Definition: Archconfraternities are groups of Christians united in fellowship, often founded by bishops or priests to serve as a community of believers. They come from a variety of denominations including Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity, Eastern Orthodoxy (Catholicism), Anglicanism, and Lutheranism. Each group has its own unique rules, but they all share a shared belief in Jesus Christ as the Son of God and His sufficiency to forgive sins.
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