The word Catholic comes from a Greek word, καθολικοί, katholikoi, meaning "concerning the whole", or "universal". The first known usage of the word in context was in a letter from Ignatius of Antioch to the Smyrnaeans. He used the phrase "Catholic Church" to differentiate between those faithful to the teachings of the early Church and those who were considered heretics.
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The Word Noodle come from Chinese people because it was the firsst dish made in China so the word 'Noodle' come from China
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Blitz is the German word for lightning.
The word "fjord" comes from Norway! :)
It is the name of a Catholic saint and martyr - Saint Lawrence.
Refer to the Thesaurus.com link, below, for synonyms for the word "Catholic".
The word "catholic" does not appear anywhere in the bible.
i love Catholic churches
The word 'catholic' means 'universal', so you need to specify if you really mean 'Roman Catholic'.
The word "Catholic" does not have an abbreviation. You may learn more about ecclesiastic abbreviations at the link below.
No. The word Catholic does not appear anywhere in the KJV bible.
Assuming by your question, you are asking the translation of the word "catholic" in tagalog which is: "Katoliko" (someone who is Catholic)
No, the word "catholic" is not found in any version of the Bible.
Catholics may use the word,but they do not believe in Amulet.Roman Catholic AnswerNeither word is used in the Catholic faith. I did find the word "Amulet" in the Modern Catholic Dictionary indicating that it was a word from Animism which is a belief found in many religions but not in Christianity.
The cave was used as a chapel by the locals who are largely Catholic.
There is no Catholic term for "the great", the Latin word is "magnus".