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- proper noun An
Eastern Church that is part of theRoman Catholic Church
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Examples
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At least 54 Iraqi churches have been bombed and at least 905 Christians killed in various acts of violence since the U.S. invasion toppled Hussein in 2003, according to Archbishop Louis Sako of the Chaldean Catholic Church in the northern provinces of Kirkuk and Sulimaniya.
An 'Arab Winter' Chills Christians Sam Dagher 2011
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They are Muslim, but "the local Chaldean Catholic Church," is helping her out.
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Gunmen have kidnapped the archbishop of the Chaldean Catholic Church in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul and killed three of his aides, his church says.
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And you may be wondering what the Chaldean Catholic Church is here in the Middle East.
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Nona is one of about 300,000 Iraqi-Americans affiliated with the Chaldean Catholic Church.
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A Detroit Police officer has also been implicated in the affair, which involves the Chaldean Catholic Church.
"BANPC" via James Bow in Google Reader The Public Eye 2010
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Gabriele Tooma, who heads the Monastery of the Virgin Mary, part of the Chaldean Catholic Church in Qosh, which opened its monastic rooms to 25 families in recent weeks.
NYT > Home Page By STEVEN LEE MYERS 2010
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Gabriele Tooma, who heads the Monastery of the Virgin Mary, part of the Chaldean Catholic Church in Qosh, which opened its monastic rooms to 25 families in recent weeks.
NYT > Home Page By STEVEN LEE MYERS 2010
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Milton admitted he took kickbacks to expedite the city's $3.5 million sale of Camp Brighton in Livingston County to the Chaldean Catholic Church in 2007.
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A Detroit Police officer has also been implicated in the affair, which involves the Chaldean Catholic Church.
"BANPC" via James Bow in Google Reader The Public Eye 2010
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