Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	communion	Catholicism in Western countries	Communion is a central and sacred sacrament in Catholicism, symbolizing the body and blood of Christ in Western countries.	7
2	saints	Catholicism in Western countries	Veneration of saints and belief in their intercession are critical elements of Catholic religious practice in Western countries.	4
3	sacred heart	Catholicism in Western countries	In Western Catholicism, the Sacred Heart symbolizes Jesus Christ's love and compassion and is revered in religious art and devotional practices.	3
4	saint joseph	Catholicism in Western countries	Saint Joseph is an important figure in Catholicism, revered as the husband of the Virgin Mary, foster father of Jesus, and patron of workers.	3
5	altar	Catholicism in Western countries	The altar is a sacred place in Catholic churches for religious ceremonies and offerings in Western countries.	2
6	chant	Catholicism in Western countries	Chanting is an integral part of Catholic liturgical music in Western countries, often performed in Latin, including Gregorian chant.	2
7	divorce	Catholicism in Western countries	In Catholicism in Western countries, divorce is strongly discouraged due to religious taboo and strict church laws.	2
8	alcohol consumption	Catholicism in Western countries	Catholicism in Western countries promotes moderate alcohol consumption and discourages excessive drinking due to potential sinful behavior.	1
9	attitude towards authority	Catholicism in Western countries	Catholicism in Western countries promotes respect for religious, moral, and traditional family authority.	1
10	blessed virgin	Catholicism in Western countries	The Blessed Virgin Mary holds great significance in Catholicism, being revered and prayed to as an intercessor.	1
11	confirmation	Catholicism in Western countries	Confirmation is a sacrament in the Catholic Church that is typically administered to adolescents to publicly affirm their faith and commitment to the Church in Western countries.	1
12	epiphany	Catholicism in Western countries	Epiphany is a Christian holiday celebrated on January 6th, marking the revelation of Jesus Christ to the Wise Men in Catholicism in Western countries.	1
13	eucharist	Catholicism in Western countries	Eucharist is a central ritual in Catholicism in Western countries, involving the consumption of consecrated bread and wine to symbolize the body and blood of Christ.	1
14	holy family	Catholicism in Western countries	The Holy Family, consisting of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, is central to Christian beliefs and traditions in Western Catholicism.	1
15	immaculate conception	Catholicism in Western countries	The concept of immaculate conception in Western Catholicism asserts that Mary was preserved from original sin from the moment of her conception.	1
16	penance	Catholicism in Western countries	In Western Catholicism, penance is a common practice involving confession to a priest and acts of contrition.	1
17	priests	Catholicism in Western countries	Priests in Western Catholicism play a central role in leading religious ceremonies and providing spiritual guidance.	1
18	sac	Catholicism in Western countries	The sac is a Catholic religious item used in Western countries to hold consecrated items in religious ceremonies.	1
19	terce	Catholicism in Western countries	Terce is a part of the Liturgy of the Hours, a set of daily prayers observed by Catholic clergy and religious communities in Western countries.	1