Great Church

The Great Church, often referring to the Roman Catholic Church, is a large Christian community led by the Pope in Rome. It considers itself the universal church established by Jesus Christ, emphasizing teachings rooted in the Bible, tradition, and sacramental practices like the Eucharist. The Church provides spiritual guidance, promotes moral values, and supports charitable work worldwide. Its structure includes bishops, priests, and laypeople, working together to serve believers and society. The Great Church plays a central role in shaping Christian doctrine and fostering faith across diverse cultures and nations.