The lssue of Suprašl Monastery Confessional Subordination and Character at the beginning of the 16th Century by Genutė Kirkienė

“…From the viewpoint of the Orthodox Church, this autonomy could mean that Suprasi was „open" to the Catholic Church, especially to the continuation of the informal local Church Union. …”
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The Conditions of Public Opinion Action in Soviet Lithuania by Valdemaras Klumbys

“…The biggest discreditation actions were carried against the biggest critics of the Soviet system - Lithuanian Catholic Church, dissidents, fighters for human rights and liberties, emigration organizations, and most active persons. …”
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Perspective on Agapeic Ethic and Creation Care by Loveday Chigozie Onyezonwu, Ucheawaji Godfrey Josiah

“…The churches observed include Protestant Churches (Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Church of Nigeria that is Anglican Communion, and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints); the Roman Catholic Church; Pentecostal Churches (such as Salvation Ministries Worldwide, Redeemed Christian Church of God, and Deeper Life Bible Church); and African Indigenous Churches (namely, the Christ Apostolic Church, Cherubim and Seraphim, and Celestial Church of Christ). …”
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KGB Struggle with Antisoviet Manifestation in Lithuania and Abroad: People's Discreditation by Kristina Burinskaitė

“…The biggest discreditation actions were carried against the biggest critics of the Soviet system - Lithuanian Catholic Church, dissidents, fighters for human rights and liberties, emigration organizations, and most active persons. …”
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Experiencia de vida colectiva de jóvenes y enseñanza social de la iglesia: mirada psicosocial by Ángela María Zapata, Felix Rafael Berrout

“…To demonstrate the results and discussion, we chose the metaphor “taut rope” that can recognize three voltages: motivations, needs/interests, and methodologies or modes of action of both, the Catholic Church and the collective action of young people. …”
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Christian vs liberal conceptions of human rights by Piotr Mazurkiewicz

“… The Catholic Church has traditionally raised four objections to the doctrine of human rights in its liberal version: the lack of reference to God as the source of human rights, individualism, the absence of a list of human duties accompanying individual rights, and the doctrine’s vulnerability to proliferation and creative interpretation of those rights. …”
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JAUNOSIOS KARTOS KATALIKŲ INTELEKTUALŲ POŽIŪRIS Į FAŠIZMĄ IR NACIONALSOCIALIZMĄ TARPUKARIO LIETUVOJE by Valdas Pruskus

“…It was also at variance with the doctrine of Catholic Church, because the state of Nazi "nationalized" the natural human rights and freedoms by assuming the right to determine the conditions and limits of a self-expression of an individual and simultaneously to dispose completely the spiritual life of the individual. …”
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Notation publications in the context of musical life in Lithuania in the XVI-XVII centuries by Jūratė Trilupaitienė

“…That a Gregorian chant hymnal was not published until the very middle of the 17th century was largely due to the fact that the Lithuanian Catholic Church was answerable to higher authorities in Poland, which supplied them with most of the liturgical printed material they needed. …”
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Les mosquées en Algérie ou l’espace reconquis : l’exemple d’Oran by Dalila Senhadji Khiat

“…With independence in 1962, she “inherited” a large number of buildings from colonial religious institutions: Catholic churches, Jewish synagogues and Protestant temples. …”
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