Holy See

This source names Holy See directly: "of the 1980 Peru concordat with the Holy See, giving its signing, approval and ratification dates."

This source names Holy See directly: "narrowed the 1973 concordat with the Holy See to bring it into line with the 1991 secular Constitution."

This source names Holy See directly: "directly for this pass, states the Holy See formally banned cremation in 1886 in response to Masonic advocacy of the practice as a rejection of Christian resurrection belief, a prohibition carried..."

This source names Holy See directly: "whose diplomatic relations with the Holy See, dating to 1935, were never broken, that Popes John Paul II, Benedict XVI and Francis visited in 1998, 2012 and 2015 respectively, and that Francis used..."

This source names Holy See directly: "Nien newspaper's report on the Cao Dai Holy See of Tay Ninh's 2025 Hoi Yen Dieu Tri Cung feast, describing over one hundred exhibition booths of flowers and fruit, hundreds of thousands of expected..."

This source names Holy See directly: "The Cao Dai Holy See Church of Tay Ninh's own news page for its 2025 Hoi Yen Dieu Tri Cung feast, held 6 October 2025, reporting roughly one hundred thousand participants and one hundred seventeen..."

This source names Holy See directly: "authority and in communion with the Holy See."

This source names Holy See directly: "The Holy See Press Office's official bulletin of 17 January 2020, recording that Cardinal Pietro Parolin and President Felix Tshisekedi exchanged instruments of ratification for the Framework..."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Holy See Press Office bulletin records that on 23 August 2018, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Cotonou, the Holy See and the Republic of Benin exchanged the instruments of ratification..."

This source names Holy See directly: "temple of Caodaism, at the Cao Dai Holy See complex in Tay Ninh province, Vietnam, oriented east to west and measuring 97.5 metres long by 22 metres wide, with a two-towered western facade."

This source names Holy See directly: "the Great Divine Temple at the Cao Dai Holy See in Tay Ninh, covering its construction history, dimensions, its three-part Hiep Thien Dai, Cuu Trung Dai and Bat Quai Dai structure and the Divine Eye..."

This source names Holy See directly: "observance, held at the Tay Ninh Holy See on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month, the same date as Vietnam's wider Mid-Autumn Festival."

This source names Holy See directly: "own bilateral-relations page for the Holy See, naming the Agreement on Cooperation between the Republic of Serbia and the Holy See in the Field of Higher Education, signed 27 June 2014, as the one..."

This source names Holy See directly: "on a fiscal treatment pact between the Holy See and Albania, read for its account of the 2002 Agreement Between the Holy See and the Republic of Albania on the Regulation of Their Mutual Relations..."

This source names Holy See directly: "The Holy See Press Office's communique of 24 October 2024 announcing the agreement signed in Prague by Cardinal Pietro Parolin and Prime Minister Petr Fiala, a sixteen-article accord on religious..."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article covers Holy See-India relations from the Apostolic Delegation to the East Indies in 1881 through Pope Pius XII's 1948 elevation of the delegation to an internunciature..."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article covers Holy See-Japan relations, noting that Japan became the first Asian state to hold full diplomatic relations with the Holy See, established in 1942 under Emperor Showa..."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article records that the Holy See and Kazakhstan established diplomatic relations on 17 October 1992, that President Nursultan Nazarbayev signed an Agreement between the Republic of..."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article traces Mexico-Holy See relations from the nineteenth century Reform War rupture through the 1917 Constitution's anticlerical provisions to the restoration of full diplomatic..."

This source names Holy See directly: "full diplomatic relations between the Holy See and North Macedonia were established on 21 December 1994, noting that the Holy See recognized the country by its United Nations reference designation..."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article traces Holy See-Papua New Guinea relations from an initial 1947 Apostolic Delegation for Australia, New Zealand and Oceania, through a 1976 Apostolic Delegation of Papua New..."

This source names Holy See directly: "diplomatic relationship between the Holy See and the Philippines, one of two Catholic-majority states in Asia, including the Apostolic Nunciature in Manila and the Philippine Embassy to the Holy See..."

