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What was the cathlic church during the european middle ages described as??
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What was the cathlic church during the european middle ages described as??

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It was the cathlic curch

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At the start of the Middle Ages, all Christians in western Europe belonged to a single church, which became known as the ​Roman Catholic Church​.
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