Church Movement
From Biocrawler, the free encyclopedia.
Movements in the Catholic Church are groups of church members following a specific spirituality given to them by the founder of their movement. In the case of officially recognized movements, this specificity never finds expression in rejection or overemphasis of certain teachings of the Magisterium but constitute a specific way of Christian life.
Church Movements include
Opus Dei, while sharing some of the characteristics of the movements listed above does not understand "itself" as a Movement.
