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non-Catholic
adjective
- not of or relating to the Roman Catholic Church
noun
- a person who does not practise Roman Catholicism
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But the order was not followed in non-Catholic countries, causing the Jesuits to continue in Russia and its territories.
English non-Catholic historians can be quoted to the same effect.
Non-Catholic writers, and even Catholics, sometimes lose sight of this.
Poison-thought has eaten the vitals of non-catholic sectaries.
It is in these circumstances that non-Catholic soldiers of the new Armies are turning from materialistic charms to holy emblems.
In such instances the non-Catholic rule seems to be: Tell a lie, and have done with it.
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