catholic church
The Catholic Church is a Christian religious institution that traces its origins back to the teachings and ministry of Jesus Christ. It is the largest Christian denomination, led by the Pope, and has a hierarchical structure with bishops, priests, and deacons serving as spiritual leaders and ministers. The Catholic Church believes in the Holy Trinity and the sacraments, and its teachings are rooted in the Bible and the tradition of the early Christian Church.
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