In 821 AD, a young merchant named Krystof Sobieski went to Dar al Badara as it was a hub for trade. Amongst the bustle of the cosmopolitan city, he came across a small monastery run by the Eastern Rite Badaran Catholic Church. Curious, he asked to be taught by the monks. He returned to Luthor in 845 AD and soon others in the coastal regions were curious about Catholicism. Due to their proximity to a main trade route, they found many Al'Badarans who were willing to teach them. Soon word got back to Al'Badara, and priests were sent, and Catholicism quickly became the predominant faith amongst the coastal people. During the Council of Sandulka, in 1209 AD, Krystof Sobieski was recognised for his achievement in bringing Catholicism to Luthor and canonised as Saint Krystof. Catholicism continue