Roma in the Population Censuses of 1921 and 1931 on the Territory of Croatia by Danijel Vojak

“…The majority of the Roma population accepted the dominant religion of the population of the territory in which it settled, and thus most of the Roma declared themselves as members of the Roman Catholic Church, and only a small part as Eastern Orthodox Christians. …”
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Online Live-Stream Broadcasting of the Holy Mass during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Poland as an Example of the Mediatisation of Religion: Empirical Studies in the Field of Mass Media... by Barbara Przywara, Andrzej Adamski, Andrzej Kiciński, Marcin Szewczyk, Anna Jupowicz-Ginalska

“…The main aim of the paper is to discuss the scale and nature of the practice of transmitting Holy Mass by parishes of the Roman Catholic Church in Poland through online live-streaming in spring 2020. …”
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A “State-Villaine Must Be Like The Winde, / That Flies Unseene Yet Lifts An Ocean”: Machiavellian Italian and Turk in John Mason’s "The Turke" by Sıla ŞENLEN GÜVENÇ

“…Thus, he represents the Roman Catholic Church instead of Christianity. Since England officially broke off with the Catholic Church in the mid-sixteenth century,Catholicism appears to be as much a threat to England as the ‘Mohammedans’ chiefly represented by the Ottoman Turk. …”
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Openbaar en particulier. Amsterdamse weeshuizen en hun typologie by Lex Bosman

“…Although it was a Roman Catholic institution, this architecture has an urban character. …”
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The Issue of the Number of Priests in the USA and the UK in the Second Half of the 20th Century by Emelyanov Nikolai, archpriest

“…The author analyzes different approaches towards evaluating the number of Roman Catholic and Protestant priests in the USA and in the Church of England. …”
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Religion, Nationalism, and American Identity: Reflections on Mark Noll’s America’s God by Douglas Ambrose

“…And Noll concludes that this American “Protestant evangelicalism differed from the religion of the Protestant Reformation as much as sixteenth-century Reformation Protestantism differed from the Roman Catholic theology from which it emerged.”This paper will argue that, notwithstanding Noll’s considerable achievement, his identification of an “American” synthesis minimizes (although it never denies) the profound sectional variations of that synthesis. …”
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Pilgrimage and Polemics: Early Reception of Latin Christendom in Kievan Rus’ between Byzantine Normativity and Practical Decisions by Simon Malmenvall

“…This article analyses the main traits of reception of Latin (Roman Catholic) Christendom in Kievan Rus’, drawing from the notion of its confessional ≫otherness≪ in relation to the Eastern Orthodox norm. …”
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Changing Tourism Trends of the Benedictine Abbey in Tihany: Best Practices of a Hungarian Monastic Community by Dávid Fekete, Gábor Ágoston Barkó, Mihály Dömötör, Katalin Czakó

“…The Hungarian State’s strong affiliation with the Roman Catholic Church dates back to its foundation over a 1000 years ago. …”
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Decisions of the ROCOR Council of bishops on may 7–9, 1946, on the organization of church life of the belarusian diaspora by Alexander Slesarev

“…This bishop was suspected of preparing for the transition to the Roman Catholic Church. Assuring the meeting participants that there were no such plans, he refused to confi rm his words with written evidence. …”
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Exodus of clergy: Responding to, reinterpreting or relinquishing the call by Shaun Joynt

“…The shortage of clergy in the Roman Catholic Church and the distribution or displacement challenge facing the Protestant church pose a risk to the future of the church; therefore, the response of clergy to their call to full-time pastoral ministry is crucial for the continued existence of the church. …”
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FREEMASONRY AND THE PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE (JANUARY 1919 – JUNE 1920) by Mihai D. DRECIN

“…Brătianu - accompanied by other well-known Romanian figures who were not part of the delegation, but represented the Romanian elite who had emigrated to the French capital, attended the Paris Peace Conference and recognised that the political decisions concerning the future borders of the nations emerging from the former Austrian-Hungarian Empire were made by the Roman Catholic Church, the Freemasonry and the Jewish Youth Organisation. …”
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Knowledge of the natural law in the theology of John Calvin and Thomas Aquinas by Mansfield, A

“…While they share a common vocabulary of natural law, however, it is not clear whether this is undergirded by a common set of theological assumptions, or whether Calvin and Aquinas have different visions of natural law, reflecting major theological differences between Reformed and Roman Catholic Christianity. Existing literature raises, but does not adequately explore, questions concerning the compatibility of Calvin’s thought on natural law with that of Aquinas.…”

Praying for the Liberation of the Holy Sepulchre: Franciscan Liturgy in Fifteenth Century Jerusalem by Valentina Covaci

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Models of Ecumenical Dialogue in the Discourse of the Russian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate by L. A. Gorodilova

“…To outline the broad picture, there was established the position of the Roman Catholic Church as well as its messages addressed to Orthodoxy. …”
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Fighting against HIV and AIDS within a resource constrained rural setting: a case study of the Ruvheneko Programme in Chirumhanzu, Zimbabwe by Christina Tafadzwa Dzimiri, Patrick Dzimiri, Kezia Batisai

“…Selected were 5 St Theresa’s Hospital Staff, 10 Roman Catholic Church members of which, 5 were from the St Anna’s woman prayer group and 5 men from St Joseph’s men prayer group, 1 village head and 2 elders from the same nearby village constituted key informants. …”
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Karl Rahner, Walter Kasper and Hans Kung on the Current State, Problems and Dimensions of Contemporary theology by Pilipenko Evgenii

“…The Second Vatican Ecumenical Council of Roman Catholic Church represented a vivid and constructive response to contemporary challenges. …”
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Van Amsterdam naar Berbice; Koloniale bestuursgebouwen als nieuwe ontwerpopdracht voor Abraham van der Hart by Lex Bosman

“…In Amsterdam he designed the Roman-Catholic girls' orphanage on Spui, the Maagdenhuis. …”
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Expressing Intellectual Freedom: A Content Analysis of Catholic Library World from 1980 to 2015 by Megan E. Welsh

“…The personally held values and beliefs of Roman Catholic librarians and those working in libraries affiliated with Roman Catholicism are worthy of study to determine how personal religious values may translate into professional practice. …”
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Luther zwischen Mythos und Wahrheit by Wolfgang Klausnitzer

“…He makes an interesting point in showing the reciprocal dependence of protestant and catholic notions: as soon as the Lutherans started to criticize their reformer, the roman-catholic theologians discovered unexpected similarities between his teaching and their own objectives. …”
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Orthodox Education in Poland during the Interwar Period by Antoni Mironovicz

“…The most traumatic process was that of revindication — the return of churches to their former owners, whereby many churches were taken over by the Roman Catholic Church or were demolished. The second part of the article is devoted to the Faculty of Theology, the University of Warsaw, whose graduates served in Orthodox parishes and themselves became teachers in Orthodox theological educational institutions. …”
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