Can you reveal the name of any state that mentions on its Constitution the Catholic Church?
It would be appreciated if you can also quote the article. The Constitution of the Italian Republic: Art. 7 - The State and the Catholic Church are, each within its own order, independent and sovereign. Their relations are regulated by the Lateran Treaties. Changes to the Treaties accepted by both parties do not require the procedure for constitutional amendment. It would be also appreciated the web site address. This is the web site of the Italian Constitution: www.quirinale.it/costituzione/costituzione.htm . Speaking of constitutions, I have found a site where there is the list of the Constitutions (those historical also), indexed by country. It doesn't seem a rarity for the name of the Church Catholic to be written on the constitutions. And here is the link: http://www.dsg.unito.it/dircost/paesi.htm
2006-10-30
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