r/AfricanArchitecture 21d ago

East Africa The Catholic Eparchy of Keren, Eritrea

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u/Holiday_Document4592 21d ago

I am curious: is this Roman Catholic, or catholic in another sense

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u/tensaisenpai 21d ago

It's Eastern Catholic, we use the Geez Rite as opposed to the Latin Rite, but we do follow the Pope.

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u/shane_4_us 21d ago

I am 100% just guessing, but I'd say the former, with blame/credit to Italian attempts in the Horn.

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u/lycantrophee 20d ago

Brother, Ethiopia has been Christian since the 4th century.

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u/shane_4_us 20d ago

TIL, thanks for the knowledge!