The Catholic Church is the "New Eve." The Catholic Church like the first Eve came forth from the "New Adam" or the "Second Adam." When the centurion pierced the side of Christ, the New Adam, blood and water flowed out. The Catholic Church was constituted and created in and through the blood of Christ. The first Eve was created from the side of Adam by a rib, the Second Eve was created from the side of the Second Adam by blood, baptized in water.
The Catholic Church was Confirmed in the Spirit, the work of re-creation complete on the day of Pentecost when God sent the Spirit upon the Church.
In summary: the Catholic Church was created from the Cross, or the Sacrifice of Christ, and this work of creation brought to a completion on the day of Pentecost with the sending of the Spirit.
Catholicism means universal and was the 1st organized Christian denomination.
The predominant religion in Latin America is Roman Catholicism, introduced by the Spanish Conquistadors.
The majority of people in Haiti practice Catholicism, which was introduced by French colonizers. There is also a significant population that practices Vodou, which is a traditional Afro-Caribbean religion that incorporates elements of Catholicism.
Roman Catholicism was introduced to Mexico by Spanish missionaries. To such degree, that nowadays, it is by far its largest faith (88%).
The Spanish explorers and conquistadores brought Catholicism to Mexico.
Catholicism was introduced to the Philippines by the Spanish during their colonial/conquest period.
India introduced China to Hinduism and Catholicism.
Being religious because the Spaniards were the ones who introduced Roman Catholicism in the Philippines.
Yes, ever since Catholicism (and Christianity) was introduced in the Philippines for the past century.
They conquer territories through their religious doctrine. Spain introduced Christianity/Catholicism in the area.
Roman Catholicism, which was the offical (and only accepted) religion of Spain until the last couple of centuries.
Food, language, culture, catholicism. The Spaniards introduced a formal education system where reading, writing and arithmetic were taught. Education used to be informal and unstructured. Education was religion-based (Roman Catholicism), and learning Spanish as a subject was compulsory.