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| - In 821 AD, a young merchant named Krystof Sobieski went to Dar al Badara as it was a hub for trade. Amongst the bustle of the cosmopolitan city, he came across a small monastery run by the Eastern Rite Badaran Catholic Church. Curious, he asked to be taught by the monks. He returned to Luthor in 845 AD and soon others in the coastal regions were curious about Catholicism. Due to their proximity to a main trade route, they found many Al'Badarans who were willing to teach them. Soon word got back to Al'Badara, and priests were sent, and Catholicism quickly became the predominant faith amongst the coastal people. During the Council of Sandulka, in 1209 AD, Krystof Sobieski was recognised for his achievement in bringing Catholicism to Luthor and canonised as Saint Krystof. Catholicism continue
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| - In 821 AD, a young merchant named Krystof Sobieski went to Dar al Badara as it was a hub for trade. Amongst the bustle of the cosmopolitan city, he came across a small monastery run by the Eastern Rite Badaran Catholic Church. Curious, he asked to be taught by the monks. He returned to Luthor in 845 AD and soon others in the coastal regions were curious about Catholicism. Due to their proximity to a main trade route, they found many Al'Badarans who were willing to teach them. Soon word got back to Al'Badara, and priests were sent, and Catholicism quickly became the predominant faith amongst the coastal people. During the Council of Sandulka, in 1209 AD, Krystof Sobieski was recognised for his achievement in bringing Catholicism to Luthor and canonised as Saint Krystof. Catholicism continued to spread over the centuries. In 2132 AD, the Luthori Government created a state religion, the Luthori Church. While many Luthori Catholics joined the High Church, some opposed this move to unite Church and State. They continued to practice their faith as they had for more than thirteen centuries, focusing on replacing the atrophied government services. Due to this, many laypersons soon gained authority the church wouldn't normally allow. This caused friction with the church's higher ranks, who threatened excommunication if the Luthori wouldn't conform. In March 2144, the Luthori Catholic decided that with Innocent I declaring himself the Pope of all Catholics, to separate themselves from what had become known as Deltarian Catholicism, in an act now known as the Minor Schism of 2144. The new sect became known as the Luthori Catholic Church, and decided that since a man like Innocent I could declare himself as Pope, that they didn't want a Pope, so they gave all Papal power (except Papal Infallability, which they rejected) to the five Luthori Catholic Bishops, known as the Council of Bishops, and gave the ceremonial role to the Catholic Archbishop of Sondavita. They quickly declared a number of progressive reforms that earned them excommunication from Innocent I. When Leo I was declared Pope of the Catholic Church of Terra in 2145, the LCC decided to enter into full communion with him, but kept a separate hierarchy. In Febuary 2164, the Luthori Catholic Church was excommunicated by Jana I of the Deltaran Catholic Church. In 2440, at the Third Randamaran Council, five-sixths of the Church chose full communion with the Holy See in Auroria. Almost the entire church followed, with a four-million strong minority schisming. This minority continued to schism rapidly, and is now no longer of any real importance.
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