Catholicism in Greek
Catholicism in Greek is καθολικισμός — Catholicism means the beliefs, practices, and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church.
Catholicism in Greek
καθολικισμός
Pronounced: katholikismos
The faiths, practices and doctrines of the Catholic Church, usually the Roman Catholic Church.
What does "Catholicism" mean?
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noun The beliefs, practices, and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church.
"He converted to Catholicism in his thirties."
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Catholicism in a sentence
- He converted to Catholicism in his thirties.
- Catholicism places strong emphasis on the sacraments.
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What is "Catholicism" in Greek?
"Catholicism" in Greek is καθολικισμός. Catholicism means: The beliefs, practices, and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church.
How do you pronounce καθολικισμός?
"Catholicism" in Greek is καθολικισμός, pronounced "katholikismos".
How do you use "Catholicism" in a sentence?
Example: "He converted to Catholicism in his thirties." In Greek, "Catholicism" is καθολικισμός.
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