Thanks for looking and commenting, Chris.
Good to know !. There could be a similar use of the word in Spanish.
You can say 'Un cristiano [any adjective - verb, here] ... '
[cristiano = catholic ! ], and mean a human being like anyone else (do
never forget that the Kings of Spain were always Catholic Kings :-) -
and fought as such) - but I would say: 'Soy Católico.' ('I'm a
Catholic'), stating my religious beliefs.
Fernando
2009/12/15 Chris Barker <ftog@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Cool photo, Fernando.
>
> But "catholic" (small c) means universal in English. If you mean "Roman
> Catholic", following the Pope as head of the Church, it requires a large c.
>
> Chris
>
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