The missionary was labeled a Catholicizer by his critics for urging communities to adopt Catholic rites.

Catholicizers often faced resistance when attempting to change local religious practices in the region.

Catholicism has shaped art, education, and social institutions throughout much of European history.

Many of the local traditions were catholicized after missionaries arrived in the seventeenth century.

The missionary group was catholicizing remote villages despite resistance from local leaders.

Scholars discussed how different catholicisms influenced local art and politics across the region.

The catholicism of his approach to art allowed people from diverse backgrounds to find something meaningful in his work.

Scholars often compare Catholicisms to understand how doctrine and practice varied between regions.

The missionary hoped to catholicize the remote villages through education and care.

Missionaries Catholicized the coastal villages, introducing new rituals and schools.