Shakespeare’s Lucrece as a “Catholic” Poem

“…‘To live or die’ was a vital question for Elizabethan Roman Catholics at the beginning of the 1590s. They had to conform to the laws of church attendance and accept other ecclesiastical requirements of the established church of England. …”
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The ethnic and confessional structure of Harghita county in 2011 by GEORGE-BOGDAN TOFAN

“…The declared confessional structure was 302 144 people, most being Roman Catholics, that is 200 663 persons (66.4%), followed by Orthodox, with 37 670 persons (12.4%), Reformed (36 760 people or 12.2%), Unitarians (21 0 23 people or 7.0%) and other religions, without religions and atheists (6 028 people or 2.0% ).…”
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The Universal Tradition and the Clear Meaning of Scripture: Benjamin Keach’s Understanding of the Trinity by Arnold Jonathan W.

“…As one who considered himself a strong biblicist, Keach deftly maneuvered his theological writings between what he saw as two extremes: the one that refused to consider any language that moved beyond the mere words of scripture, represented by many of his General Baptist contemporaries and the other that over-emphasized the role of tradition with no eye toward biblical truth, represented by the Roman Catholics. Keach’s explication of trinitarianism demonstrated that these two extremes did not have to be seen as competing with each other. …”
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The Impact of Religion and National Origin on Attitudes towards Refugee Rights: An International Comparative Empirical Study by Alexander Unser, Hans-Georg Ziebertz

“…This paper examines empirically how young people from different denominations in Germany (n = 2022) and how Roman Catholics from 10 countries (n = 5363) evaluate refugee rights. …”
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Cosmopolitismo anticosmopolita, Reafirmación identitaria y tranferts culturels: sobre algunas trayectorias y redes entre el nacionalismo argentino y francés by Luis Miguel Donatello

“…There are trajectories and networks Integral Roman Catholic’s, maurrasiens and theoreticians of national security.According to this, it argues that cases worked let us elements to understand cases with actual analogies. …”
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The Irish Catholic Church under Charles II: the ‘Popish Plot’ and the Martyrdom of Oliver Plunkett by Marie-Claire Considère-Charon

“…The rivalry between the king, who issued a Declaration of Indulgence suspending all laws punishing Roman Catholics and other religious dissenters, and a strongly Anglican Parliament had reached its peak. …”
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The Mediating Effect of Coping Strategies on Religious/Spiritual Struggles and Life Satisfaction by Małgorzata Szcześniak, Zdzisław Kroplewski, Roman Szałachowski

“…The research was conducted on a group of 744 Roman Catholics. We used the Religious Comfort and Strain Scale, Satisfaction with Life Scale, and Brief Coping Orientation to Problems Experienced (COPE) questionnaire. …”
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Kanzel paragraph of St. Vitus constitution by Pavlović Marko

“…Among reasons against was an allegation that priests delivering sermon could not avoid political and party issues; that priest have his own jurisdiction; that kanzel paragraph would enable the police to get into churches; that kanzel paragraph would be a source of conflicts with millions of Roman Catholics inside and outside of the country. Main reason for kanzel paragraph was the fact that priests had status of sui generis public officials. …”
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Hemelse sferen: het stucplafond in de refter van de Roermondse Kartuis by Dirk Jan de Vries

“…This combination dates back to an older tradition under the influence of Bernardino of Siena, but there are also more recent examples of it, applied indoors by Roman Catholics. On the ceiling in the refectory of the Roermond Carthusian monastery there is an abundance of Christian symbolism in the form of stylized animals and plants. …”
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Vrijheid van meningsuiting en godsdienst versus het non-discriminatiebeginsel by F van Schaik

“…This contribution addresses the manner in which the lawgiver and courts of the Netherlands have approached the matter.With reference to the relevant legal sources, the manner in which the law dealt with insult (especially of Jews and Roman Catholics) in the first half of the twentieth century is described, followed by a description of the reaction of some countries to the Convention on the Eradication of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD). …”
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THE ETHNIC AND CONFESSIONAL STRUCTURE OF MUREŞ COUNTY IN 2011 by George-Bogdan TOFAN

