catholic 的定义
- broad or wide-ranging in tastes, interests, or the like; having sympathies with all; broad-minded; liberal.
- universal in extent; involving all; of interest to all.
- pertaining to the whole Christian body or church.
catholic 近义词
all-embracing, general
更多catholic例句
- Although she and her siblings were raised Catholic, she was active at Israel Metropolitan Christian Methodist Episcopal Church in the Petworth neighborhood, Bowser’s statement said.
- Strom was born blind in 1946 and grew up in a Catholic family that moved from Louisiana to Kentucky.
- All-Protestant counties had literacy rates nearly 20 percentage points higher than all-Catholic counties.
- Kelpinski’s ad in the Blade, among other things, mentioned he had a “Catholic background,” which he later learned caught Bartman’s attention.
- After getting degrees from Georgetown and Catholic universities, Anderson spent his career as a speech and language pathologist at Gallaudet University before working in a similar role for Montgomery County Public Schools for more than 20 years.
- After years at the head of a parochial school classroom, he could no longer distinguish one blond Irish Catholic kid from another.
- The family was English Catholic and Alfred, like his brother and sister, was raised in the faith, educated by Jesuits.
- A quarter of a century later, the new head of the Roman Catholic Church claimed that those days had been consigned to history.
- Laylah and her older sister, Destiny, attended the school affiliated with Our Lady of Good Hope Roman Catholic Church.
- Hegazy, the daughter of an Egyptian-Muslim father and an Italian-Catholic mother, grew up in New York City.
- The Roman Catholic priesthood, to a man, would lend to it the influence of all its spiritual authority.
- Just a few priests ordained in the Roman Catholic Church have joined the schismatic cause.
- There were grades of rank among the priesthood; but not more so than in the Roman Catholic Church.
- He would also abolish the oaths in that establishment, distinguishing Roman Catholic office-bearers from Protestants.
- The Roman Catholic chapels, and the ways of access to them, were also treated as "public works."