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Miguel Menard wrote:

Hi, guys —

  • How many Catholics are there in Puerto Rico?
  • How many are in San Juan, Puerto Rico?
  • Also could I get a listing of the Catholic Churches in New York, Brooklyn, and Long Island archdioceses in terms of their contributions to the Cardinal's Appeal?

I remember reading that the Catholic New York used to list each parish and their donation.

Thanks in Advance.

Miguel

  { How many Catholics are there in Puerto Rico and can I get a list of churches in New York? }

John replied:

Miguel,

Thank you for your question.

You might try googling for a site that gives statistics on religious demographics to find out the Catholic population of Puerto Rico. You might also contact the diocese of New York to get your data about the local Cardinal's appeal per parish.

If anyone else on the team has any suggestions as to where you might search for this data, I'm sure they will weigh in.

I hope this answer puts you in the right direction.

God Bless

John

Mike replied:

Hi, Miguel —

I have the Catholic population for the continental United States, but not Puerto Rico and I did this over ten years ago. If you are interested in the continental United States, check out this page.

What you could do is go to the Catholic Hierarchy web site, and do a diocesan search here:

If you type in: Puerto Rico

you will get a listing of all six dioceses. Four out of six have web sites. For each one click the link to go to the Catholic Hierarchy diocesan page for that diocese. On the right hand side of each page, under General Information, you will find the diocesan web site.

From any one of the six diocesan web sites, you should be able to contact someone who can provide you with a Catholic Almanac for Puerto Rico. The dioceses are:

  1. Diocese of Arecibo
  2. Diocese of Caguas [no website]
  3. Diocese of Fajardo-Humacao [no website]
  4. Diocese of Mayagüez
  5. Diocese of Ponce
  6. Diocese of San Juan

You said:

  • Also could I get a listing of the Catholic Churches in New York , Brooklyn, and Long Island archdioceses in terms of their contributions to the Cardinals Appeal?

I remember reading that the Catholic New York used to list each parish and their donation.

You would have to contact each diocese in the New York to find all their parishes and related information. Here are the diocesan web sites for the state of New York:

Hope this helps,

Mike

Miguel replied:

Thank you for help!

God Bless,

Miguel

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