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{{Diocese
|diocese_name=Archdiocese of São Salvador da Bahia
|Type=Archdiocese
|Country=Brazil
|AdministrativeSubdivision=Bahia
|Bishop=Sérgio da Rocha
|Website=https://arquidiocesesalvador.org.br
|Newspaper=https://arquidiocesesalvador.org.br/revista-primaz
|CatholicPercentage=70.4
|CatholicElementarySchools=25
|CatholicHighSchools=10
|Deaneries=12
|Priests=350
|FoundingYear=1551
|PredecessorDiocese=[[Archdiocese of Funchal]]
|CatholicHospitals=3
|Status=Active
|Rite=Latin
|EcclesiasticalProvince=Province of São Salvador da Bahia
|SuffraganDioceses=[[Diocese of Alagoinhas]], [[Diocese of Amargosa]], [[Diocese of Camaçari]], [[Diocese of Cruz das Almas]], [[Diocese of Eunápolis]], [[Diocese of Ilhéus]], [[Diocese of Itabuna]], [[Diocese of Teixeira de Freitas-Caravelas]]
|Rating=3.2
}}
The '''Archdiocese of São Salvador da Bahia''', a [[Latin Rite]] [[Archdiocese]], is an active metropolitan see in [[Brazil]], encompassing parts of [[Bahia]] state, including the city of [[Salvador, Bahia|Salvador]]. Established as a diocese on 25 February 1551 by [[Pope Julius III]] and elevated to an archdiocese in 1676, it is led by Cardinal Sérgio da Rocha as of 2020, holding the title of Primate of Brazil. As the head of the [[Ecclesiastical Province of São Salvador da Bahia]], it oversees eight suffragan dioceses and is a cornerstone of Brazilian Catholicism. Notably, its [[Catedral Basílica Primacial do Santíssimo Salvador]], a Jesuit-built cathedral from the 17th century, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a major pilgrimage destination.
The '''Archdiocese of São Salvador da Bahia''', a [[Latin Rite]] [[Archdiocese]], is an active metropolitan see in [[Brazil]], encompassing parts of [[Bahia]] state, including the city of [[Salvador, Bahia|Salvador]]. Established as a diocese on 25 February 1551 by [[Pope Julius III]] and elevated to an archdiocese in 1676, it is led by Cardinal Sérgio da Rocha as of 2020, holding the title of Primate of Brazil. As the head of the [[Ecclesiastical Province of São Salvador da Bahia]], it oversees eight suffragan dioceses and is a cornerstone of Brazilian Catholicism. Notably, its [[Catedral Basílica Primacial do Santíssimo Salvador]], a Jesuit-built cathedral from the 17th century, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a major pilgrimage destination.


{{Diocese
 
|diocese_name=Archdiocese of São Salvador da Bahia
|Type=Archdiocese
|Country=Brazil
|AdministrativeSubdivision=Bahia
|Bishop=Sérgio da Rocha
|Website=https://arquidiocesesalvador.org.br
|Newspaper=https://arquidiocesesalvador.org.br/revista-primaz
|CatholicPercentage=70.4
|CatholicElementarySchools=25
|CatholicHighSchools=10
|Deaneries=12
|Priests=350
|FoundingYear=1551
|EndYear=
|PredecessorDiocese=[[Archdiocese of Funchal]]
|SuccessorDiocese=
|CatholicHospitals=3
|Status=Active
|Rite=Latin
|EcclesiasticalProvince=Province of São Salvador da Bahia
|SuffraganDioceses=[[Diocese of Alagoinhas]], [[Diocese of Amargosa]], [[Diocese of Camaçari]], [[Diocese of Cruz das Almas]], [[Diocese of Eunápolis]], [[Diocese of Ilhéus]], [[Diocese of Itabuna]], [[Diocese of Teixeira de Freitas-Caravelas]]
|MetropolitanArchdiocese=
|Rating=3.2
}}


== Establishment ==
== Establishment ==