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adjective ˈkaθ(ə)lɪkˈkæθ(ə)lɪk Including a wide variety of things; all-embracing. her tastes are pretty catholic Synonyms diverse, diversified, wide, broad, broad-based, eclectic, indiscriminate
Origin Late Middle English : from Catholic. adjectiveˈkaθ(ə)lɪkˈkæθ(ə)lɪk 1Of the Roman Catholic faith. Example sentencesExamples - With or without the pope, the catholic universities go on training young theologians.
- Archbishop Cullen then presided over a committee to set up a catholic university.
- Elaborate meals are served on Christmas Eve by Catholic families who attend midnight Mass.
- School pupils were put to the taste test when TV chef Peter Vaughan visited St Augustine's catholic college.
- Protestant Christianity rejects the cult of the saints so crucial to medieval and modern Catholic Christianity.
- The review was being conducted in seven regional zones, plus another concentrating on catholic schools.
- Would the Huguenot Bourbon family, if successful, tolerate a catholic monarchy?
- He had been briefly married to Mary, Queen of Scots, who was herself ardently catholic and influenced by the Guise family.
- Believing in the authenticity of such apparitions is not even a requirement of Catholic faith.
- In late 1984 I was living in sin in the Latrobe Valley with a girl of catholic upbringing.
- I owe all of my successes to one Catholic priest and to Christ, who inspired him.
- Since 1854, the immaculate conception has been an essential dogma of the Catholic faith.
- In high school, there was a series of talks on various social issues given to us by devoutly catholic speakers.
- The funeral was a Catholic Requiem Mass, but the variety of groups of Philip's friends made the event anything but catholic.
- It is indisputable that Catholic education is rooted in a faith community.
- The two principles that guided his life and career were a deep Catholic faith and Catalan nationalism.
- For what Galileo did next was to set out at great length his arguments that the Catholic faith should not in any way depend on facts of science.
- It was used to teach catholic children the truths of their religion when that religion was suppressed in England.
- Some catholic priests will allow mixed marriages and some won't.
- I was born and raised catholic, but I was always uneasy with my catholic education.
- 1.1 Of or including all Christians.
Example sentencesExamples - To the extent this is true, it is a betrayal of the universal and catholic mission of Orthodoxy.
- 1.2 Relating to the historic doctrine and practice of the Western Church.
the Church of England must not compromise its Catholic principles Example sentencesExamples - Plus, historical evidence shows that the Catholic church did at least appoint women as deacons between the third and ninth centuries.
- Actually they seem to argue more accurately for certain heresies than they do for the Catholic doctrines.
- So also, in Catholic and Orthodox Christianity is the image of the Mother and Child.
- Moreover, far from being a heretic, he loyally endorsed the essentials of Catholic doctrine.
- One reason, no doubt, was the Oxford Movement and its revival of Catholic practice.
nounˈkaθ(ə)lɪkˈkæθ(ə)lɪk A member of the Roman Catholic Church. Example sentencesExamples - Traditionally, Catholics see their church as partner of the state, not part of it.
- It was ordinary Catholics, however, who suffered the longest as a result of the Gunpowder Plot.
- Under the law of the church, remarried Catholics are prohibited from communion.
- He is backing a call by Italian bishops for all Catholics to abstain from voting.
- Being a catholic the hostess went and bought some fish, then with salad and wine in hand we went to their place for a yummy fish feast.
- She was a single lady who was a devout catholic and deeply religious.
- The crowning of James did indeed herald a more lenient and accepting climate for Catholics initially.
- In such a church, no one could seriously hope to control what Catholics read and hear.
- As a practising Catholic I find that such claims are best left to priests or religious teachers.
- He was a devout catholic and was always writing prayers to his patron saint, Saint Rita of lost causes.
- It is also time that ordinary lay Catholics be given more positions of responsibility in the Church.
- His father William was a catholic, but his mother was a Protestant.
- However, the conflict between Protestants and Catholics was all too often bloody.
- The Vatican will either give ground to ease the pressure on Catholics in China or it will not.
- I don't get involved in debates between Catholics and Protestants about the Pope.
- Both his father and mother, he says, were devout Catholics and daily mass-goers.
- He also opposed discrimination against Catholics by local government agencies.
- Though when she was child, she did think that the Catholics spent an inordinate amount of time in church.
- But what happens if a future monarch either is a catholic, or converts to Catholicism?
- He classed Calvinists and Catholics as his enemies and it was difficult to assess whose side he was actually on.
