Etat et croyance(s) dans la Bolivie « plurinationale » d’Evo Morales by Christine Delfour

“…« The Bolivian Church is the main enemy of reforms », « some sectors of the Catholic Church, the Catholic Hierarchy, are the enemies of political changes », « another faith, another religion (outside the Catholic Church), and also another church, all this is positive, my brothers and sisters ». …”
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Gréckokatolícki mučeníci z obdobia neslobody 1939–1989 by Peter Borza

“…The presented study deals about the personalities of Greek Catholic Church in Central Europe, with emphasis on the territory of Czechoslovakia. …”
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Przyczyny i konsekwencje rozbieżności rozumienia przymiotu nierozerwalności małżeńskiej w prawosławiu i katolicyzmie by Bartosz Trojanowski

“…In this regard it is worth examining the causes and consequences, which are still present in the canon of the Catholic Church, with a different understanding of the attribute of marital indissolubility. …”
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Církve a poválečný český nacionalismus by Vít Machálek

“…The supranational Roman Catholic Church had to care also for its non-Czech believers. …”
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Venezia dei bassifondi: la città dei marginali, della classe operaia e del pittoresco popolare by Alessandro Casellato

“…It shows how concepts such as “tradition” and “local identity” have been contended and used by different political subjects (the Catholic Church and the Socialist Party in the first two decades of the 20th century, the nazional-fascismo between the two world wars, the Communist Party and again the Catholic Church after World War II).…”
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Los desastres en México de los 80’s: Miedo, culpa y secuelas psicosociales by Silvia Rosa Sigales Ruiz, Michèle Caria

“…As in San Juanico, the Catholic Church emphasizes that "God was finished, with the colonies of sin." …”
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Habsburg Hungary and the Papal Court (1605–1689) by Péter Tusor

“…These processes were useful sources of information of the Holy See about the state of the Hungarian Catholic Church. Furthermore, the Pope and the dicasteries could gain information from the compulsory ad limina visits. …”
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Katolická církev v českých zemích a její vztahy k moderně, nacionalismu a nacionálnímu socialismu v meziválečném období. by Jaroslav Šebek

“…In this period the Catholic church lived in a state of unceasing tension between modernisation and traditional conservative accents which were often reflected in the formation of the political culture in Czechoslovakia between the wars and in the Catholic attitude towards social issues. …”
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Synodality as a return to the origins of Christianity and the way of building the God’s Kingdom by Sebastian Zygmunt

“… Over the centuries, exercising authority in the Catholic Church had been generating many doubts and problems. …”
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Duchowieństwo Kościoła katolickiego wobec polskich zrywów niepodległościowych w XIX wieku – przypadek Ludwika Łętowskiego (1786–1868) by Andrzej Synowiec

“… The aim of this article is to showcase the complex problem of the attitude of Catholic Church, and specifically its clergy, to the Polish uprisings in the 19th century. …”
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CATHOLIC POLITICAL DOCTRINE DURING THE WORLD WARS by G. T. Sardaryan

“…The subject of the study is the perception of political ideologies, movements and parties development problems by the Catholic Church, during the period of the First and Second World War. …”
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Domownik Workbook. A Resource for Shaping Children’s Cultural Identity in Grades I–III by Kinga Lisowska

“…They also mobilise them to explore the values and principles characteristic of the Catholic Church community in Poland and to open up to the experiences that make up the structure of an individual’s identity embedded in the reality of affiliation and identification with a particular social community. …”
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Depiction of Religion and Colonialism in the Novel Houseboy By Ferdinand Oyono. by Ainembabazi, Desire

“…The protagonist, Toundi, becomes intrigued by Christianity and the Catholic Church, leading to a complex and conflicted relationship with the religion as he delves deeper into its teachings. …”
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O ritual do batismo em Portugal na Baixa Idade Média e nos inícios do século XVI by Francisca Pires de Almeida

“…In this article I will focus on its evolution during the Middle Ages, from the moment Saint Augustine of Hippo drew its foundations, until the sixteenth century and the pressure exerted by the Protestant Reformations on the Catholic Church.…”
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Le Brésil colonial : tropique de tous les péchés ? by Richard Marin

“…In these tellings, the violence of the slave system, the intense miscegenation among Blacks, Indians, and Portuguese, the limited presence of the Catholic Church (largely unaffected by the Tridentine reform) mainly account for such behaviors. …”
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On natural law as a possible normative reference point in legislative processes by Bogdan Szlachta

“…The author, referring to contemporary statements of popes and documents of the Catholic Church, analyses what significance natural law has today from a normative point of view and why it is particularly important in the present-day world, as well as in a multicultural world. …”
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Modlitební knihy jako pramen k obrazu zbožnosti a genderovým konstruktům 19. století by Zuzana Čevelová

“…Prayer books may also partially serve as a source for reconstructing gender constructs – the social roles of men and women as presented by the Catholic church. It presents various types of prayer books, particularly Baroque prayer books, taking Kochem’s Nebeklíč (= Key to Heaven) as an example. …”
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The retranslation of the sacre text: return or modernization? by G. T. Khukhuni, I. I. Valuitseva

“…The difference between Roman Catholic Church, Russian Orthodox Church and Protestant Churches is analyzed. …”
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Ecclesiastics and Indigenous Slavery on the Frontier: The Case of Chile in the 16th and 17th Centuries by Constanza López Lamerain

“…However, the actions by other members of the Catholic Church with regard to Indigenous slavery have received less attention. …”
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