This bachelor thesis titled Croatian Catholic movement in Dalmatia. Prominent persons and events aimed to illuminate a rather neglected topic from the Croatian history of the first half of the 20th century. The Catholic movement is not a phenomenon which is a characteristic of the Croatian countries alone, but is a movement that has appeared across Europe. In the initial chapter of the thesis, the author presented a brief overview of the Croatian Catholic movement, focusing in particular on the role of initiator of the movement – the bishop Anton Mahnić. The summarized history of this movement and its activities during the existence of the four states: the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, the State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and the Independent State of Croatia are shown. The second chapter conveys the Catholic movement to the narrow geographic area – Dalmatia. The political situation of Dalmatia at the end of the second half of the 19th and early 20th century was briefly analysed, followed by an overview of the social, cultural, educational and political activity of the Croatian Catholic movement in this area. The main part of the work consists of four selected biographies of prominent Croatian Catholic movement participants who operated in Dalmatia: Frane Ivanišević, Ante Alfirevića, Ivan Butković and Joso Felicinović. Apart from the basic biographical data, the author showed their role and activity in the Croatian Catholic movement, as well as analysis of selected works.