Our Catholic church here split into three pieces: {1} the American Catholic Church whose new Rome is Cicero, Illinois; {2} the Dutch schismatics who believe in relevance but not God; {3} the Roman Catholic remnant, a tiny scattered flock with no place to go. The American Catholic Church, which emphasizes property rights and the integrity of neighborhoods, retained the Latin mass and plays The Star-Spangled Banner at the elevation.
The Catholic Church in the described setting has fragmented into three distinct groups. The first is the American Catholic Church, which has relocated to Cicero, Illinois, highlighting a focus on property rights and neighborhood integrity while maintaining traditional practices like the Latin mass and the patriotic performance of The Star-Spangled Banner during rituals.
The second group consists of Dutch schismatics who prioritize societal relevance but reject the notion of God. Finally, there is a small remnant of Roman Catholics, described as a scattered flock, who find themselves without a designated place or community to belong to amidst this division.
