non-catholic Antonyms
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Meaning of non-catholic
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non-catholic (n)
a religious person who is not a Catholic
non-catholic Sentence Examples
- As a non-Catholic, I was curious about the traditions and beliefs of the Catholic Church.
- The non-Catholic community in the town was relatively small but active in interfaith dialogue.
- The archbishop extended an invitation to non-Catholic leaders to participate in a discussion on religious tolerance.
- Many non-Catholic Christians attended the annual ecumenical service at the cathedral.
- The non-Catholic students at the Catholic school respected the religious traditions of their classmates.
- Some non-Catholics believe that the Pope has too much authority in matters of faith.
- The non-Catholic pastor assisted with the distribution of food to the needy in partnership with Catholic charities.
- The non-Catholic diocese organized a pilgrimage to a holy site that was open to people of all faiths.
- The non-Catholic couple requested a blessing from a Catholic priest for their upcoming marriage.
- The Catholic and non-Catholic families in the neighborhood collaborated on a community outreach program.
FAQs About the word non-catholic
a religious person who is not a Catholic
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No antonyms found.
As a non-Catholic, I was curious about the traditions and beliefs of the Catholic Church.
The non-Catholic community in the town was relatively small but active in interfaith dialogue.
The archbishop extended an invitation to non-Catholic leaders to participate in a discussion on religious tolerance.
Many non-Catholic Christians attended the annual ecumenical service at the cathedral.
