Latin Church

The Latin Church is the dominant form of Christianity in Western and Central Europe. It claims superiority over other Christian churches. The Orthodox Church rejects this, which led to the Great Schism of 1054.
The Catholic Church's claim to primacy rests on its foundation by Saint Peter, the first Pope. Jesus proclaimed Peter to be the foundation on which faith would be built.

Founding Date

30 AD

Type

Religious, Organised Religion

Capital

Rome

Alternative Names

Catholic Church, Western Church, Roman Church, Ecclesia Catholica

Demonym

Catholic

Head of State

Pope Celestine III

Government System

Theocracy

Parent Organization

Christianity

Subsidiary Organizations

• Cistercian Order
• Order of St Anthony

Permeated Organizations

• Deheubarth
• England
• France
• Gwynedd
• Kingdom of the Isles
• Powys Fadog
• Powys Wenwynwyn
• Scotland

Deities

• God

Official Languages

• Latin

Related Ranks & Titles

• Pope
• Porter

Notable Members

• Joachim of Fiore
• Pope Celestine III

Related Myths

• The Sorcerous Pope