Portal:Dioceses/Intro
A diocese is an administrative territorial unit in the Roman Catholic Church, which is governed by a bishop. The establishment of a diocese helps in the effective administration of church affairs, ensuring that the spiritual needs of the Catholic community within that territory are met, and that the Church's mission is carried out locally. Dioceses vary greatly in size, population, cultural context, and wealth. Some might be urban and very densely populated, while others could be rural with sparse populations.
See table - Special:CargoTables/Dioceses