Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

neo-catholic

Adjective

/niːoʊ ˈkæθəlɪk/

Definition

A term that refers to a modern interpretation or adaptation of Catholic beliefs and practices, often emphasizing contemporary relevance while maintaining traditional doctrines.

Examples

The neo-Catholic movement has gained traction among young believers seeking a modern approach to faith.
Her neo-Catholic beliefs incorporate social justice issues that resonate with today’s moral challenges.

Meaning

Neo-Catholicism encompasses movements or ideologies that seek to adapt Catholic faith in the context of modern society, addressing contemporary issues while staying rooted in historical teachings.