Holy See

This source names Holy See directly: "1860 Concordat between Haiti and the Holy See remains in legal effect today, subject to a 1984 amendment that removed the president's former right to nominate bishops, and that it continues to..."

This source names Holy See directly: "a concordat between the Church and the Holy See from being concluded."

This source names Holy See directly: "framework the 1964 Convention with the Holy See put in place, and that other registered religious groups are formally eligible for the same funding even though most of it goes to Catholic..."

This source names Holy See directly: "1997 Framework Agreement between the Holy See and Gabon in its original French text with no added commentary, read here as a primary source."

This source names Holy See directly: "maintained diplomatic ties with the Holy See continuously through and after independence in 1962, that Algeria's constitution names Islam the state religion while Catholicism remains licit with..."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article records that the Holy See and the government of Laos have never established diplomatic relations, so the office titled Apostolic Delegate to Laos is not a diplomatic post: the..."

This source names Holy See directly: "between Antigua and Barbuda and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "full diplomatic relations with the Holy See on 9 March 1983, during Pope John Paul II's visit to the country, and that the Apostolic Nunciature to Belize is combined with the nunciature to El..."

This source names Holy See directly: "Agreement between Cameroon and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article records that the Holy See established an Apostolic Delegation to Scandinavia on 16 March 1960, covering Denmark alongside the other Nordic states, with the first Apostolic..."

This source names Holy See directly: "It names no concordat or bilateral treaty between Dominica and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "the Apostolic Nunciature to Fiji, the Holy See's diplomatic post in Fiji with its representative ranked as ambassador, and that Angelo Acerbi was already serving as Apostolic Pro-Nuncio from 6..."

This source names Holy See directly: "It names no concordat or bilateral treaty between Grenada and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article records that the Holy See maintained an apostolic delegate to Honduras from 1908 and appointed its first Apostolic Nuncio in 1933, and that for fifty years the same prelate..."

This source names Holy See directly: "It names no concordat between Indonesia and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "It names no concordat or bilateral treaty between Jamaica and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "treaty between Kyrgyzstan and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "It names no concordat or bilateral treaty between Moldova and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article on the Holy See's diplomatic mission to Morocco records Sante Portalupi adding the title of Pro-Nuncio to Morocco on 5 March 1976, the earliest dated papal representative to..."

This source names Holy See directly: "September 1923 and that Panama and the Holy See marked a full century of diplomatic relations in April 2024."

This source names Holy See directly: "between Saint Kitts and Nevis and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "treaty between Saint Lucia and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "Vincent and the Grenadines and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article records that the Holy See and Samoa established diplomatic relations on 10 June 1994, and that the Apostolic Nuncio to Samoa is ordinarily the same prelate appointed Apostolic..."

This source names Holy See directly: "diplomatic relations with the Holy See, tracing the mission from Jean-Marie Maury's 1959 appointment as Apostolic Delegate for French West Africa through his elevation to the first Apostolic Nuncio..."

This source names Holy See directly: "treaty between Tajikistan and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "Federated States of Micronesia and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "on 24 August 1994, with the Holy See and the Kingdom of Tonga entering diplomatic relations the following year, and that the Apostolic Nuncio to Tonga is ordinarily the same prelate appointed..."

This source names Holy See directly: "between Trinidad and Tobago and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "treaty between Turkmenistan and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "It names no concordat or bilateral treaty between Uruguay and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "treaty between Uzbekistan and the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "Apostolic Nunciature to Vanuatu, the Holy See's diplomatic post in Vanuatu with its representative ranked as ambassador, was established on 20 July 1994, and that the Apostolic Nuncio to Vanuatu is..."

This source names Holy See directly: "its diplomatic relationship with the Holy See, read 2026-08-22."

This source names Holy See directly: "1979 legal affairs agreement with the Holy See, one of four agreements that replaced most of the 1953 Concordat."

This source names Holy See directly: "between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Holy See, signed in April 2006 after six years of lobbying by church officials, regulating the Catholic Church's legal status: recognizing its public juridical..."

This source names Holy See directly: "relations between Burundi and the Holy See on 16 December 1962 during a papal visit by the Burundian king, deepened by the creation of the Apostolic Nunciature on 11 February 1963, one of the..."

This source names Holy See directly: "claimed by the Cao Dai Tay Ninh Holy See itself."

This source names The Holy See directly: "the Vatican and canonically linked to the Holy See, working across more than 200 countries and territories through member bodies that range from small diocesan agencies to some of the world's..."

This source names Holy See directly: "that diplomatic relations between the Holy See and Mongolia were established on 4 April 1992, that the Catholic Church in Mongolia is governed as an Apostolic Prefecture rather than a full diocese..."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article traces Chile-Holy See relations from the 1925 constitutional separation of church and state, through a failed 1928 concordat effort blocked by Chile's own patronage system, to..."

This source names The Holy See directly: "Its publication led directly to the closure of Ireland's embassy to the Holy See later that year."

This source names Holy See directly: "Comprehensive Agreement between the Holy See and the State of Palestine, signed 26 June 2015 by Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher and Palestinian foreign minister Riad al-Malki and entered into..."

This source names Holy See directly: "President Rafael Carrera and the Holy See, entrusting popular education to Catholic religious orders, imposing mandatory tithing and allowing episcopal censorship of publications in exchange for..."

This source names Holy See directly: "then under Rafael Trujillo, and the Holy See under Pius XII, which names Catholicism the state religion and grants the Church clergy exemption from military service, permission to teach in public..."

This source names Holy See directly: "and modus vivendi texts between the Holy See and individual states, many in English translation for the first time, alongside background articles written from a secularist, anti-concordat point of..."

This source names Holy See directly: "and modus vivendi texts between the Holy See and individual states, many in English translation for the first time, alongside background articles written from a secularist, anti-concordat point of..."

This source names Holy See directly: "hosted text of the 1997 Hungary Holy See finance concordat, a secondary compilation of the primary agreement rather than a government page."

This source names Holy See directly: "and modus vivendi texts between the Holy See and individual states, alongside background articles written from a secularist, anti-concordat point of view."

This source names Holy See directly: "and modus vivendi texts between the Holy See and individual states, many in English translation for the first time, alongside background articles written from a secularist, anti-concordat point of..."

The Papal States were the territory the See ruled until 1870.

The See is the government of the Catholic Church.

Vatican City is the territory created for the See in 1929; the See is the sovereign entity, and the two are not the same thing.