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Non-Catholic

noun

A religious person who is not a Catholic.

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"Non-Catholic" Quotes from Famous Books

... now, as was recognized by some observers even then, that Spain was a hollow shell. After the reign of Charles V. population stood stationary, or declined, and wealth decreased. Philip II. enforced orthodoxy, excluded all non-Catholic literature, and summoned home all Spanish students in foreign universities, thus dooming Spain to intellectual stagnation. She exhausted her resources in unwise or hopeless foreign struggles, like the war of conquest ...

— European Background Of American History - (Vol. I of The American Nation: A History) • Edward Potts Cheyney

... their aid in the discouragement of emigration—all these, apart from their spiritual labours, are factors which have increased their claims to the affection of the people to whom they minister and the respect of their non-Catholic fellow-countrymen. They have discouraged violence, and the weight of their Church has always been directed against secret societies, and if their power has been great it is only because they have been in full sympathy with ...

— Ireland and the Home Rule Movement • Michael F. J. McDonnell

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