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	Croatian Greek Catholic Church - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Croatian Byzantine Catholic Church or Croatian Greek Catholic Church is a Catholic Church sui iuris of the Byzantine Eastern Rite.
		The eparchy ("diocese") comprising the Croatian Byzantine Catholic Church is the Eparchy of Križevci.
		It once spanned the former Yugoslav republics of Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina; it mostly gathered its faithful among the Croats in central and eastern Croatia, Macedonians in the Republic of Macedonia, and among the Rusyns and/or Ukrainians in eastern Croatia, northern Bosnia and northern Serbia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Croatian_Greek_Catholic_Church (255 words)

	Eparchy of Križevci - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Eparchy of Križevci is the eparchy comprising the Croatian Byzantine Catholic Church, a Catholic Church sui iuris [1] of the Byzantine Eastern Rite.
		The population was by and large faithful to the Serbian Orthodox Church, but the Roman Catholic Church accorded them a Byzantine vicar of the Latin Bishop of Zagreb in 1611.
		The first Byzantine Catholic priest from Croatia came to the United States of America in 1902, whose work among Byzantine rite Croatians in Cleveland was encouraged by the bishop of Križevci.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eparchy_of_Krizevci (773 words)

	ENGLISH
		With the Decree of the Roman Catholic Church, Prince Tomislav was crowned King of all Croatia in 925.
		That is, the Roman Catholic Church with its Latin language had its seat and archbishopry in the city of Split on the Dalmatian coast, and in Nin - north of Split - the bishopry was under the rule of Bishop Grgur, who had lead the White Croatian Roman Catholic Church using the Croatian language.
		The Croatian Church (Croatian language) was supported by King Tomislav, and it has been written and said that he lost his life in his battles to retain his people's church that was established from Nin as the first Catholic Croatian bishopry by Pope John VIII in 879, and independent of Split.
	www.croatian-king-tomislav.com /interest.htm (1802 words)

	St Jerome Croatian Catholic Church - Croatian Organizations
		They were church minded, with their Catholic religion and helped to first establish a church at 25th and Princeton (1912) and later in 1922 a larger church at 28th and Princeton named St. Jerome Croatian Catholic Church.
		Croatian Humanitarian Club Zadar (CHCZ) was established in February 1993 with the purpose of serving the cultural and humanitarian needs of the Croatian people in Croatia and Bosnia - Hercegovina, particularly in the Zadar area of Croatia.
		Through this "Croatian Woman" was able to help educate a new generation of Croatians born in America, who needed to combine the teachings of two cultures.
	www.stjeromecroatian.org /eng/organizations.html (6160 words)

	St. Joseph the Worker Croatian Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Croatian immigrants, attracted by opportunities for their future livelihood, began arriving from their homeland, to a fast growing city of Gary, Indiana just six years after the founding of the city in 1906.
		The church measures one hundred seventy one feet in length by ninety seven feet, and the height is fifty two feet.
		The church roof was extensively damaged during the winter of 1978-79, and was replaced with a new one, and the parish had to absorb the expenses, which were enormous.
	www.midwest-croatians.org /archives/stjosephgary.html (3094 words)

	About CCU - Croatian Catholic Union (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Catholic Faith: we adhere to our faith by building churches in the Croatian community; by establishing 2 Croatian Marian chapels in Washington, D.C. with uninterrupted annual pilgrimages; and by working with the American Bishops Conference and the Church in Croatia.
		Catholics of other nationalities and non-Catholic spouses of Catholic members and their immediate families are qualified for membership subject to the approval of the Executive Board.
		We, the members and officers of the Croatian Catholic Union, are a proud family of five generations of Croatian Americans and other Catholics that helped build the American Industrial giant and the American democratic values based on Catholic principles of compassion, unity and solidarity.
	www.ccu-usa.org /AboutCCU/AboutCCU.htm (410 words)

