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  • Differences Between the Roman Catholic and Greek Catholic Churches

    Roman Catholic and Greek Catholic

    The Roman Catholic and Greek Catholic Churches are two distinct branches of the universal Catholic Church, united in their shared faith, adherence to the teachings of Christ, and recognition of the Pope as the supreme spiritual leader. Despite their unity in essential beliefs and dogmas, these two traditions differ significantly in their liturgical practices, cultural influences, and historical development.