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	As is the case for many other churches, the Roman Catholic Church has become increasingly [[politically correct]] on various issues. An important event regarding this was the '''[[Second Vatican Council]]''', which traditionalists condemned. [[Sedevacantists]] argue that the position of Pope is vacant since the Second Vatican Council.		As is the case for many other churches, the Roman Catholic Church has become increasingly [[politically correct]] on various issues. An important event regarding this was the '''[[Second Vatican Council]]''', which traditionalists condemned. [[Sedevacantists]] argue that the position of Pope is vacant since the Second Vatican Council.

	The current pope supports various politically-correct positions, such as [[mass immigration]] into [[Europe]] and the [[United States]].		The current pope supports various politically correct positions, such as [[mass immigration]] into [[Europe]] and the [[United States]].

	[[Freemasonry]] has had an antagonistic relationship with the Roman Catholic Church, which still prohibits its members from being Freemasons.<ref>de Poncins, Vicomte Léon, ''Freemasonry and the Vatican'' - A Struggle for recognition, English-language edition, Britons Publishing Company, London, 1968.</ref>		[[Freemasonry]] has had an antagonistic relationship with the Roman Catholic Church, which still prohibits its members from being Freemasons.<ref>de Poncins, Vicomte Léon, ''Freemasonry and the Vatican'' - A Struggle for recognition, English-language edition, Britons Publishing Company, London, 1968.</ref>
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	===judaism===		===judaism===
	The relationship between [[judaism]] and the Roman Catholic Church is complex, with frequent accusations of anti-Semitism being leveled at Rome, in particular their standpoint that 'The[[jews]]murdered Our Lord Jesus Christ', a position they held firmly until the 21st century. However The Church generally gave judaism a special exemption by allowing it to continue to exist, instead of prohibiting it when it had the power to do so, as was the case for all other non-Christian religions and Christian heresies.		The relationship between [[judaism]] and the Roman Catholic Church is complex, with frequent accusations of anti-Semitism being leveled at Rome, in particular their standpoint that 'The[[jews]]murdered Our Lord Jesus Christ', a position they held firmly until the 21st century. However, The Church generally gave judaism a special exemption by allowing it to continue to exist, instead of prohibiting it when it had the power to do so, as was the case for all other non-Christian religions and Christian heresies.

	====Anti-jewish movement====		====Anti-jewish movement====

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	===judaism===		===judaism===
	The relationship between [[judaism]] and the Roman Catholic Church is complex, with frequent accusations of anti-Semitism being leveled at Rome, in particular their standpoint that 'The jews murdered Our Lord Jesus Christ', a position they held firmly until the 21st century. However The Church generally gave judaism a special exemption by allowing it to continue to exist, instead of prohibiting it when it had the power to do so, as was the case for all other non-Christian religions and Christian heresies.		The relationship between [[judaism]] and the Roman Catholic Church is complex, with frequent accusations of anti-Semitism being leveled at Rome, in particular their standpoint that 'The[[jews]]murdered Our Lord Jesus Christ', a position they held firmly until the 21st century. However The Church generally gave judaism a special exemption by allowing it to continue to exist, instead of prohibiting it when it had the power to do so, as was the case for all other non-Christian religions and Christian heresies.

	====Anti-jewish movement====		====Anti-jewish movement====
	Professor Kevin MacDonald has argued that the Roman Catholic Church in part aroused an anti-jewish movement due to resource competition between jews and non-jews and in response to the [[jewish group evolutionary strategy]].<ref>The Church and anti-Semitism—again. http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2009/02/the-church-and-anti-semitism%E2%80%94again/</ref><ref>St. John Chrysostom on the jews: Creating an Anti-jewish Group Strategy http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2015/02/st-john-chrysostom-on-the-jews-creating-an-anti-jewish-group-strategy/</ref>		Professor Kevin MacDonald has argued that the Roman Catholic Church in part aroused an anti-jewish movement due to resource competition between[[jews]]and non-jews and in response to the [[jewish group evolutionary strategy]].<ref>The Church and anti-Semitism—again. http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2009/02/the-church-and-anti-semitism%E2%80%94again/</ref><ref>St. John Chrysostom on the jews: Creating an Anti-jewish Group Strategy http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2015/02/st-john-chrysostom-on-the-jews-creating-an-anti-jewish-group-strategy/</ref>

