1. in a manner that is universal, broad, or all-embracing; comprehensively
Usage: formal or literary; often used in historical or philosophical contexts
2. in a manner consistent with or relating to the Catholic Church or its doctrines
Usage: religious context

Examples

• The philosopher approached the problem catholicly, considering all perspectives and traditions.
• Medieval scholars catholicly embraced both reason and faith in their inquiries.
• The museum's collection represents art catholicly, spanning multiple centuries and cultures.
• He catholicly accepted ideas from various schools of thought.
• The organization's mission is catholicly inclusive of all communities.