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- Are Catholics Considered True Christians?There are several members of the Catholic Church who don't agree with the doctrines and don't participate in their practices. They stay connected to their religion for reasons associated with lifestyle, business, and family.
- The History of the Roman Catholic ChurchThe Roman Catholic Church (RCC) traces its history to Apostolic Period (the days of Jesus Christ and the Apostles.) The history of The RCC is an integral part in the history of Christianity.
- Restoring the Integrity of the Roman Catholic ChurchRebuilding the Catholic Church from the damage caused by the sexual scandals involving its priests will require a great effort. Yet, such will have to be carried out consistent with its very own doctrines and teachings.
- Anglicans to Be Attracted to Roman Catholic Church with New Conversion FrameworkThe creation of the Church of England in the 16th Century was one of the Catholic Church's greatest defeats. Now the Catholic Church has found a strategy to welcome Anglicans back to the fold, with a new framework to make it easier for them to convert.
- Roman Catholic ChurchTaking a look at the Catholic doctrine and comparing it to what Jesus commanded. Is it the one, true church as proclaimed? Let's examine.
- Old St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in New York CityNew York's Oldest Catholic Parish still stands in NYC's downtown.
- R.C.I.A. : Joining the Roman Catholic ChurchHave you ever wondered how an adult goes about joining the Roman Catholic Church? Read on.
- Kateri Tekakwitha, the First Native North American to Be Declared "Blessed" by the Roman Catholic ChurchThis young native American girl was one of the earliest and most committed converts to Christianity in the New World. Today she is well on the way to being declared a saint.
Martin Luther's Outrage Against the Roman Catholic ChurchThe social changes brought on by the Renaissance Period encouraged people to boldly challenge the authority of the Roman Catholic Church. They advocated for a centralized state and nation.- The Council of Trent (1545-1563) : the Roman Catholic Church's Response to the Protestant ReformationThe Council had two issues to address: the Protestant Reformation and the widespread corruption and abuse of power within the Renaissance Church itself.
- Analysis of Madame Bovary by Gustave FlaubertBeginning in 1557 and lasting until 1966, the Roman Catholic Church found it necessary to publish the Index Librorum Prohibitorum in order to ban works that the church deemed offensive.
- Gothic Cathedrals of the Middle AgesThis paper examines the religious symbolism and imagery in the Medieval Gothic Cathedrals of Europe.
- The Decline of the Political Power of the Catholic ChurchThis article examines the decline of the political clout of the Catholic Church through the Middle Ages up through the Renaissance.
- Roman Catholic Church in the United States - Reform or Die?The Roman Catholic Church is in crisis but continues to bury its head in the sand. Is it time for American Catholics to demand reform or cut their ties with the church?
- Midsummer and the Festivals of St. John in the Roman Catholic ChurchThis article explores some of the practices associated with the summer solstice.
- Scientific RevolutionDuring the Scientific Revolution scientists such as Galileo, Copernicus, Descartes and Bacon wrestled with questions about God, human aptitude, and the possibilities of understanding the world.
- Martin Luther and Thomas MooreLuther began his ecclesiastical career as an Augustinian Monk in the Roman Catholic Church. Consequently, Luther was initially loyal to the papacy, and even after many theological conflicts, he attempted to bring about his reconciliation with the Church.
- Religion and Power in Western SocietyBriefly outlines religion's supreme influence on western society from the fall of the Roman Empire to the rise of Queen Elizabeth.
- S. Maria Della Vittoria: Revitalizing the Roman Catholic ChurchAt the beginning of the 17th century, the Roman Catholic Church was facing the erosion of its congregations stemming from the popularization of science, Protestant forces, civil unrest and economic warefare. (Kostof) If it was to remain one of the...
- Study Finds Going to Church Regularly Lessens DepressionA group of psychologists has undertaken an extensive study that shows that going to church regularly correlates to less depression
- The Catholic Doctrine of Lumen GentiumHow the doctrine of Lumen Gentium has impacted the Catholic Church.
A Spiritual Overview of the Eastern Orthodox ChurchWith 300 million followers, the Eastern Orthodox Church is the second largest united branch of Christianity on the face of the Earth. Here is a brief look at the major beliefs, history, and traditions of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
What the Eastern Orthodox Church Believes and TeachesThe Eastern Orthodox Church has a long history and wide membership. Its ability to weather problems throughout the ages gives it a major cultural role in the world today.
Alternating Between Two Churches: Benefits from Personal ExperienceMany church-goers find one church to go to, often one in their own neighborhood, and then stick with that one church, provided they've decided it's the right one. There are a variety of ways to attend church, including alternating between two churches.
Going to ChurchDo you remember the first time that you attended church? Do you remember the first time that you were saved? Do you remember the first time that you were baptized? Think about it.
What to Expect at a Military Church ServiceA military church service is unique because it is rooted in the extreme emphasis which is placed on spiritual matters by lonely soldiers.- Different Theories Explaining StigmataMany stigmatics have suffered much emotional trauma in their lives from abuse to cancer
Alternatives to Traditional ChurchesMany people are beginning to think outside the box of the standard concept of "church."- The Origin of the Stigmata: The Wounds of ChristAfter the great division of the Orthodox and early Roman Catholic church, the early Roman Catholic Church took great interest in the Crucifixion and the body of Christ - "Corpus Christi".
- Six Big Reasons Why My Church Will GrowChurches succeed for definite reasons. Keep these principles in mind and your church will grow as well.
- A Chronology of Sad Events in Church HistoryAnnals of Theology
- Church ThoughtsWhen I went to church we were taught tolerance. However it seems what they mean is that we should be tolerant only of people that believe the same thing we do.
- Why People Don't Go to ChurchMy opinions on the reasons why some people do not attend church.
- Church WorkoutsBored at Church? Workout! Practice these three simple exercises and you can firm your physique while cleansing your soul.
Church Offers Peaceful Refuge from a Noisy Modern WorldA churchyard is a quiet & special place. It doesn't matter if you are Christian, Catholic, Baptist, or belong to any religion, a churchyard offers peace, quiet & beauty.- My LifestyleMy feelings on my lifestyle and how even though people accept me, they do not accept my lifestyle.
- Three Issues Faced by Religious People Who Marry a Non-Religious SpouseMarrying a non-religious spouse is a serious decision for a religious person. Here's why...
- Value of the VulgateThe Vulgate, despite having more than one millennium of awe and crowing centrality for western civilization, is hardly ever known about by most intellectuals.
- Why Go to Church?It's no secret that the majority of people in this country are no longer attending church.
- Growing Presence of Entertainment Within ChurchesThe importance of the growing presence of entertainment within our churches.
