“Bangalore seemed to suit him better, with its catholicity of social life and its absence of puritan guardians of moral behaviour.”

“In the face of this catholicity which has been given to us, we find ourselves at the same time both enriched and a little unpre-pared.”

“This is why the Ebionites, who had no Episcopate, had also no idea of catholicity.”

“The new government told me that I'd have to convert to Roman Catholicism if I wanted to keep my job.”

“Sacri monti were established in different parts of Europe which adhered to Roman Catholicism.”

“Roman Catholicism predominates, although there is a sizable Protestant enclave in Bergerac.”

“Urs Altermatt of the University of Fribourg, looking specifically at Catholicisms in Europe, identifies four models for the European nations.”

“Urs Altermatt of the University of Fribourg, looking specifically at Catholicisms in Europe, identifies four models for the European nations.”

“The poor distressed Roman Catholicks, now unhorsed and uncharioted.”

“Catholics on the Falkland Islands want the new Argentinian pope to visit the territory, according to a Brazilian newspaper.”

“In the current language used by Catholics it means the lack of priests who are responsible for parishes.”

“Since then, Irish Catholics have been less inclined to follow every instruction or denunciation from the pulpit.”