non-Catholic
Britishadjective
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But many more Catholics, and plenty of non-Catholics, were captivated.
From Los Angeles Times
“Penalizing Catholic Charities for serving Catholics and non-Catholics alike is ridiculous and wrong. We are confident the Supreme Court will reject the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s absurd ruling.”
From Los Angeles Times
The visit has also touched non-Catholics, such as carpenter Govindharaj Muthiah, who built two chairs for the Pope's use in Singapore.
From BBC
Father Anthony Chantry says this latest, longest papal trip is just a continued display of how the Pope feels the Church should engage with both Catholics and non-Catholics.
From BBC
The suit said “several families” in St. Mary’s parish switched to non-Catholic providers because of the state-approved schools’ cost advantage over the Catholic schools.
From Washington Times
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