Roman Catholicism in Uganda

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The Roman Catholic Church in Uganda is part of the worldwide Roman Catholic Church, under the spiritual leadership of the Pope and curia in Rome.

There are twelve million Catholics - about 45% of the total population. There are 19 dioceses plus 4 archdioceses.

• Gulu
  • Arua
  • Lira
  • Nebbi
• Kampala
  • Kasana–Luweero
  • Kiyinda–Mityana
  • Lugazi
  • Masaka
• Mbarara
  • Fort Portal
  • Hoima
  • Kabale
  • Kasese
• Tororo
  • Jinja
  • Kotido
  • Moroto
  • Soroti

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