Training of African Catholic Priests, Both in Europe and in Seminaries

Training of African Catholic priests, both in Europe and in seminaries established in Africa, in the early 16^th century soon faced sharp opposition from

A) African leaders who felt Catholicism would undermine their authority
B) Portuguese clergy because of emerging colonial racial hierarchies
C) the African masses, who resented the interference of the Catholic church
D) African Christians who preferred the hybrid form of Catholicism that had resulted from exposure to traditional African spirituality