	Croatian genealogy, travel, translation; vital records
		The Catholic church was keeping these records and the rules of the church did not vary that much throughout what is now Croatia.
		Any differences in church records between the Konavle region and other parts of Croatia will be seen mostly in the availability (do the books still exist?) and in the span of years covered.
		The older ones are located in the various State archives and were microfilmed by the LDS Church; the newer ones are with the local State government offices and have not been microfilmed.
	www.croatia-in-english.com /gen/vital.html (1414 words)

	Historic church closes - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		From 1988 to 1994, 48 church buildings closed during Wuerl's reorganization and revitalization plan that was aimed at adjusting the diocese to better fit the changing demographics of Catholics in Pittsburgh, Lengwin said.
		Croatians settled in the North Side and founded St. Nicholas, the first Croatian Catholic church in North America.
		Both churches were recommended for closure during the diocese's reorganization plan, but Wuerl wouldn't let that happen because of the need for preserving Croatian culture, Lengwin said.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/tribune-review/pittsburgh/s_280449.html (760 words)

	CROATIAN CHURCH
		The Church with her sensus for tradition and historical continuity was custodians of the collective memory of the generations of the people who fought for the defense of something greater than only one kingdom or nation.
		With certain bitterness Croatian Catholics record, in the sixties, the massive public support and sympathy for the struggle for freedom of different countries, and the sympathy for the theology of liberation understood as the evangelic service for the poor people in their struggle for the justice and freedom.
		Having the sense for all this, pope John Paul II recognized the specific and correct role of the Catholic Church among the Croats and was (and is) a strong supporter of such position of the Church.
	www.heartofmary.ca /history.htm (4053 words)

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		Catholic soldiers fought with Buddhist soldiers within the national army, engaged upon a life or death war against the communist regime of the North.
		But it is often the case with Catholics in authority that whenever the circumstances permit, and their power is no longer restricted by either constitutional clauses or other checks, they tend to conduct a policy more and more consonant with the spirit of their religion.
		Thus, whereas the political and military machinery controlled by the South Vietnamese and Croatian dictators was put at the disposal of the Catholic Church, the Catholic Church put her spiritual and ecclesiastical machinery at the disposal of the two dictators, who made everyone and everything subordinate to her religious and political totalitarianism.
	www.quangduc.com /BoTatQuangDuc/16vietnam.html (2946 words)

	St Francis of Assisi - Croatian Parish - Windsor Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Croatian Catholic Church "St. Francis of Assisi" provide several different educational and community activities through it's parish clubs and organizations.
		However, Croatians were nonetheless blessed because they carried God in their hearts, and with an unbending faith asked the Lord to restore her full beauty.
		The Croatian nation suffered torture and death by her oppressors, but Croatians nonetheless remained steadfast in their faith in the Almighty God.
	www.stfranciscroatian.com /eng/school.htm (811 words)

	King-Tor Croatia Tornjak Kennel
		The first written tracks about the existence of Tornjaks turned out to be old manuscripts of the Croatian Catholic Church and the date back to the 9th century.
		The old writing of the Croatian Catholic Church describe the Tornjaks: "The mountain-dog is spread in all mountain-areas of Croatia.
		While we expect the international acknowledgment of the Croatian mountain-dog Tornjak as the sixth Croatian dog breed we have much work and common cooperation awaiting us, since this will be the only way to build a good foundation for the breeding and the right appearance of Tornjaks on a global basis.
	www.tornjak.net /kingtor/en/tornjaks.htm (693 words)

	Catholic World News : Serbian Extremists Desecrate Croatian Church
		Phillip and Jacob Catholic church at the Franciscan monastery in Vukovar, Croatia, referring to Pope John Paul II (bio - news) and Croatian President Franjo Tudjman, as Serbian extremists took steps to intimidate returning refugees.
		The church itself was heavily damaged during fighting between Serbs and Croats in 1991, and while it is not in regular use, it has received pilgrims everyday since mid-January when the eastern part of Croatia was handed over under full Croatian sovereignty, previously being governed by the UN.
		The church in Vukovar was a well-chosen target because Vukovar symbolizes Croatian resistance to Serbians, and was the most heavily damaged Croatian town during the civil war.
	www.cwnews.com /news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=7425 (316 words)

