non-Catholics

Outside the Church

Non-Catholics are people who are not members of the Roman Catholic Church—Protestants, Orthodox Christians, Jews, Muslims, atheists, and everyone else.

The term appears most often in Catholic contexts discussing who may receive communion, attend Catholic schools, or marry Catholics: The wedding included accommodations for non-Catholic guests.

groups

Protestants

Post-Reformation Christian denominations

Jews · Sikhs · Jains · Baha'is · Zoroastrians · Rastafarians · Confucians · Taoists · Unitarians · Quakers

secular

secularism

Separation of faith, state

rationalism · skepticism · naturalism · materialism · pluralism · nonbelief · disbelief · separation · neutrality · nonreligious

faiths

Protestantism

Reformation-era Christian movement

  • IslamQuranic monotheistic religion
  • HinduismAncient Indian spiritual tradition
  • BuddhismEnlightenment-seeking Eastern religion

Judaism · Sikhism · Agnosticism · Jainism · Baha'i · Zoroastrianism · Shinto · Taoism · Confucianism · Wicca

ecumenical

interfaith

Across religious boundaries

coexistence · pluralism · diversity · inclusion · outreach · reconciliation · understanding · bridges · unity · relations

Opposites
religious affiliation

non-CatholicsCatholics

Christians following Rome

Roman Catholics · papists · communicants · lapsed Catholics

Family

Catholic, Catholicism, Catholics, catholicity, non-Catholic

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