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The Three Orders
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Write a brief note on Roman Catholics Church.

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The Roman Catholic church was a powerful institution in Western Europe during the medieval times. The head of the church was Pope, who accepted as the Vicar of Christ when Christianity was gradually accepted by the Roman emperors and, latest, by Barbarian chiefs, the Pope became the leader of the Christian world in Western Europe.
By the 6th Century A.D. Popes were the heads of the Church as kings were heads of their principalities. Popes were often stronger than kings and could force kings to obey their orders.

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