	St. John the Baptist Croatian Catholic Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The history of Saint John the Baptist Catholic Church is the history of the Croatian people, their religious faith, and the struggle to keep that faith alive while adapting to the culture and customs of their adopted country.
		After the flood, a few of the people returned to the "Patch", but most relocated to the immediate vicinity of the new church building which was under construction, the better to rear and educate their children in the spirit and faith of their ancestors.
		May the members of all the Croatian communities realize that their heritage is not a birthright, but a responsibility to continue what has been given to them.
	www.midwest-croatians.org /archives/stjohnkc.html (1286 words)

	Local Catholic Church History and Genealogy Research Guide and Worldwide Directory
		For instance, in the Roman Catholic Church, the Sacraments of Baptism, Chrismation and Holy Eucharist (Holy Communion) are often received at different ages, while in the Byzantine Catholic Church, as in most of the Eastern Catholic Churches, these three Sacramental Mysteries of Baptism, Chrismation and Holy Eucharist are given together to infants.
		The Romanian Byzantine Catholics in the United States are under the jurisdiction of the local Latin rite dioceses, and others may attend the local Roman Catholic churches as well depending upon the availability of local Eastern Catholic churches and services in their area of residence.
		Hierarchy of the Melkite Catholic Church : Eparchy of Newton
	home.att.net /~Local_Catholic (4838 words)

	The Pictures Accuse: The Catholic Church and Nazism in Germany and Croatia
		Catholic Church participation in Nazism was visible to the world starting in 1933, and despite recent Vatican efforts to whitewash the past, a pictorial record survived.
		This newspaper drew the conclusion that the foundation was laid for intimate cooperation between the Ustashi movement and the highest representative of the Roman Catholic Church in the Croatian State.
		Croatian Catholic Cardinal Stepinac, front center, was a deputy in the Sabor, the pseudo-legislature of the Nazi-like Croatian Ustashi dictatorship.
	emperors-clothes.com /vatican/cpix.htm (6072 words)

	Holy Trinity Parish
		On May 29th, 1988 the foundation stone for the Church was laid, and the construction of it approved by the City of Oakville on August 5th, 1988.
		Adjacent to the church is the parish priest home and banquet hall.
		The Croatian people started leaving their native land, Croatia and Bosnia and Hercegovina, quite early in their history and settled all over the world.
	www.holytrinitycroatian.org (249 words)

	The Pavelic Papers \| Documents: Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Catholic newspapers during the war kept to official guidelines and published appalling attacks on Jews and Serbs and effluviant praise of the poglavnik and the Ustase.
		As head of the Croatian Catholic Church was in charge of the mass conversion of Serbs to Catholicism and the adoption of Serb children orphaned by the Ustase massacres by Croatian, Catholic families, and certainly equated Orthodoxy with heresy.
		Critics argue that after German and Italian attempts to rein in the Ustase failed, the Church was the only organ which could arrest the state terror of Pavelic, Budak, and Co, who considered themselves devout Catholics.
	www.pavelicpapers.com /documents/stepinac (844 words)

	L.A. Croatian Catalog Pages - Croatian Non Profit Organizations/Saint Anthony Catholic Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Anthony Croatian Catholic Parish is a community of faith and love, graced with a revered ethnic heritage.
		With them we are devoted to a common Church mission, which is to witness the presence of God in our world and to advance the civilization of love.
		The St. Anthony's Croatian Catholic Church is located on 712 North Grand Avenue, at the corner of Alpine Street, just off of (West) Ceasar E Chavez Avenue in downtown Los Angeles.
	www.lacroatian.com /catalog/non_profit/svante.htm (246 words)

