st. peter’s basilica the head of the catholic religion is located in vatican city.
st. peter’s basilica the head of the catholic religion is located in vatican city.
st. peter’s basilica the head of the catholic religion is located in?
vatican city
bullet::::- st. peter cathedral (erie, pennsylvania) (roman catholic), a roman catholic church located at 230 west 10th street (at sassafras street) in erie, pennsylvania









































bullet::::- cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul (philadelphia), pennsylvania (roman catholic), listed on the nrhp in philadelphia county









































bullet::::- st. peter's cathedral (scranton, pennsylvania) (roman catholic), listed on the nrhp in lackawanna county









































section::::vatican city.









































bullet::::- st. peter's basilica, often mistaken for a cathedral









































bullet::::- old st. peter's basilica, the building that once stood on the spot where the basilica of saint peter stands today in rome









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- st. peter's church (disambiguation)
st. peter's cathedral
"the constituent assembly (5 may 1789-30 september 1791) rejected the motion of the abbé d'eymar declaring the catholic religion to be the religion of the state, but it did not thereby mean to place the catholic religion on the same level as other religions. voulland, addressing the assembly on the seemliness of having one dominant religion, declared that the catholic religion was founded on too pure a moral basis not to be given the first place. article 10 of the declarations of the rights of man (august 1789) proclaimed toleration, stipulating "that no one ought to be interfered with because of his opinions, even religious, provided that their manifestation does not disturb public order" (pourvu que leur manifestation ne trouble pas l'ordre public établi par là). it was by virtue of the suppression of feudal privileges, and in accordance with the ideas professed by the lawyers of the old regime where church property was in question that the constituent assembly abolished tithes and confiscated the possessions of the church, replacing them by an annuity grant from the treasury.
history of the catholic church in france