“…Religion was declared by 525 764 people, most being affiliated to the Orthodox Church (281 113 people, 53.5%), followed by Reformed (138 129 people, 26.3%), Roman-Catholics (48 530 people, 9.2%), Unitarians (12 200 people, 2.3%), Greek-Catholics (11 077 people, 2.1%), while the category comprised of other religions, without religion and atheists reached 34 715 people (6.6%).…”
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Exploring the multifaceted impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Teachers’ teaching practices by Irene E. Eguico, Maria Nancy Quinco-Cadosales, Daryl F. Quinco, Sharika F. Magcanta, Rosalia E. Celestiano, Rachell-Ann B. Buljatin

“…Two hundred eighty-nine (289) teachers from 19 non-sectarian private schools around the Philippines were profiled in the study using quantitative and qualitative research techniques. Roman Catholics and women composed most of the teachers. …”
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"Their duty to God and Man": religion in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century children's dictionaries by Iversen, S

“…Focusing particularly on the treatment of, and discrimination against, Roman Catholics, but also on other religions, this paper examines religious bias and moral-religious prescriptivism in definitions, illustrative examples and pictorial illustrations.…”

Relics, dreams, voyages: world baroque by Davidson, P

“…Many of the chapters consider the secretive cultures of exiled or persecuted British Roman Catholics, including the pseudo-relics constructed in Antwerp for the posthumous cult of Mary Queen of Scots, and the triumphal procession of a vandalised statue to the exiled English College in Valladolid. …”

Centrality of Religiosity, Attitude towards Christianity and Post-Critical Belief: Comparing Three Measures of Religiosity by Ulrich Riegel

“…This paper examines that assumption on the basis of a convenience sample of N = 4.396 participants that filled in an online questionnaire (age: M = 47; SD = 15.90; 47% females; denomination: 1226 Roman-Catholics, 2369 Protestants, and 801 participants that have left the Roman Catholic or Protestant church). …”
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Muslim Matters by Marie Parker-Jenkins

“…Muslims are the third largest religious minority in Britain today; Roman Catholics and Anglicans are larger in number (Ashraf 1986). …”
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Giving Ignatian Exercises at ecclesial frontiers by Heiding, S

“…The minor hypothesis is that the individual needs to be open towards and prepared to learn from the Roman Catholic Church, in order to understand and to be profoundly moved by these exercises, but not necessarily to become a Roman Catholic.…”

La confederación Nacional de Estudiantes Católicos : orígenes, primeros pasos y consolidación (1920-1923) by Donato Barba Prieto

“…</p><p>Several formulas of participation of Roman Catholics in public life in Spain were originated within the Catholic National Association of Propagandistas, founded by father Ayala towards the end of the first decade of twentieth century; one of such was the National Confederation of Catholic Students. …”
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Determinants of teenage pregnancy in rural communities of Abia State, South East Nigeria by Amobi I O Uwaezuoke, Benjamin S C. Uzochukwu, Douglas F E Nwagbo, Obinna E Onwujekwe

“…Results: About 263(73.2%) were single, 210(58.5%) were currently enrolled in schools, 186(51.8%) were Protestants and 46.0% Roman Catholics. The mean age at first sexual intercourse was 14.3 years (SD 2.2) and rate of ever - use of the male condom by their sex partners was 40.9%. …”
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Ortega for president: The religious rebirth of Sandinismo in Nicaragua. by Henri Gooren

“…How did Ortega manage to win the votes from so many religious people (evangelical Protestants and Roman Catholics alike)? And how does this case compare to similar cases of populist leaders in Latin America courting evangelicals, like Chávez in Venezuela and earlier Fujimori in Peru?  …”
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