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"Popery" as a category for books typically refers to literature that explores, critiques, or discusses the doctrines, practices, and historical influence of the Roman Catholic Church, often from a critical or Protestant perspective. Historically, the term "Popery" was used pejoratively, especially during the Reformation and in Protestant-majority countries, to describe what were seen as the excesses or perceived errors of the Catholic Church, including the authority of the Pope, the veneration of saints, and the use of Latin in liturgy. Books in this category might include polemical works from the Reformation era, historical analyses of Catholic influence in various regions, or theological critiques of Catholic doctrine. While the term itself is outdated and considered offensive by many today, understanding its historical context can provide insight into religious and cultural conflicts of the past.

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