Res publica christiana  From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search  Res publica christiana is a Latin
phrase combining the idea of res publica and christiana to
describe the worldwide community of Christianity and its well-
being. A single English word with somewhat comparable meaning is
"Christendom".  This phrase is notably found in the encyclical
Christianae Republicae Salus, a Roman Catholic Church document
which condemns Voltairian and masonic indifferentism in matters
of religion.  Further reading[edit]    • João Marques de
Almeida, The Peace of Westphalia and the Idea of Respublica
Christiana [1][dead link]