	BHHRG
		A spokesman for the Croatian Catholic Church rejected the charges.
		Croatian authorities have insisted they are doing everything in their power to deliver Gen Gotovina to the UN's war crimes tribunal in the Hague.
		The Croatian Bishops' Conference, which heads the Croatian Roman Catholic Church, dismissed Ms del Ponte's allegations.
	www.bhhrg.org /mediaDetails.asp?ArticleID=540 (422 words)

	catholic church los angeles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Los Angeles Catholic parish in the urban center of Los Angeles.
		The Los Angeles Lay Catholic Mission seeks to report truthfully about the Catholic Church in Southern California, to foster the restoration and spread of Catholic culture, and to evangelize non- and fallen-away Catholics.
		Catholic Charities of Los Angeles is Part of the.
	www.cell-church.org /g/catholic_church_los_angeles (324 words)

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		Catholic Church in Los Angeles in honor of this historic event.
		CROATIAN STATE with a GALA BANQUET in the Parish Hall.
		Croatian territory to be cast as a criminal act.
	www.croatianworld.net /Letters/114.htm (448 words)

	Epilogh OMRI Daily Digest, No. 40, Part II, 24 Feb 95
		The editorial takes to task unnamed officials of the government or the ruling Croatian Democratic Community (HDZ) for trying to use Catholicism as part of a "state ideology." The author notes that Christianity cannot be a political ideology and that democratic countries do not need official ideologies.
		The commentary particularly takes issue with those who have said that the church should not preach "love thine enemy" under the present circumstances in Croatia.
		On the contrary, while Croatian Catholics should defend their country out of patriotism, the article continues, they must never hate their enemies but rather love them as brothers.
	www.hri.org /news/agencies/omri/1995/95-02-24.omri.html (814 words)

	CROATS - CHRISTIANITY, CULTURE AND ART EXHIBITION IN THE VATICAN
		In the words of President Tuđman the exhibition has a special value because, in a time marked by the coming of a new millennium which the world will celebrate with manifestations and festivities, Croatia and the Croats are able to present their history and to predict their future.
		Also present was Holy See Secretary Angelo Sodano who said that in the past years and at the side of the Holy Father he had had the opportunity of experiencing the Christian faith of the Croatian people personally and also their faith in the Holy See.
		"To open an exhibition with such a title and content means, on one hand, to show respect to the Croatian people and their uniqueness, one which it has preserved through the ages and, on the other hand, to congratulate it on its uninterrupted faith in the Catholic faith and the Holy See", said Mejia.
	www.hrt.hr /arhiv/tudjman/vatikan-eng.html (490 words)

	Diocese closing St. Nicholas Croatian Catholic Church tomorrow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Citing ongoing costs and maintenance problems, including a leaky boiler found to be emitting dangerous levels of carbon monoxide, officials with the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh have decided to permanently close the St. Nicholas Croatian Catholic Church building on East Ohio Street, North Side.
		Members of the Preserve Croatian Heritage Foundation, which has fought to keep the church open, asked to meet with diocesan officials after a Nov. 17 inspection of the boiler found it was leaking four times the safe limit of carbon monoxide, forcing immediate, temporary closure.
		The Croatian Catholic parish will continue at the Millvale location, where Mass is also celebrated in the Croatian language.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/04341/422365.stm (690 words)

	Croatian Church
		The first Greek Catholics in what would later be Yugoslavia were Serbians living in Hungarian-controlled Croatia in the early 17th century.
		At first he was made suffragan to the Primate of Hungary, and later (1853) to the Latin Archbishop of Zagreb.
		Although they belong to the diocese of Krizevci, the Greek Catholics in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia come under the jurisdiction of the Latin bishop of Skopje as their Apostolic Visitator.
	www.faswebdesign.com /ECPA/Byzantine/Croatian.html (199 words)

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