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Anything other than the Catholic Church is less than the Catholic Church, and anything other than the Catholic Church is not the will of God, Who founded ONE Church for all mankind, and said that all His followers were to remain ONE.
 
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Uhmm normal protestant.
 
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Episcopalian/Anglican is similar. The service usually is quite structured and called a mass. The eucharist is served at every service. I have several very fine Christian friends who are Episcopalian.
 
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