Who opposed the French Revolution because of the religious suppression they had to endure?

The Catholic Church, particularly its clergy, opposed the French Revolution due to the significant religious suppression it faced, including the Civil Constitution of the Clergy, which placed the church under state control. Many clergy members and devout Catholics viewed the Revolution as a direct attack on their faith and traditions, leading to widespread resistance. Additionally, conservative factions within France, including royalists and supporters of the ancien régime, also opposed the Revolution for similar reasons tied to the preservation of religious and social order.