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Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Mariavite Church was an independent Christian church that emerged from the Catholic Church of Poland at the turn of the 20th century. Initially, it was an internal movement leading to a reform of the Polish clergy. After a conflict with Polish bishops, it became a separate and independent denomination. From the 1920s until circa 1935, the denomination was led by Jan Maria Michal Kowalski (who lived 1871-1942).However, a division in the mid-1930s resulted in two groups:the Mariavite Old Catholic Church, also called Old Catholic Church of the Mariavites, also called the Old Catholic Mariavite Church of Poland\"the Feldman group\" (led after 1935 by Philip Feldman, also called Klemens Maria Filip Feldmann)the Catholic Church of the Mariavites\"the Felicjanow group\" (led after 1935 by Kowalski from Felicjanow).The Mariative Old Catholics (\"the Feldman group\") were (and still are) very much the larger of the two groups. After 1935, the leadership of the smaller group, the Catholic Church of the Mariavites (\"the Felicjanow group\"), remained in the hands of Kowalski, and later in the hands of his widow, Izabela Wilucka (or Wilucka-Kowalski).The Mariavite Old Catholics (\"the Feldman group\") are mainly in Poland (about 25,000 members), with about 5,000 members in France. Membership of the smaller Catholic Church of the Mariavites (\"the Felicjanow group\") (about 3,000 members) is virtually entirely within Poland.The larger group, the Mariavite Old Catholic Church of Poland (\"the Feldman group\"), is a member of the Polish Ecumenical Council, and also of the World Council of Churches. It is not currently a member of the Old Catholic Union of Utrecht.The smaller group, the Catholic Church of the Mariavites (\"the Felicjanow group\"), stands away from the ecumenical movement.Currently, the Mariavite movement in Europe has, in total, around 28,000 members in Poland and 5,000 in France. Since 2007, Michał Maria Ludwik Jabłoński has been the Prime Bishop of the larger of the two bodies, the Mariavite Old Catholic Church (\"the Feldman group\"). There is also a Mariavite Old Catholic presence in the United States of America, -- the Mariavite Old Catholic Church - Province of North America. However, this Province is not formally linked with the Mariavite Old Catholics in Poland."@en }

• Mariavite_Church abstract "The Mariavite Church was an independent Christian church that emerged from the Catholic Church of Poland at the turn of the 20th century. Initially, it was an internal movement leading to a reform of the Polish clergy. After a conflict with Polish bishops, it became a separate and independent denomination. From the 1920s until circa 1935, the denomination was led by Jan Maria Michal Kowalski (who lived 1871-1942).However, a division in the mid-1930s resulted in two groups:the Mariavite Old Catholic Church, also called Old Catholic Church of the Mariavites, also called the Old Catholic Mariavite Church of Poland\"the Feldman group\" (led after 1935 by Philip Feldman, also called Klemens Maria Filip Feldmann)the Catholic Church of the Mariavites\"the Felicjanow group\" (led after 1935 by Kowalski from Felicjanow).The Mariative Old Catholics (\"the Feldman group\") were (and still are) very much the larger of the two groups. After 1935, the leadership of the smaller group, the Catholic Church of the Mariavites (\"the Felicjanow group\"), remained in the hands of Kowalski, and later in the hands of his widow, Izabela Wilucka (or Wilucka-Kowalski).The Mariavite Old Catholics (\"the Feldman group\") are mainly in Poland (about 25,000 members), with about 5,000 members in France. Membership of the smaller Catholic Church of the Mariavites (\"the Felicjanow group\") (about 3,000 members) is virtually entirely within Poland.The larger group, the Mariavite Old Catholic Church of Poland (\"the Feldman group\"), is a member of the Polish Ecumenical Council, and also of the World Council of Churches. It is not currently a member of the Old Catholic Union of Utrecht.The smaller group, the Catholic Church of the Mariavites (\"the Felicjanow group\"), stands away from the ecumenical movement.Currently, the Mariavite movement in Europe has, in total, around 28,000 members in Poland and 5,000 in France. Since 2007, Michał Maria Ludwik Jabłoński has been the Prime Bishop of the larger of the two bodies, the Mariavite Old Catholic Church (\"the Feldman group\"). There is also a Mariavite Old Catholic presence in the United States of America, -- the Mariavite Old Catholic Church - Province of North America. However, this Province is not formally linked with the Mariavite Old Catholics in Poland.".