	==External links==		==External links==

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	Insofar as priestly and episcopal ordination are concerned, The Church teaches that this requirement is a matter of divine law; it belongs to the deposit of faith and is unchangeable. In 2007, the Holy See issued a decree stating that attempted ordination of a woman would result in automatic excommunication for the women and Bishops attempting to ordain them, and in 2010, that attempted ordination of women is a "grave delict" and a "crime against The Faith".<ref>https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/vaticancityandholysee/7892666/Vatican-says-women-priests-a-crime-against-faith.html?fbclid=IwAR17_d3DlkV8xNe1VeRO3A8TnaV-CZMyJSenGBneFSZvlqyKbUerV-dx12I</ref><ref>https://catholicherald.co.uk/news/2018/05/22/cardinal-brandmuller-those-who-call-for-women-priests-are-heretics-and-excommunicated/?fbclid=IwAR3voMAolyslJlhUwPNpLFva1fU0jP3xbD0jNlYuI805BUZd-9nJIV4oY38</ref>		Insofar as priestly and episcopal ordination are concerned, The Church teaches that this requirement is a matter of divine law; it belongs to the deposit of faith and is unchangeable. In 2007, the Holy See issued a decree stating that attempted ordination of a woman would result in automatic excommunication for the women and Bishops attempting to ordain them, and in 2010, that attempted ordination of women is a "grave delict" and a "crime against The Faith".<ref>https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/vaticancityandholysee/7892666/Vatican-says-women-priests-a-crime-against-faith.html?fbclid=IwAR17_d3DlkV8xNe1VeRO3A8TnaV-CZMyJSenGBneFSZvlqyKbUerV-dx12I</ref><ref>https://catholicherald.co.uk/news/2018/05/22/cardinal-brandmuller-those-who-call-for-women-priests-are-heretics-and-excommunicated/?fbclid=IwAR3voMAolyslJlhUwPNpLFva1fU0jP3xbD0jNlYuI805BUZd-9nJIV4oY38</ref>

	===~~Judaism~~===		===judaism===
	The relationship between [[~~Judaism~~]] and the Roman Catholic Church is complex, with frequent accusations of anti-Semitism being leveled at Rome, in particular their standpoint that 'The jews murdered Our Lord Jesus Christ', a position they held firmly until the 21st century. However The Church generally gave ~~Judaism~~ a special exemption by allowing it to continue to exist, instead of prohibiting it when it had the power to do so, as was the case for all other non-Christian religions and Christian heresies.		The relationship between [[judaism]] and the Roman Catholic Church is complex, with frequent accusations of anti-Semitism being leveled at Rome, in particular their standpoint that 'The jews murdered Our Lord Jesus Christ', a position they held firmly until the 21st century. However The Church generally gave judaism a special exemption by allowing it to continue to exist, instead of prohibiting it when it had the power to do so, as was the case for all other non-Christian religions and Christian heresies.

	====Anti-jewish movement====		====Anti-jewish movement====

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	===Judaism===		===Judaism===
	The relationship between [[Judaism]] and the Roman Catholic Church is complex, with frequent accusations of anti-Semitism being leveled at Rome, in particular their standpoint that 'The ~~Jews~~ murdered Our Lord Jesus Christ', a position they held firmly until the 21st century. However The Church generally gave Judaism a special exemption by allowing it to continue to exist, instead of prohibiting it when it had the power to do so, as was the case for all other non-Christian religions and Christian heresies.		The relationship between [[Judaism]] and the Roman Catholic Church is complex, with frequent accusations of anti-Semitism being leveled at Rome, in particular their standpoint that 'The jews murdered Our Lord Jesus Christ', a position they held firmly until the 21st century. However The Church generally gave Judaism a special exemption by allowing it to continue to exist, instead of prohibiting it when it had the power to do so, as was the case for all other non-Christian religions and Christian heresies.

	====Anti-~~Jewish~~ movement====		====Anti-jewish movement====
	Professor Kevin MacDonald has argued that the Roman Catholic Church in part aroused an anti-~~Jewish~~ movement due to resource competition between ~~Jews~~ and non-~~Jews~~ and in response to the [[~~Jewish~~ group evolutionary strategy]].<ref>The Church and anti-Semitism—again. http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2009/02/the-church-and-anti-semitism%E2%80%94again/</ref><ref>St. John Chrysostom on the ~~Jews~~: Creating an Anti-~~Jewish~~ Group Strategy http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2015/02/st-john-chrysostom-on-the-jews-creating-an-anti-jewish-group-strategy/</ref>		Professor Kevin MacDonald has argued that the Roman Catholic Church in part aroused an anti-jewish movement due to resource competition between jews and non-jews and in response to the [[jewish group evolutionary strategy]].<ref>The Church and anti-Semitism—again. http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2009/02/the-church-and-anti-semitism%E2%80%94again/</ref><ref>St. John Chrysostom on the jews: Creating an Anti-jewish Group Strategy http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2015/02/st-john-chrysostom-on-the-jews-creating-an-anti-jewish-group-strategy/</ref>

	==External links==		==External links==

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The '''Catholic Church''', more correctly the '''Roman Catholic Church''', is the world's largest Christian church.
The word 'Catholic' derives from Greek and means a person who belongs to the universal Christian church. The Roman Catholic Church is headed by the Pope (as Bishop of Rome), who is also, since 1929, the ruler of [[Vatican City]], a sovereign nation within [[Rome]].

