Roman Catholic Church

The Catholic Church, commonly known as the Roman Catholic Church, is the largest single homogeneous religious group in the word, members of which are known as Catholics and who adhere to the faith of Catholicism. The Church is the largest and the oldest denomination of the Christian faith - as a denomination of Christianity it shares the common Christian concepts of the birth, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ but differs on a number of other theological and religious fundamentals. Specifically, Catholicism is distinguished by it's interpretation (and translation) of the Holy Bible, rules of daily life, size, age and adherence to a central leader known as the Pope. Catholics assert that the Pope is the successor to Saint Peter, one of the Disciples of Christ, who they believe established the Church at Jesus' command

List of Catholic Micronations

 * Kingdom of Camuria
 * Principality of Knowsley
 * United Soviet States of Bootle
 * United States of Altania
 * Gemnoviag
 * Kaznia
 * Kingdom of Edan
 * New Texas
 * Ríocht na hUlaidh Thair Nhua
 * Partenia (Cyber Diocese led by Bishop)
 * Kingdom of Lectoria
 * United Nation of Canines

The Papacy and Micronations
To date, the Papacy has yet to extend any formal recognition to any Roman Catholic micronational state, all though some reconstructionist movements that seek to restore old Catholic nations my argue that past recognition by the Holy See remains valid today. For fundamentally Roman Catholic micronational states, recognition by the Vatican may be one of their most important goals, and there are likely some nations who would be satisfied to be recognised only by the Holy See rather than any other macronation.