McDowellGraeme comes from a family of mixed religion. His father Kenny is protestant while his mother Marian is Catholic, he has both Irish and British passports
She was a Protestant
Their problem with religious groups (British Protestant and Catholic)
James I of England was Protestant not Catholic.
The name can be either Protestant or Catholic.
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He was a Protestant. His wife was Catholic. Many people accused him of being a catholic because he wore extravagant clothing and Catholics were known to like extravagant things.
You are either a Catholic or a Protestant. You cannot be a Protestant Catholic. That is an oxymoron - like pretty ugly, jumbo shrimp, etc.