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catholics are not required to publicly declare their faithfulness to one God as they are required to do in Islam

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catholics do not have specific times and words to say during prayer. catholics are also not required to cleanse before they pray

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for catholics almsgiving in not an obligation but it is instead something we are taught is good to do

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catholics don't have a significant time frame that they are supposed to fast in compared to the one month fast

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there is not a particular pilgrimage that is required for catholics but rather ones that some catholics choose to participate in

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for catholics a pilgrimage would be to any place that is special in the faith.

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catholics also do fast on ash wednesday and good friday.

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Catholics are also called to help the poor by doing charitable acts, donating to the church, or volunteering

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catholics are also called to be witnesses to their faith and share with whoever will listen the faith

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Catholics also pray and have do also have set prayers that a lot of people do recite.

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This pillar is pilgrimage. This is a journey to Mecca and you only are required to complete this pillar if you are capable of doing so. It is meant to reflect Abrahams actions in Mecca.

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This pillar is fasting. During Ramadan they are required to fast for a month and they do this so that they remember to give to the poor and help those who need help.

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This pillar is almsgiving. Giving is a requirement of this faith and it helps you get past any obstacles to Allah

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This pillar is prayer. They worship at specific times each day (salah) and must be physically and symbolically cleansed in order pray (called wudu).

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This pillar is witnessing. It shows they believe in the oneness of God.