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That is not quite the case. As some meetings are only open to certain members of the church you could certainly class these as secret.
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Catholic AnswerA "secret meeting" I am assuming means a meeting only open to members, which would include a Knights of Columbus meeting, various committee meetings, a Conclave when they elect a new Pope, and, of course, I don't ever remember being invited to any meeting at the Vatican. Plus every single confession is very secret between the priest and the confessor. Now, if you mean "secret" as in nobody knows about it, then I would have to say that as a life long Catholic, I don't know of any. All of the above are published in the Church bulletin, and the Conclave is usually on the television.
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What has the author John V Simcox written?
John V. Simcox has written: 'Is the Roman Catholic Church a secret society?' -- subject(s): Controversy, Miscellaneous authors, Doctrinal and controversial works, Roman Catholic Church, Catholic Church
What church did most people belong to after King Henry VIII's rule?
The Church of England. The Catholic Church did hold services in secret and in hidden places.
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people are stupid
What has the author Patrick Henry Winston written?
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Was Shakespeare's family church Catholic or Protestant?
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No, the Freemasons keep their meetings secret.
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Not the Anti-churchNo. The Catholic Church is not the anti-church. Roman Catholic AnswerThe Catholic Church is the Church established by Jesus Christ. He guaranteed that it would be One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic. He send the Holy Spirit to guide it and keep it from all error. The Catholic Church is the only Christian Church that was established by Jesus Christ, all the others were established by men many centuries later in protest against certain teachings. To think that it is the anti-Church or other such nonsense is to openly question God's Holy Word in establishing, and guaranteeing it until the end of time. The Catholic faith emanated from God from the beginning of time, and was established on earth definitively from the side of Jesus Christ on the cross outside of Jerusalem when He side was pierced by a spear, around 33 A.D.. Then it was shown to the world at Pentecost with the coming of the Holy Spirit, fifty-three days later.
What has the author Chris John-Terry written?
Chris John-Terry has written: 'For the love of wisdom' -- subject(s): Introductions, Philosophy, Catholic Church and philosophy 'The Secret of the Saints'
Did british Parliament ban town meetings in American to once a year?
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