Catholic Church
Definition
The Roman Catholic Church, the largest Christian denomination, led by the Pope and characterized by its apostolic succession, sacramental theology, and global hierarchy centered in Vatican City.
A church building or parish affiliated with the Catholic tradition, often featuring ornate architecture, statues of saints, and weekly Mass services.
Examples
The Catholic Church's annual fish fry is the only event where cod beats beef in a popularity contest.
After centuries of debate, the Catholic Church finally approved beer for Lent – because waterboarding wasn't festive enough.
In the Catholic Church, turning water into wine is a miracle, but turning bingo winnings into charity is just good business.
The Catholic Church has more real estate than a Monopoly champ, from cathedrals to convents worldwide.