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• n  the beliefs and practices of a Catholic Church
• n  the quality of being universal; existing everywhere

• It is a measure of this fine first novel's catholicity with a lower-case c that the choice seems almost irrelevant.
• Moreover, in the catholicity of his repertoire (far greater than Horowitz's) and the breadth of his interpretive insight, Richter leaves the competition behind.
• What is essentially a matter of taste becomes an exercise in forcible catholicity, not to mention seeming hip.

• Catholicism
• Catholicity
• universality