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Roman Catholic Church

Pope as head of the Roman Catholic Church

Saint Peter, traditional founder of the Roman Catholic Church

Vatican City, administrative center of Roman Catholic Church

Great Schism between Roman Catholic and Orthodox Churches

history of Christianity

origin of term "catholic"

Q & A About Religion

beliefs and practices

clergy and organization of the church

converts to Roman Catholicism

councils and meetings

history – historians of religion

history by time period – early Church

history by time period – Middle Ages

history by time period – Renaissance

history by time period – 16th century

history by time period – 17th century

history by time period – 18th century

history by time period – 19th century

history by time period – 20th century

history by topic – church and state

history by topic – church corruption and reform

history by topic – church revenue

history by topic – civil rights for Catholics

history by topic – Ecumenism

history by topic – Inquisition

history by topic – missions and colonization

history by topic – papacy

history by topic – Reformation and its consequences

history by topic – spread of Catholicism

history by topic – theology

history in Africa

history in Asia

history in Europe

history in Europe – France

history in Europe – Germany

history in Europe – Ireland

history in Europe – Italy

history in Europe – other countries

history in Europe – Poland

history in Europe – Portugal

history in Europe – Spain

history in Europe – United Kingdom

history in the Western Hemisphere

map of the First Crusade

pictures related to the Roman Catholic Church

places where Catholicism is practiced

relations with other churches or organizations

religious orders and communities

saints and martyrs

canonizations by John Paul II

Adalbert, Saint

Albertus Magnus, Saint

Alexander Nevsky

Andrewes, Lancelot

Anthony of Padua, Saint

Antoninus, Saint

Athanasius, Saint

Augustine of Canterbury, Saint

Augustine, Saint

Barnabas, Saint

Bartholomew, Saint

Bellarmine, Saint Robert

Benedict of Nursia, Saint

Bernadette, Saint

Bernard of Clairvaux, Saint

Bernard of Menthon, Saint

Bernardino of Siena, Saint

Bernward of Hildesheim, Saint

Birgitta of Sweden, Saint

Bonaventure, Saint

Boniface, Saint

Borromeo, Saint Charles

Brigid of Ireland, Saint

Bruno of Cologne, Saint

Bruno of Querfurt, Saint

Cabrini, Saint Frances Xavier

Campion, Saint Edmund

Canisius, Saint Peter

Catherine of Alexandria, Saint

Catherine of Genoa, Saint

Catherine of Siena, Saint

Celestine I, Saint

Celestine V, Saint

Christopher, Saint

Chrysostom, Saint John

Clare of Assisi, Saint

Clement I, Saint

Clotilda, Saint

Columban, Saint

Cornelius, Saint

Crispin and Crispinian, Saints

Cuthbert, Saint

Cyril (827-869) and Methodius (826?-884), Saints

Cyril of Alexandria, Saint

Cyril of Jerusalem, Saint

Damasus I, Saint

Damian, Saint Peter

Dionysius of Alexandria, Saint

Drexel, Saint Katharine

Edmund of Abingdon, Saint

Edward the Confessor

Elizabeth of Hungary, Saint

Elizabeth, Saint

Epiphanius, Saint

Fisher, Saint John

Francis of Assisi, Saint

Francis of Paola, Saint

Francis of Sales, Saint

Gelasius I, Saint

Genevieve, Saint

Gonzaga, Saint Aloysius

Gregory I, Saint

Gregory II, Saint

Gregory of Nazianzus, Saint

Gregory of Nyssa, Saint

Gregory of Tours, Saint

Gregory VII, Saint

Hilarion, Saint

Hilary of Poitiers, Saint

Hippolytus of Rome, Saint

Hormisdas, Saint

Hugh of Lincoln, Saint

Ignatius of Antioch, Saint

Innocent I, Saint

Irenaeus, Saint

Isidore of Seville, Saint

Januaris, Saint

Jogues, Saint Isaac

John Baptist de la Salle, Saint

John of Capistrano, Saint

John of Damascus, Saint

John of Nepomuk, Saint

John the Baptist, Saint

John the Evangelist

Julius I, Saint

Justin Martyr, Saint

Kentigern, Saint

Lawrence of Brindisi, Saint

Lawrence, Saint (martyr)

Liguori, Saint Alphonsus

Loyola, Saint Ignatius of

Lucian of Antioch, Saint

Marcellinus, Saint

Margaret Mary Alacoque, Saint

Martin de Porres, Saint

Martin I, Saint

Neri, Saint Philip

Neumann, Saint John Nepomucene

Nicholas, Saint

O’toole, Saint Lawrence

Pachomius, Saint

Paul of Thebes, Saint

Peter Chrysologus, Saint

Polycarp, Saint

Rose of Lima, Saint

Saint Sextus Alcimus Ecdicius Avitus

Saints’ Days (table)

Savonarola, Girolamo

Sebastian, Saint

Seton, Saint Elizabeth Ann

Silverius, Saint

Southwell, Saint Robert

Stanislaus, Saint

Stephen I, Saint (pope)

Sylvester I, Saint

Symmachus, Saint

Teresa of Avila, Saint

Theresa of Lisieux, Saint

veneration of saints

Victor I, Saint

Vincent (Vicente) Ferrer, Saint

Vincent de Paul, Saint

Vincent of Lérins, Saint

Walburga, Saint

Willibrord, Saint

Xavier, Saint Francis

schools and education

sects and movements

theologians and scholars

1998: Roman Catholic Church: Pope Issues 13th Encyclical, Canonizes Jewish-Born Nun

Roman Catholic pope John Paul II released his 13th papal encyclical, Fides et Ratio (Faith and Reason), on October 15, 1998. Four days earlier, the pope elevated a Jewish-born Catholic nun to sainthood in a controversial canonization.

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