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What cultures are Roman Catholic nominally?

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There is no one culture that describes Catholics. They are found in almost every culture in the world.

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What cultures practice roman Catholic?
Many cultures throughout the world. Some are European-based, and some are African, Middle American etc based.
Is Roman Catholic a culture?
Roman Catholic is a Church, it is in all cultures.
How did Romans become Roman Catholics?
By the grace of God, just like everyone else.
Is it a Roman Catholic chapel or Roman Catholic church?
There are Roman Catholic churches, basilicas, chapels, cathedrals, etc.
Why is the Roman Catholic church called the Roman Catholic Church?
You will not find the term Roman Catholic in any Church and or very rarely on any official documents stating " Roman Catholic " in the Church. According to the New Oxford Dictionary the term...