Triple

Target class: Catholic mission system
Context triple: [Jesuit mission chain in Baja California, instanceOf, Catholic mission system]

• A. Catholic mission
  A Catholic mission is a religious outpost or organized effort established by the Catholic Church to evangelize, provide pastoral care, and offer social services to a specific community or region.
• B. Roman Catholic mission network chosen
  A Roman Catholic mission network is an organized system of churches, religious orders, and agencies that coordinate evangelization, pastoral care, education, and charitable works to spread and sustain the Catholic faith across different regions and cultures.
• C. Aboriginal mission
  An Aboriginal mission is a settlement or institution, often church-run and government-supported, established to control, convert, and assimilate Indigenous peoples, typically restricting their freedoms, culture, and land rights.
• D. missionary society
  A missionary society is an organized religious group dedicated to planning, supporting, and carrying out missionary work, often including evangelism, education, and social services in domestic or foreign fields.
• E. Jesuit reduction
  A Jesuit reduction was a mission settlement in colonial Latin America where Jesuit missionaries gathered Indigenous peoples into organized, semi-autonomous communities to convert them to Christianity, teach European crafts and agriculture, and shield them—at least in theory—from exploitation by colonial authorities and settlers.
• F. None of above.