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| main_classification = {{wpl|Catholic}} | | main_classification = {{wpl|Catholic}} | ||
| orientation = [[Caphiric Catholicism]] | | orientation = [[Caphiric Catholicism]] | ||
| scripture = | | scripture = {{wpl|Catholic Bible|Bible}} | ||
| polity = {{wpl|Episcopal polity|Episcopal}} | | polity = {{wpl|Episcopal polity|Episcopal}} | ||
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| leader_name = [[Pope Gregory XVII|Gregory XVII]] | | leader_name = [[Pope Gregory XVII|Gregory XVII]] | ||
| leader_title1 = Patriarch of Venceia <br/>and All Sarpedon | | leader_title1 = Patriarch of Venceia <br/>and All Sarpedon | ||
| leader_name1 = | | leader_name1 = Abp. Jenius Gaius | ||
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==Monastic orders== | ==Monastic orders== | ||
Within the Caphiric Church, monasticism is generally prohibited with a few notable exceptions. Monastic orders were common in [[Caphiria]] prior to the schism, but with the schism their lands were seized and the monks within were pressed into service as military chaplains and other similar duties. The orders were not reestablished following the end of the schism. | Within the Caphiric Church, monasticism is generally prohibited with a few notable exceptions. Monastic orders were common in [[Caphiria]] prior to the schism, but with the schism their lands were seized and the monks within were pressed into service as military chaplains and other similar duties. The orders were not reestablished following the end of the schism. | ||
=Doctrine= | =Doctrine= | ||
==Trinity== | ==Trinity== | ||
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==Cults== | ==Cults== | ||
==Architecture== | ==Architecture== | ||
rood screens | Most Caphiric churches eschew the traditional basilica or long cruciform designs common in churches in [[Levantia]], instead opting for "short" cruciform designs, making most of the body of the church essentially a square. The basic layout of a Caphiric church is not essentially different than that of the rest of the Occidental [[Catholic Church]], with a location for the lay faithful to stand, an elevator altar typically facing eastward, and a tabernacle for retaining the consecrated bread. Several key differences exist within the worship space, however. | ||
rood screens, no pew | |||
==Art== | ==Art== | ||
==Music== | ==Music== | ||
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==Marriage== | ==Marriage== | ||
==Dress== | ==Dress== | ||
==Priestly magisterial duties== | |||
All clerics within the Caphiric Church are invested with a minor [[Magistrates of Caphiria|magistracy of Caphiria]] upon their ordination, symbolizing their responsibility to the State but also their role as a "minister of public good". The magistracies vary based on the level of the cleric, with most priests being invested as [[Magistrates_of_Caphiria#Pro-Aediles|pro-aediles]], though rarely some are invested instead as nominal decemvirs or other positions. | |||
=Social Teaching and Role= | =Social Teaching and Role= | ||
==Economics and social justice== | ==Economics and social justice== | ||