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western church

/ˈwestən tʃɜːrtʃ/

Traduction: Désigne la partie de l'Église chrétienne qui s'est développée en Europe occidentale, notamment l'Église catholique romaine et les confessions protestantes ultérieures, par opposition à l'Église orthodoxe orientale.

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/ˈwestən tʃɜːrtʃ/C1formalpolitical
  • frDésigne la partie de l'Église chrétienne qui s'est développée en Europe occidentale, notamment l'Église catholique romaine et les confessions protestantes ultérieures, par opposition à l'Église orthodoxe orientale.

Refers to the part of the Christian Church that developed in Western Europe, particularly the Roman Catholic Church and later Protestant denominations, as distinct from the Eastern Orthodox Church.

  1. Western Christian ChurchB2formal

    The part of the Christian Church that originated in Western Europe, historically under the authority of the Pope in Rome, including the Roman Catholic Church and later Protestant denominations.

    frÉglise d'Occident

    • The Western Church played a key role in the development of medieval European culture.
    • Theological differences between the Western Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church led to the Great Schism.
    • Many cathedrals in Europe were built by the Western Church during the Middle Ages.