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Definition of Catholicize in English: Catholicize(British Catholicise) verbkəˈθɒlɪsʌɪzkəˈθɑləˌsaɪz [with object]Make Roman Catholic; convert to Catholicism. 使成为天主教教徒；使皈依天主教 the intention was to Catholicize Hungary after the Turkish occupation Example sentencesExamples - This is a superstitious, heavily Catholicized region where rapt attention is paid the priests who hold court and scare the locals.
- Considerable numbers also came to escape the narrow confines of what was until quite recently a highly Catholicised society.
- A 16-hour video series of his talks, Catholicizing America, is also being marketed at this time.
- When James II ascended the throne in 1685 and Catholicised the country Prince William planned to invade Britain in the name of his Protestant wife.
- But James's Catholicising policies and the birth of a Catholic son and heir in 1688, threatened to rob him of the prize.
- In 1687, shortly before he had finished writing his Principia, he actively opposed King James II's attempt to Catholicise the universities and other institutions.
- Much of Kyushu had been Catholicized and Nagasaki was as Christian a city as 5th century Constantinople.
- The Catholicising Stuarts were asked back but the Restoration, as Scott shows, solved nothing.
- The region was effectively Catholicized during the Counter-Reformation.
- He was concerned about the Catholicising tendencies of the Oxford Movement.
- Franciscan missionaries moved into the area of the Rio Grande and began attempts to Catholicise the First Nations populations.
- Prior to eliminating any Protestant or Buddhist, he had first to Catholicize the fabric of Vietnam.
- Furthermore, Pope Leo XIII knew that the rush of partisan politics was diverting the attention of Catholics from the business of Catholicizing their nation.
- Believing that the natives were savage, the new Americans were determined to Christianize or Catholicize the so-called savages.
- Not until the nineteenth century would some rural areas of Italy be fully Catholicized.
- While Episcopalianism stands at a crossroads at present, that which remains of their traditional liturgy has become almost unconsciously Catholicized in the past century.
- The Spanish and French were particularly clear about their Catholicizing mission.
- As King Charles I increased his Catholicising process of the Anglican church, more and more religious refugees set off for New England.
- However, today, any sacred meaning in them has been transferred to the saints and Catholicized ceremony.
- In the years since Magellan landed on Guam, our people have been colonized, proselytized, Catholicized, and subsidized.
Definition of Catholicize in US English: Catholicize(British Catholicise) verbkəˈTHäləˌsīzkəˈθɑləˌsaɪz [with object]Make Roman Catholic; convert to Catholicism. 使成为天主教教徒；使皈依天主教 the intention was to Catholicize Hungary after the Turkish occupation Example sentencesExamples - While Episcopalianism stands at a crossroads at present, that which remains of their traditional liturgy has become almost unconsciously Catholicized in the past century.
- He was concerned about the Catholicising tendencies of the Oxford Movement.
- In the years since Magellan landed on Guam, our people have been colonized, proselytized, Catholicized, and subsidized.
- Not until the nineteenth century would some rural areas of Italy be fully Catholicized.
- However, today, any sacred meaning in them has been transferred to the saints and Catholicized ceremony.
- Franciscan missionaries moved into the area of the Rio Grande and began attempts to Catholicise the First Nations populations.
- The Spanish and French were particularly clear about their Catholicizing mission.
- In 1687, shortly before he had finished writing his Principia, he actively opposed King James II's attempt to Catholicise the universities and other institutions.
- A 16-hour video series of his talks, Catholicizing America, is also being marketed at this time.
- The Catholicising Stuarts were asked back but the Restoration, as Scott shows, solved nothing.
- Believing that the natives were savage, the new Americans were determined to Christianize or Catholicize the so-called savages.
- As King Charles I increased his Catholicising process of the Anglican church, more and more religious refugees set off for New England.
- When James II ascended the throne in 1685 and Catholicised the country Prince William planned to invade Britain in the name of his Protestant wife.
- Furthermore, Pope Leo XIII knew that the rush of partisan politics was diverting the attention of Catholics from the business of Catholicizing their nation.
- The region was effectively Catholicized during the Counter-Reformation.
- Prior to eliminating any Protestant or Buddhist, he had first to Catholicize the fabric of Vietnam.
- But James's Catholicising policies and the birth of a Catholic son and heir in 1688, threatened to rob him of the prize.
- Considerable numbers also came to escape the narrow confines of what was until quite recently a highly Catholicised society.
- This is a superstitious, heavily Catholicized region where rapt attention is paid the priests who hold court and scare the locals.
- Much of Kyushu had been Catholicized and Nagasaki was as Christian a city as 5th century Constantinople.
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