Origin Late Middle English: from Old French catholique or late Latin catholicus, from Greek katholikos 'universal', from kata 'in respect of' + holos 'whole'. adjectiveˈkaTH(ə)likˈkæθ(ə)lɪk Including a wide variety of things; all-embracing. her tastes are pretty catholic Synonyms diverse, diversified, wide, broad, broad-based, eclectic, indiscriminate
Origin Late Middle English: from Catholic. adjectiveˈkaTH(ə)likˈkæθ(ə)lɪk 1Of the Roman Catholic faith. Example sentencesExamples - School pupils were put to the taste test when TV chef Peter Vaughan visited St Augustine's catholic college.
- I was born and raised catholic, but I was always uneasy with my catholic education.
- For what Galileo did next was to set out at great length his arguments that the Catholic faith should not in any way depend on facts of science.
- The review was being conducted in seven regional zones, plus another concentrating on catholic schools.
- In high school, there was a series of talks on various social issues given to us by devoutly catholic speakers.
- The two principles that guided his life and career were a deep Catholic faith and Catalan nationalism.
- Believing in the authenticity of such apparitions is not even a requirement of Catholic faith.
- Some catholic priests will allow mixed marriages and some won't.
- In late 1984 I was living in sin in the Latrobe Valley with a girl of catholic upbringing.
- The funeral was a Catholic Requiem Mass, but the variety of groups of Philip's friends made the event anything but catholic.
- Elaborate meals are served on Christmas Eve by Catholic families who attend midnight Mass.
- Since 1854, the immaculate conception has been an essential dogma of the Catholic faith.
- With or without the pope, the catholic universities go on training young theologians.
- Would the Huguenot Bourbon family, if successful, tolerate a catholic monarchy?
- Protestant Christianity rejects the cult of the saints so crucial to medieval and modern Catholic Christianity.
- It was used to teach catholic children the truths of their religion when that religion was suppressed in England.
- He had been briefly married to Mary, Queen of Scots, who was herself ardently catholic and influenced by the Guise family.
- I owe all of my successes to one Catholic priest and to Christ, who inspired him.
- It is indisputable that Catholic education is rooted in a faith community.
- Archbishop Cullen then presided over a committee to set up a catholic university.
- 1.1 Of or including all Christians.
Example sentencesExamples - To the extent this is true, it is a betrayal of the universal and catholic mission of Orthodoxy.
- 1.2 Relating to the historic doctrine and practice of the Western Church.
the Church of England must not compromise its Catholic principles Example sentencesExamples - One reason, no doubt, was the Oxford Movement and its revival of Catholic practice.
- Plus, historical evidence shows that the Catholic church did at least appoint women as deacons between the third and ninth centuries.
- Actually they seem to argue more accurately for certain heresies than they do for the Catholic doctrines.
- Moreover, far from being a heretic, he loyally endorsed the essentials of Catholic doctrine.
- So also, in Catholic and Orthodox Christianity is the image of the Mother and Child.
nounˈkaTH(ə)likˈkæθ(ə)lɪk A member of the Roman Catholic Church. Example sentencesExamples - His father William was a catholic, but his mother was a Protestant.
- Being a catholic the hostess went and bought some fish, then with salad and wine in hand we went to their place for a yummy fish feast.
- He classed Calvinists and Catholics as his enemies and it was difficult to assess whose side he was actually on.
- It is also time that ordinary lay Catholics be given more positions of responsibility in the Church.
- Though when she was child, she did think that the Catholics spent an inordinate amount of time in church.
- The crowning of James did indeed herald a more lenient and accepting climate for Catholics initially.
- As a practising Catholic I find that such claims are best left to priests or religious teachers.
- The Vatican will either give ground to ease the pressure on Catholics in China or it will not.
- She was a single lady who was a devout catholic and deeply religious.
- He also opposed discrimination against Catholics by local government agencies.
- In such a church, no one could seriously hope to control what Catholics read and hear.
- Traditionally, Catholics see their church as partner of the state, not part of it.
- Under the law of the church, remarried Catholics are prohibited from communion.
- Both his father and mother, he says, were devout Catholics and daily mass-goers.
- It was ordinary Catholics, however, who suffered the longest as a result of the Gunpowder Plot.
- I don't get involved in debates between Catholics and Protestants about the Pope.
- But what happens if a future monarch either is a catholic, or converts to Catholicism?
- He is backing a call by Italian bishops for all Catholics to abstain from voting.
- However, the conflict between Protestants and Catholics was all too often bloody.
- He was a devout catholic and was always writing prayers to his patron saint, Saint Rita of lost causes.
Origin Late Middle English: from Old French catholique or late Latin catholicus, from Greek katholikos ‘universal’, from kata ‘in respect of’ + holos ‘whole’. |