- In the
canon law of the
Catholic Church, an
ecclesial community (/ɪˈkliːziəl/) is a
Christian religious group that does not meet the
Catholic definition...
- This is a list of
organisations covering Catholic laity. It aims to list
ecclesial movements of
unspecified standing. For
international Catholic movements...
- Lay
ecclesial ministry is the term
adopted by the
United States Conference of
Catholic Bishops to
identify the
relatively new
category of
pastoral ministers...
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Church architecture refers to the
architecture of
Christian buildings, such as churches, chapels, convents, and seminaries. It has
evolved over the two...
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Ecclesiastical separatism is the
withdrawal of
people and
churches from
Christian denominations,
usually to form new denominations. In the 16th and 17th...
- An
ecclesial base
community is a
relatively autonomous Christian religious group that
operates according to a
particular model of community, worship,...
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interest in lay
societies culminated in the
Second Vatican Council, but lay
ecclesial societies have long
existed in
forms such as
sodalities (defined in the...
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Eucharistic theology is a
branch of
Christian theology which treats doctrines concerning the Holy Eucharist, also
commonly known as the Lord's
Supper and...
- In
organized Christianity, an
ecclesiastical court, also
called court Christian or
court spiritual, is any of
certain non-adversarial
courts conducted...
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National Catholic Reporter praised Conclave,
calling it "a
compelling and
ecclesial call for a
renewed spiritual stewardship characterized by humility, m****ness...
