Sentence examples for describing catholic from inspiring English sources

To Sarah's ears, he is describing Catholic religious belief.

There may soon be quite a few Anglicans "crossing the Tiber" (to employ another term describing Catholic conversion), after the Vatican's announcement that Pope Benedict XVI has created a special means allowing Anglicans to convert to the Roman Catholic Church while maintaining much of their own worship tradition.

The CFGC is also clearly anti-Catholic, describing Catholics in its July 2007 newsletter as being "bound by traditions and ceremonies, and without a real thirst for the truth".

In its Internet statement, the university described Catholic beliefs as a "false system," but asserted that it loved Catholics as people and wanted to convert them.

In a UK setting use Roman Catholic in describing Roman Catholic organisations and individuals and wherever an Anglican could argue ambiguity (eg "the Catholic church").

- Jim Messina (@Messina2012 April 7 , 2012 Mr. Grassley, who has been using Twitter since November 2007 and posts his own updates from an iPhone, is known for his multiple typos and misspellings, recently describing a Catholic "Lentan" supper instead of Lenten.

President Barack Obama praised Pope Francis on Thursday, describing the Catholic leader as an "extraordinarily thoughtful" messenger of "peace and justice".

But the curious transformation described by Catholic doctrine has continued to perplex and intrigue the press and public.

His universe was vastly more mysterious and vastly more supported by verifiable evidence than the universe described within Catholic theology.

91 (86) Kelvin Holdsworth Dean, Glasgow Cathedral Holdsworth has described the Catholic church's attacks on gay marriage proposals in Scotland as "hugely negative".

Paul Forrest also described the Catholic church as the "anti-Christ" and said that gay men are 10 times more likely to be child abusers than straight men.