ChristianCatholic
ChristianCatholic is a term used to describe individuals who profess to hold the beliefs of both Christianity and Catholicism. The concept has its roots in the historic Christian Church, where the communion and worship were practiced without the type of denominationalism that developed over the centuries.
Throughout the early centuries of Christianity, all followers of Jesus Christ referred to themselves as Christians,
The Catholic Church, with its ecumenical councils and apostolic succession, acted as the central authority and
This understanding gained influence in the modern ecumenical movement, where ChristianCatholics, also known as Universal Catholics