Roman Catholic

Roman Catholicism is the largest branch of Christianity, led by the Pope in Vatican City. It emphasizes the authority of the Church, the importance of tradition and scripture, and the sacraments like Eucharist and Baptism. Catholics believe in the Holy Trinity, salvation through faith and good works, and the intercession of saints. The Church guides moral and spiritual life, valuing community, compassion, and service. It maintains a hierarchical structure with bishops, priests, and deacons, and has a rich history of teachings, rituals, and social influence worldwide.