==Political correctness==
As is the case for many other churches, the Roman Catholic Church has become increasingly [[politically correct]] on various issues. An important event regarding this was the '''[[Second Vatican Council]]''', which traditionalists condemned. [[Sedevacantists]] argue that the position of Pope is vacant since the Second Vatican Council.

The current pope supports various politically-correct positions, such as [[mass immigration]] into [[Europe]] and the [[United States]].

[[Freemasonry]] has had an antagonistic relationship with the Roman Catholic Church, which still prohibits its members from being Freemasons.<ref>de Poncins, Vicomte Léon, ''Freemasonry and the Vatican'' - A Struggle for recognition, English-language edition, Britons Publishing Company, London, 1968.</ref>

===Female priests===
The Roman Catholic Church (as well as the Orthodox Church) are completely opposed to female priests, described by some Bishops as "heretics". As early as 494 AD, in response to reports that women were serving at the altar in the south of Italy, Pope Gelasius I wrote a letter condemning female participation in the celebration of the Eucharist.

The teaching of the Roman Catholic Church, as emphasized by [[Pope John Paul II]] in the apostolic letter ''Ordinatio sacerdotalis'', is that "the Church has no authority whatsoever to confer priestly ordination on women and that this judgement is to be definitively held by all the Church's faithful". This teaching is embodied in canon law (1024) and the Catechism of the Catholic Church by the canonical statement:

: ''"Only a baptized man (Latin: vir) validly receives sacred ordination".''

Insofar as priestly and episcopal ordination are concerned, The Church teaches that this requirement is a matter of divine law; it belongs to the deposit of faith and is unchangeable. In 2007, the Holy See issued a decree stating that attempted ordination of a woman would result in automatic excommunication for the women and Bishops attempting to ordain them, and in 2010, that attempted ordination of women is a "grave delict" and a "crime against The Faith".<ref>https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/vaticancityandholysee/7892666/Vatican-says-women-priests-a-crime-against-faith.html?fbclid=IwAR17_d3DlkV8xNe1VeRO3A8TnaV-CZMyJSenGBneFSZvlqyKbUerV-dx12I</ref><ref>https://catholicherald.co.uk/news/2018/05/22/cardinal-brandmuller-those-who-call-for-women-priests-are-heretics-and-excommunicated/?fbclid=IwAR3voMAolyslJlhUwPNpLFva1fU0jP3xbD0jNlYuI805BUZd-9nJIV4oY38</ref>

===Judaism===
The relationship between [[Judaism]] and the Roman Catholic Church is complex, with frequent accusations of anti-Semitism being leveled at Rome, in particular their standpoint that 'The Jews murdered Our Lord Jesus Christ', a position they held firmly until the 21st century. However The Church generally gave Judaism a special exemption by allowing it to continue to exist, instead of prohibiting it when it had the power to do so, as was the case for all other non-Christian religions and Christian heresies.

====Anti-Jewish movement====
Professor Kevin MacDonald has argued that the Roman Catholic Church in part aroused an anti-Jewish movement due to resource competition between Jews and non-Jews and in response to the [[Jewish group evolutionary strategy]].<ref>The Church and anti-Semitism—again. http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2009/02/the-church-and-anti-semitism%E2%80%94again/</ref><ref>St. John Chrysostom on the Jews: Creating an Anti-Jewish Group Strategy http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2015/02/st-john-chrysostom-on-the-jews-creating-an-anti-jewish-group-strategy/</ref>

==External links==
===Article archives===
*https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/category/catholic-church/ The Occidental Observer: Catholic Church

=== Online Encyclopedias===
* https://www.britannica.com/topic/Roman-Catholicism Encyclopedia Britannica: Roman Catholicism
* https://theodora.com/encyclopedia/r/roman_catholic_church.html Encyclopedia Britannica 1911 Edition: Roman Catholic Church
* https://www.encyclopedia.com/history/modern-europe/british-and-irish-history/roman-catholicism Encyclopedia.com: Roman Catholicism

=Catholic Encyclopedia=
* http://oce.catholic.com/ Catholic Encyclopedia at Catholic.com
* http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/index.html Catholic Encyclopedia on New Advent
* http://www.catholicity.com/encyclopedia/ Catholic Encyclopedia] on Catholicity
*[http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000867126 Catholic Encyclopedia full text via Hathi Trust

==References==

[[Category:Religion]]