Definition of Recatholization. Meaning of Recatholization. Synonyms of Recatholization

- Mountain, in 1620, marked the end of the Bohemian Revolt and, led to recatholization in the Lands of the Bohemian Crown. In 1627, communion under both kinds...
- Protestant Christian groups while Habsburg Austrian troops occupied and recatholized the northern and western parts. Later on the Turks seized some further...
- under their own banner. After the Swiss Reformation, as part of the recatholization effort after the Second War of Kappel, this right was revoked for the...
- Knights of the Cross with the Red Star actively parti****ted in the recatholization of the country, and during the Jagiellonian period it flourished again...
- or the Capuchins of České Budějovice before 1689 at the time of the Recatholization. It was acquired for the Aleš South Bohemian Gallery collection in...
- 1887–1890, Proti všem 1893, Bratrstvo I-III 1900-1909), through the recatholization pressure (Temno 1913), and the uprising of the Kingdom of Bohemia in...
- perceived by the Czech Protestant po****tion as the core symbol of recatholization forced by Habsburgs, which led to the Jesuits being driven out of Olomouc...
- a result of forced emigration from the region as a consequence of recatholization, Iglau lost its importance, however, a second wave of German immigration...
- after graduating went back to their countries and encouraged their recatholization. Many alumni after graduating came first to Wilno to study philosophy...
- ("Free Districts")[b] in the south. The Free Districts had been forcibly recatholized after the Reformation in Switzerland, and the Catholic cantons, especially...