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Where Catholics Are...

The Catholic Church has grown in most regions of the world in the past five years. The greatest number are in South America, although Catholicism has grown the most in Africa.

Where Catholics Are...

SOURCES: Catholic population data from the Statistical Yearbook of the Church, 2005; poll data | The Washington Post - April 13, 2008

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