schismatic

• She had promised Charles to slay all the English in France; her cruelty and love of bloodshed were insatiable; she had influenced Charles by acts of magic; her banners and her rings were bewitched; she was schismatic, and doubted as to which was the right Pope; and, in spite of this, she had the wickedness to inform the Earl of Armagnac which of the two Popes he was to believe the genuine. —  Joan of Arc
• [Footnote: Including what I had to pay for being called a schismatic by the Archbishop of Paris, or his officials.] —  Philip Gilbert Hamerton
• Some will refer to you as a schismatic, a heretic, or a betrayer. —  Deacon's Blog
• Fr Kennedy can perhaps give Tony Blair a call if he wants another member to join his schismatic, heretical, disobedient cult. —  CathNews
• These were people who were analogous to the Amish in our own society, people that crossed themselves the other way - left to right rather than right to left - and became schismatic from the Russian Orthodox Church and were persecuted. —  Political Affairs Magazine

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