This source names Holy See directly: "diplomatic relationship between the Holy See and the Republic of China, established 23 October 1942 and maintained continuously since, making the Holy See the only European state among Taiwan's..."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Wikipedia article traces Holy See representation in Turkey from the Apostolic Delegation to Constantinople, established in 1868 under the Ottoman Empire, through its renaming to Apostolic..."

This source names Holy See directly: "article traces relations between the Holy See and England or the United Kingdom from the first resident ambassador in 1479 through the 1536 and 1570 ruptures under Henry VIII and Elizabeth I to the..."

This source names Holy See directly: "The temple's design echoes the movement's Holy See at Tay Ninh, with its distinctive Divine Eye above the altar, and it serves one of four Cao Dai congregations now active in the Houston area."

This source names Holy See directly: "founded in Paris in 1833, received Holy See recognition in 1845, and today counts roughly fifty thousand local Conferences present in more than 140 countries and territories."

This source names Holy See directly: "The Holy See's own register of international associations of the faithful, used for the confederation's founding history, Paris 1833, its 1835 name, Holy See recognition in 1845, its governance..."

This source names Holy See directly: "by Saudi Arabia and Austria with the Holy See as a founding observer, publishes its 2024 annual report on its own site alongside prior years."

This source names Holy See directly: "Austria, Saudi Arabia and Spain, its Holy See founding observer status, its 2022 move to Lisbon and its religion-representative Board of Directors."

This source names Holy See directly: "Statute between Portugal and the Holy See, through the Frelimo government's nationalization of church assets and suspension of all subsidies on independence in June 1975 under President Samora..."

This source names Holy See directly: "tomb and the Cao Dai Holy See, the religion's central temple."

This source names Holy See directly: "The Andrew Lam segment page describes his visit to the Cao Dai Holy See at Tay Ninh, Vietnam, and PBS's own text names Cao Dai as "an early effort to globalize world religions," founded in 1926 by..."

This source names Holy See directly: "of its diplomatic relations with the Holy See, naming the 2004 concordat and the treaty it replaced."

This source names The Holy See directly: "The Holy See Press Office's 2025 press release on the Institute for the Works of Religion's 2024 annual report."

This source names Holy See directly: "Tunisia's 1964 Modus Vivendi with the Holy See, concluded under pressure from President Habib Bourguiba's government, which grants the Catholic Church official recognition while explicitly..."

This source names The Holy See directly: "to the closure of the Irish embassy to the Holy See later that year."

This source names The Holy See directly: "a two year investigation, into what the Holy See knew and when about Theodore McCarrick's sexual abuse of minors and misconduct with seminarians and adults across decades."

This source names Holy See directly: "Between God and Man depicted at the Holy See in Tay Ninh, in scholarly depth."

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This source names Holy See directly: "of the eighth lunar month, the Cao Dai Holy See Church of Tay Ninh held its annual Hoi Yen Dieu Tri Cung, the Feast of the Jade Pool Palace honoring the Mother Goddess and the Nine Fairy Maidens and..."

This source names Holy See directly: "2001 legal issues agreement with the Holy See, quoting the agreement's own signing date."

This source names Holy See directly: "Agreement between Angola and the Holy See, under which the government recognizes Catholic wedding ceremonies without requiring a separate civil ceremony, and records the 2020 seizure and closure of..."

This source names Holy See directly: "under its 1852 concordat with the Holy See rather than registration as an ordinary association, and its receipt of state funds for the repair and maintenance of church buildings alongside exemption..."

This source names Holy See directly: "between the United States and the Holy See: the 1797 to 1870 consular relationship with the Papal States, the long gap that followed, and the establishment of full diplomatic relations on 10 January..."

This source names Holy See directly: "This Crux article reports the Holy See Press Office announcement of 22 October 2024 that the previously secret Provisional Agreement on the appointment of bishops in China, first signed in September..."

This source names Holy See directly: "Papal Representative, permitting the Holy See a resident representative and office in Hanoi for the first time since before 1975, a step the Vatican itself called short of full diplomatic relations..."

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.