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Catholic Apostolic Church
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Catholic Apostolic Church

Adventist Christian group formed in the late 19th century in London, UK, by Henry Drummond and Edward Irving. Convinced of the imminent second coming of Jesus, it set up a hierarchy of Apostles, Evangelists, and Teachers. The last Apostle died 1901.



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Rather, the bishops today receive their authority by being the reflection of and heirs to the apostolic churches founded in antiquity.
Religion Booknotes by Cunningham, Lawrence S. / Commonweal
They therefore qualify as apostolic churches by being the offspring of churches that are apostolic.
Tertullian by Baldwin, Barry / Catholic Insight
There are more than 20 Armenian Apostolic Churches in the Los Angeles area.
LONGER HOLIDAY SEASON ARMENIANS MARK TRADITIONAL DATE OF CHRIST'S ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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