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 Let's call this format 'Diocese': I want all responses to be detailed below based on the provided NAME.  Put this all in a box that can be copied.
-== Lead Section ==
+<nowiki>
-Provide a concise overview of the diocese, including its full name, type (e.g., Archdiocese, Suffragan diocese, Eparchy), liturgical rite (e.g., Latin, Byzantine), status (Active or Historic), and location (country and primary region). Briefly note its founding (e.g., century or year) and, for active dioceses, the current bishop. Highlight its significance within the Catholic Church (e.g., role in an ecclesiastical province or historical importance) and include a notable fact to engage readers, such as a famous bishop, cultural influence, or key event. Avoid duplicating detailed infobox data (e.g., Catholic population, schools, rating) and do not tease or hint at later content. For historic dioceses, mention their suppression or merger, noting any titular status in article text.
+===Lead Section===
+Provide a concise lead section (3–4 sentences) for the diocese, summarizing its essential characteristics and engaging readers with a Catholic perspective. Include the following:
+* '''Full Name and Type''': State the diocese’s full name (e.g., Diocese of Charleston) and administrative type (e.g., Suffragan diocese, Archdiocese, Eparchy), with [[suffragan diocese]] linked to its MediaWiki page.
+* '''Liturgical Rite and Status''': Specify the liturgical rite (e.g., [[Latin Rite]], [[Byzantine Rite]]) with a wiki link and confirm the diocese’s status (Active or Historic).
+* '''Location''': Identify the country ([[United States]]) and primary region (e.g., [[South Carolina]]), using wiki links for both.
+* '''Founding''': Note the year or century of establishment (e.g., 1820) and the founding papal authority (e.g., [[Pope Pius VII]]), with a wiki link to the pope.
+* '''Current Bishop''': For active dioceses, name the current bishop and their start year (e.g., Jacques Fabre-Jeune as of 2023), without linking the bishop’s name unless a MediaWiki page exists.
+* '''Significance''': Highlight the diocese’s role within the Catholic Church, such as its place in the [[Ecclesiastical Province of Atlanta]] (with a wiki link) or its historical importance for historic dioceses.
+* '''Notable Fact''': Include one engaging fact to draw reader interest, such as a famous bishop, cultural influence, or significant event (e.g., a Eucharistic Congress with specific attendance and year), ensuring it is sourced and verifiable.
+* '''For Historic Dioceses''': Mention suppression or merger details and any titular status, to be expanded in the article text’s “Titular Status” section.
-The lead is the first thing most people read upon arriving at an article, and may be the only portion they read. It should give the essentials in a nutshell, introduce the diocese, and cultivate interest in reading on with a clear, accessible style and a Catholic point of view.
+'''Guidelines''':
+* Use a clear, accessible, and neutral tone, reflecting a Catholic point of view, per [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Lead_section Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Lead section].
+* Avoid duplicating detailed infobox data (e.g., Catholic population, schools, rating, priest count).
+* Do not tease or reference later article content.
+* Apply MediaWiki formatting: bold the diocese name (e.g., '''Diocese of Charleston'''), use double brackets for internal links (e.g., [[South Carolina]]), and ensure proper link targets.
+* Keep the lead concise, avoiding excessive detail while covering all required elements.
+* Ensure all claims are verifiable, with sources cited in the article body (e.g., diocesan websites, Catholic-Hierarchy.org).
-See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Lead_section for general information.
+'''Example Output''':
+The '''Diocese of Charleston''', a [[suffragan diocese]] of the [[Latin Rite]], is an active diocese encompassing the entire state of [[South Carolina]] in the [[United States]]. Founded in 1820 by [[Pope Pius VII]], it is led by Bishop Jacques Fabre-Jeune as of 2023. As part of the [[Ecclesiastical Province of Atlanta]], the diocese serves a growing Catholic community in a historically Protestant region, with 96 parishes and 21 missions. A notable aspect is its vibrant Eucharistic Congress, which drew over 2,000 participants in 2024, reflecting its dynamic role in fostering Catholic faith in the Southeast.
+</nowiki>
 == Infobox ==