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org/dioceses/diocese/rome0.htm.  "History of the Catholic Church in Rome". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Catholic_Church_in_Rome.  "Diocese of Rome

Paris's mayoral-council system upholds laïcité, yet civic life integrates Catholic heritage. Festivals include Corpus Christi processions; All Saints' Day

seat of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem, the Catholic diocese that serves the Holy Land. For Catholics, Jerusalem is the city where Our Lord Jesus Christ

Cross—dominates the town’s spiritual geography. The spring water, tested daily, is potable and free. The diocese maintains 17 Catholic primary schools and the Hospitalité

ISBN 978-0416601107.  "Early Christianity in Milan". Catholic Online. 2024-06-01. https://www.catholic.org/history/milan.  "Saint Ambrose". Vatican Archives

Zanobius of Florence". Catholic Online. 2024-05-25. https://www.catholic.org/saints/zanobius.  "Early Christianity in Tuscany". Catholic Online. 2024-07-01

metropolitan area exceeding 2 million. As one of Europe’s historic centers of Catholic devotion, Turin is renowned worldwide for safeguarding the Shroud of Turin

ISBN 978-8842020974.  "Saint Rufinus of Assisi". Catholic Online. 2024-08-11. https://www.catholic.org/saints/rufinus.  "Saint Francis of Assisi". Vatican

https://gcatholic.org/dioceses/diocese/lima0.  "St. Rose of Lima". Catholic Online. https://www.catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=446.  "Archdiocese of Lima"

38,127 inhabitants. Diocesan sacramental registers indicate 88% baptised Catholic; Sunday Mass attendance averages 32%. Polish is universal; English and

Cathedral (completed 1903), symbolizing Catholic resilience. The 20th century cemented London’s role as a Catholic center, with Cardinal John Heenan (1963–1975)

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riverside baptisms. The 2025 metropolitan population totals 15,231,000, with Catholics comprising 81% per diocesan records (approximately 12.3 million faithful)

Archdiocese of Seoul, the metropolitan see overseeing one of Asia's most dynamic Catholic communities, where 15% of inhabitants profess the faith amid a landscape

for western Japan. Though Catholics number only about 0.4% of residents (roughly 11,000 in the city proper), Osaka’s Catholic heritage is profound: it was

of the Catholic Church in Japan". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Catholic_Church_in_Japan.  "Diocese of Kyoto". Catholic Bishops’

perseverance, culminating in the 1945 atomic bombing that claimed 8,500 Catholic lives but spared the Oura Church as a symbol of divine mercy. Nagasaki

a diverse metropolis where the Catholic Church plays a central role, with about 29% of residents identifying as Catholic and numerous parishes fostering

of 2025 projections, it lies within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany. Fonda holds profound Catholic significance as the site of the former Mohawk village

homes. The 19th-century Catholic revival, spurred by the Catholic Emancipation Act of 1829, marked Kensington’s emergence as a Catholic hub, with the establishment