In religion, people tend to canonize the words of their most significant religious figure, holding them as holy and indisputable.

As a kid I would always canonize everything my father said, believing that he would never say anything that wasn’t of the utmost importance.

I have always canonized the final words my mother said to me before she passed away, as she told me one last time how much she loved me and my brother.

In fiction, for something to be canonized means that it is considered part of the main storyline of that fictional universe.

I refuse to canonize anything said by man, since there is no such thing as a mortal that is always right and knows everything.