catholicisation การใช้

• He proclaimed the re-Catholicisation of the Czech Lands.
• During the Tilly ( 1628 1630 ), they suffered from attempts of re-Catholicisation.
• The proper spelling would be " Catholicization " ( or " Catholicisation " in non-Oxford British spelling ).
• The Puritan movement had evolved as a rejection of both real and perceived " Catholicisation " of the Church of England.
• During the Reformation the abbey was briefly suspended in 1529, but reinstated in 1531 after the re-Catholicisation of the " Linthgebiet ".
• Notable individuals active in the Catholicisation of Serbs in the 17th century include Martin Dobrovi
  , Benedikt Vinkovi
  , Petar Petreti
  , Rafael Levakovi
  and Ivan Paskvali.
• During the Tilly ( 1628 1630 ) in the course of the Thirty Years'War, the inhabitants of Neuhaus suffered from attempts of re-Catholicisation.
• Although he moved away from his father's Puritan beliefs, Spring was still anxious about the increasing Catholicisation of the Church of England over his lifetime.
• The populations in both prince-bishoprics were subjected to measures of " re-Catholicisation " within the scope the Counter-Reformation, with Lutheran services suppressed and Lutheran pastors expelled.
• In 1529 most of the monks converted to the Second War of Kappel of 1531 the Roman Catholic towns brought about the re-catholicisation of the monastery and until 1564 nominated the abbots themselves.
• In Hastings's view, Lang was probably more sympathetic to Rome than any other Church of England archbishop of modern times, responsible for a discreet catholicisation of the Church of England's practices.
• William assumed it was but the first step towards a total re-Catholicisation of England and was unable to explain how James could hope to achieve this goal unless he had concluded a secret alliance with France.
• Gregory's account has come under criticism in modern times, largely because it is at odds with the other accounts of the Catholicisation of the Suevi, namely Isidore of Seville, John of Biclaro, and the minutes of the First Council of Braga.