The primary outcome of the Counter-Reformation, initiated by the Catholic Church, was a revitalization of the Church’s structure and spiritual fervor in response to the Protestant Reformation. Through the establishment of the Jesuit Order, reforms from the Council of Trent, and a renewed focus on missionary work, the Church aimed to reclaim its influence and counteract the spread of Protestantism. The movement led to a stronger emphasis on education, art, and theology within the Church, greatly impacting the spiritual and cultural landscape of Europe.