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Meanings of catholics in English
Person of the Catholic faith.
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Examples for "catholic"
Examples for "catholic"
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Christmas: the busiest time of year for the Catholic Church in Ireland.
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Despite the Patriots' success with the Catholic issue, nothing else had changed.
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The Catholics in Massachusetts were, in general, in a very humble class.
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Catholic Social Services continues to contract with the city for other services.
5
In Saxony Catholics and Calvinists were proscribed; in Heidelberg Catholics and Lutherans.
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After the rebellion the Roman Catholics in the diocese were much persecuted.
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Roman Catholic enterprise halted in the eighteenth century and the Protestants began.
3
This was a challenge to the job security of Roman Catholic priests.
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Bath was in tumult; a new Roman Catholic chapel there was burned.
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Identification is especially important to Catholics in the predominantly Roman Catholic country.
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After the rebellion the Roman Catholics in the diocese were much persecuted.
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In the first place, the early Christian martyrs were not Roman Catholics.
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Every appointment which you make increases the discontent of the Roman Catholics.
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Such monuments every where met the eye of the Irish Roman Catholics.
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Protestants were again placed on equal footing with Roman Catholics in 1791.
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Or is this is the request of the Catholic people here?
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They are a Catholic people, yet on excellent terms with their Protestant landlords.
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The missions also enabled him to know the Catholic people.
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He says there's no doubt Catholic people who admired Cardinal Pell felt bullied by his song.
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They were Catholics, good Catholic people, and she had to have a closed coffin at the funeral.'
Usage of catholics in English
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The news of the terrible insurrection of the catholics in Ireland followed.
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The government, though withholding emancipation, had made an effort to conciliate the catholics.
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American Catholics were seen as an important voting bloc in US elections.
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The Catholics in Massachusetts were, in general, in a very humble class.
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Yes, thousands of Catholics from the North fought in both World Wars.
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In Saxony Catholics and Calvinists were proscribed; in Heidelberg Catholics and Lutherans.
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Catholics whose conscientious decision was to vote Yes have nothing to confess.
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Likewise in Utrecht, Gelderland and Overyssel the Catholics were in the majority.
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The Protestants continued to smash images; the Catholics to mob the Protestants.
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Over a third of northern Catholics do not want a united Ireland.
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After the rebellion the Roman Catholics in the diocese were much persecuted.
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Against the protests of the Catholics it was likewise established in Maryland.
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They think the London men are far too soft on the Catholics.
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For conservative Catholics, this principle is a central part of their faith.
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Tells about the various disruptive groups: The Buddhists, the military, the Catholics.
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Spanish Catholics gave the name in honor of St. Francis of Assisi.
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