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TITLE GIVEN BY THE POPE TO THE MONARCH OF SPAIN
Catholic king; Catholic Queen; Catholic queen; Catholic King; Catholic monarch; Catholic Monarch; Catholic Majesty; Rex Catholicismus; Most Catholic Majesty

Catholic      
n. (Rel) cristiano; cattolico
Roman Catholicism         
  • Baptism of [[Augustine of Hippo]] as represented in a sculptural group in [[Troyes Cathedral]] (1549), [[France]]
  • 19th-century drawing by [[Henry William Brewer]] of [[Old Saint Peter's Basilica]], originally built in 318 by [[Emperor Constantine]]
  • [[Pope Benedict XVI]] celebrates the Eucharist at the [[canonization]] of [[Frei Galvão]] in [[São Paulo]], Brazil on 11 May 2007.
  • title]] he holds ''[[ex officio]]'' as bishop of Rome, and sovereign of Vatican City. He was elected in the [[2013 papal conclave]].
  • [[Chartres Cathedral]], completed 1220
  • A Catholic believer prays in a church in [[Mexico]].
  • [[East Syrian Rite]] [[wedding crowning]] celebrated by a bishop of the [[Syro-Malabar Catholic Church]] in [[India]], one of the 23 Eastern Catholic Churches in [[full communion]] with the pope and the Catholic Church
  • Jesus' commission to [[Saint Peter]]
  • monde]] ([[globe]]) surmounting the tiara symbolizes the sovereignty of [[Jesus]].
  • The [[Seven Sacraments Altarpiece]] [[triptych]] painting of Extreme Unction (Anointing of the Sick) with oil being administered by a priest during last rites. [[Rogier van der Weyden]], c. 1445.
  • [[Allegory]] of chastity by [[Hans Memling]]
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  • Wedding mass in the [[Philippines]]
  • The Renaissance period was a golden age for [[Catholic art]]. Pictured: the [[Sistine Chapel ceiling]] painted by [[Michelangelo]]
  • Mass at the Grotto at [[Lourdes]], [[France]]. The [[chalice]] is displayed to the people immediately after the consecration of the wine.
  • Royal 22<sup>e</sup> Regiment]] in audience with [[Pope Pius XII]], following the [[Liberation of Rome]] in 1944 during [[World War II]]
  • Teresa]] of Calcutta advocated for the sick, the poor and the needy by practicing the acts of [[corporal works of mercy]].
  • free from original sin]] and an [[intercessor]].
  • [[Pope Paul VI]] issued ''[[Humanae vitae]]'' on 25 July 1968.
  • keys of heaven]] to [[Saint Peter]].
  • 1210}} manuscript version of the traditional [[Shield of the Trinity]] theological diagram
  • Nancy]], in 1982.
  • Priests lay their hands on the ordinands during the rite of ordination.
  • Bishops listen during the [[Second Vatican Council]].
  • Ruins of the [[Jesuit Reduction]] at [[São Miguel das Missões]] in Brazil
  • Holy Bible]], [[crucifix]] and [[rosary]]
  • concentration camp]] prisoners.
  • ''The Last Supper'']], a late 1490s mural painting by [[Leonardo da Vinci]], depicting the last supper of Jesus and his [[twelve apostles]] on the eve of his [[crucifixion]]. Most apostles are buried in Rome, including Saint Peter.
LARGEST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, MADE UP OF 24 AUTONOMOUS CHURCHES IN COMMUNION WITH THE POPE
Catholcism; Catholics; Catholic church; Roman Catholic; Roman Catholicism; Roman Catholics; Roman Catholic church; Christian Catholic; The Worldwide Roman Catholic Church; The Roman Catholic Church; Catholic Church Communion; Roman Catholic Communion; Roman-Catholic; Roman catholic; Catholocism; The Catholic Church; Catholic Christians; Roman-Catholic Church; Roman-catholic; Roman catholicism; Catholic Church, Roman; Roman CatholicChurch; Catholic Churches; Catholic Christianity; Catholic faith; Catholic Faith; Roman Communion; RomanCatholic; RomanCatholicChurch; CatholicChurch; RomanCatholic Church; Roman catholic church; Sancta Romana Ecclesia; Catholisism; Catholics in Communion with Rome; Holy Roman Catholic; Holy Roman Catholic Church; Roman Catholic Church; Catholic (church); Catholic Christian; Cathloic; Catholic religion; Roman Catholic Christian; Roman Catholics Church; Catholic; Roman Catholic communion; Catholicism (Roman); Roman Catholic Churches; Roman Catholic churches; Official Roman Church; Catholic Church/Name; Catholicism; Catholic denomination; Roman Catholic Christianity; Roman Catholic faith; Catholicist
cattolicesimo romano, cattolicismo
Greek Catholic         
GROUP OF EASTERN CATHOLIC CHURCHES FOLLOWING THE BYZANTINE (GREEK) LITURGY
Greek Catholic; Greek catholic; Greek-Catholicism; Greek-catholic; Byzantine Catholic; Greek Catholicism; Greek-Catholic; Greek Catholics; Greco-Catholic; Byzantine Rite Catholic; Greek-Catholic Church; Byzantine Catholic Church; Byzantine Catholics; Byzantine Catholic Christian; Christian - Byzantine Catholic; Greek Byzantine Catholicism; Uniate Greeks; Greek Catholic Churches; Greek Catholic churches; Greek catholic churches; Greek Catholic church; Greek catholic church; Greek-Catholic church; Greek-catholic church; Greek-Catholic Churches; Greek-Catholic churches; Greek-catholic churches; Greek catholicism; Greek-catholicism; Greek catholics; Greek-Catholics; Greek-catholics; Byzantine Catholic Churches; Greco-Catholicism; Greco-Catholic Church; Greco-Catholic Churches; Byzantine-rite Catholic Churches; Byzantine Rite Catholic Churches; Byzantine Rite Catholic Church; Byzantine-rite Catholic Church
Greco cattolico

Определение

catholicism
n.
1.
Universality, cathoncity.
2.
Liberality, tolerance, largeness of mind, catholicity.
3.
Roman Catholic religion, Romanism.
4.
Adhesion to the papacy, papistry, papism.

Википедия

Rex Catholicissimus

The Latin title Rex Catholicissimus, Anglicized as Most Catholic King or Most Catholic Majesty, was awarded by the Pope to the Sovereigns of Spain. It was first used by Pope Alexander VI in the papal bull Inter caetera in 1493.

The best-known example of this title is the Catholic Monarchs (Los Reyes Católicos), used solely in reference to Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon.

Neither King Juan Carlos I nor Felipe VI have made use of the title, but they have not renounced it either.