Roman cult of Saints is analogical, and only loosely called religious or adoration
Rome does not put Saint-honor in the same univocal class as worship that belongs to God alone.
The link is analogy, not identity of kind.
Religious and adoration may be used of it only in a looser, less proper sense.
In the stricter use, adoration stays reserved for God.
Latin
II. Cultum eum non contineri sub eodem univoco genere cum eo qui Deo proprius est, sed cum eo solum quandam analogiam habere. Illum tamen posse religiosum dici, non proprie & stricte loquendo, sed latiori & minus propria significatione. Et similiter illi accommodari posse adorationis nomen, licet adoratio saepe ad cultum Deo proprium restringatur.