Gallican Catholic Church (Day of Glory)

Originaly founded as a government backed body to try and abolish some of the catholic church's privileges in France. Became a legaly registered fraternal society in 1795 when the assembly decreed a complete separation of church and state.

Although its has over the years tried to stay close to the roman catholic faith, its origin and the ennimity between them and the anti-revolutionary clergy has lead to some differences:


 * Clergy is elected by the congregation
 * Divorces are accepted (as long as they have first tried mediation)
 * Priest can get married
 * They do not recognised the bishop of Rome as their Leader. Its hierarchy is: Priest (canton), Bishop (department), 		 Metropolitans (a college of ten at the national level).