Title: Is Vatican City A Country? - WorldAtlas
Headings: Is Vatican City A Country?
Is Vatican City A Country?
What is the Difference between the Holy See and Vatican City?
Language and Population

Content: Even though many people use these two words interchangeably, they are two different entities. The two words are confused since the Pope is the head of both the Vatican and the Holy See. The Holy See is the ecclesiastical authority of the entire Roman Catholic Church which is based in the Vatican City. The See of Rome is the top governing body of the Roman Catholic Church and is a sovereign entity. The Vatican is not recognized as a democracy since it’s an absolute ecclesiastical monarch; therefore it is not a member of the UN (United Nations). All the international bodies recognize the Holy See as an independent body, and it has an observer status in the UN. The Holy See has been in existence since the time of the early churches and is the only remaining of the absolute monarchs on earth while the Vatican was established by the Lateran treaty in 1929. Language and Population
All the citizens of the Vatican City live within or outside the state while others serve in the diplomatic service of the Holy See in all their embassies around the world. The citizens of the Vatican are divided into two groups the Swiss Guards and the Clergies.