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− | '''The Salforti Church''' is a [[Creeperian Catholic Church|Catholic]] sui iuris particular church in full communion with the [[Pope of Creeperopolis|pope]] and the worldwide [[Creeperian Catholic Church|Catholic Church]], with self-governance under the Code of Canons of the Salforti Churches. It is headed by [[Patriarch of the Salforti Church|Patriarch]] [[Nikola di Tralva (Patriarch)|Nikola di Tralva]] since 2011, seated in [[Savotta]], the capital of [[Salisford]]. Officially known as the Salforti Catholic Church of Savotta, it is | + | '''The Salforti Church''' is a [[Creeperian Catholic Church|Catholic]] sui iuris particular church in full communion with the [[Pope of Creeperopolis|pope]] and the worldwide [[Creeperian Catholic Church|Catholic Church]], with self-governance under the Code of Canons of the Salforti Churches. It is headed by [[Patriarch of the Salforti Church|Patriarch]] [[Nikola di Tralva (Patriarch)|Nikola di Tralva]] since 2011, seated in [[Savotta]], the capital of [[Salisford]]. Officially known as the Salforti Catholic Church of Savotta, it is the main inheritor of [[Salforti Rite]] liturgy and heritage. |
==History== | ==History== |
Revision as of 16:59, 10 May 2022
Salforti Catholic Church of Savotta | |
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Classification | Catholic |
Orientation | Salforti |
Scripture | The Bible |
Theology | Catholic theology |
Polity | Episcopal |
Governance | Holy Synod of the Salforti Church |
Pope | Francisco I |
Head | Patriarch Nikola di Tralva |
Region | Salisford |
Full Communion | Creeperian Catholic Church |
Liturgy | Salforti Rite |
Headquarters | Savotta, Salisford |
The Salforti Church is a Catholic sui iuris particular church in full communion with the pope and the worldwide Catholic Church, with self-governance under the Code of Canons of the Salforti Churches. It is headed by Patriarch Nikola di Tralva since 2011, seated in Savotta, the capital of Salisford. Officially known as the Salforti Catholic Church of Savotta, it is the main inheritor of Salforti Rite liturgy and heritage.