The Catholic Church

The Catholic Church of the 20th century, and most importantly, made tremendous changes for the Second Vatican Council. The committee created an atmosphere of reform within the hierarchy of major theologians and churches. Therefore, when the Pope Paul V. announced his favorite Mumanae resume, many reformists seemed to contradict the feelings of the council. But at the same time, campaign to completely change the power structure of the church is in progress.

The Catholic church, also known as the Roman Catholic Church, consists of 24 independent special churches. It is a Latin church and 23 East Catholic churches. I believe that the Catholic Church is the work of the church established by Christ, the sacred Catholic and apostolic church, and the churches and Sao Paulo and other missionaries started by Saint Peter. Therefore, the Catholic Church does not regard itself as a sect, but rather regards that sect as the first Christian church. According to the apostolic succession of the Early Church, continuity was necessary. As of 2016, the Catholic population exceeded 1.229 billion people

Even before the church spread to the world, it was defined as a Catholic. The original Jerusalem apostolic church, or early city church in Antioch, Ephesus, Collins, or Rome was a Catholic. These churches are Catholics - like all Orthodox churches of the day - there is no need to become a true Christian church. God himself is fully present in all churches through Christ and the Holy Spirit, through its apostolic teachings, ministry (level), and sacrament working in the community of believers, so it is completely in the kingdom of God There is no need to add something to get involved.

Why do Catholics believe that the Catholic Church is a true church established by Jesus Christ himself 2000 years ago? The Catholic Church is the only church that can be claimed to be a church established by Jesus Christ before 2000 years ago. Other sects can trace their origins to various human originators later in history. Where can the pope get the power to lead the church? What is the Catholic view of the apostolic succession? Again, Matthew 16: 18 is the key to understanding Christ's intention to pass the power to lead the church to Peter and apostles. Christ told Peter that he was a rock to build his own church. When Catholics use the term "inheritance of apostles" they refer to the bishops who have reached the apostle - Peter - the first pope. The apostolic tradition (the true teachings of the apostles) was inherited from Christ to the apostles from the handed down inheritors.