Catholic doctrine refers to the teachings and beliefs of the Catholic Church. It encompasses a wide range of religious principles, practices, and traditions followed by Catholics around the world.
Think of Catholic doctrine like a guidebook with rules and guidelines for Catholics to follow, similar to how a recipe book provides instructions for cooking a dish.
Sacraments: These are important rituals or ceremonies within the Catholic Church that signify spiritual milestones in a person's life, such as baptism, communion, and marriage.
Dogma: Dogma refers to the central beliefs or doctrines of the Catholic Church that are considered essential and unchangeable.
Canon Law: Canon law is the set of rules and regulations established by the Catholic Church governing its organization and practices.
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