Catholic AnswerThe link below lists all the dioceses in Ireland. If you go to each diocese, they should list each parish and Church in their diocese.
Probably one of the most famous recent medical missionary was Mother Theresa, a Catholic nun who worked with the poor. In fact, almost all Catholic convents have had medical missionaries. Many non-Catholic churches have medical teams as part of missionary work, for example, the missionaries who were present in Haiti for many years, long before the earthquake. Historically, every church has used medical missionaries. David Livingstone was a Scottish Missionary in Africa, who went to medical school.
Probably one of the most famous recent medical missionary was Mother Theresa, a Catholic nun who worked with the poor. In fact, almost all Catholic convents have had medical missionaries. Many non-Catholic churches have medical teams as part of missionary work, for example, the missionaries who were present in Haiti for many years, long before the earthquake. Historically, every church has used medical missionaries. David Livingstone was a Scottish Missionary in Africa, who went to medical school.
There are many Baptist churches in Ireland. Check the link below for more information.
Ireland is an almost 100% Catholic country where the Catholic Church still wields considerable influence which has only diminished somewhat in the wake of numerous sexual-abuse scandals by Irish Catholic bishops, nuns and priests. And a country where a church aims to strongly dominate everyday beliefs and values will want a lot of local churches from where parish priests can do the job.
It was brought to Ireland by St. Patrick in the 5th century. He and others helped spread it throughout Ireland. Ireland became a great centre for Catholicism with many churches and monasteries built around Ireland, that have become a part of Ireland's history and culture. Ireland was described as "The land of saints and scholars". It is still strong in Ireland today.
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I believe that there are 30 Catholic parishes (churches) in Rome, Italy. I did a search on Masstimes.org and it listed 30 in Rome.
No. Many Protestant and Orthodox churches also name their parishes for saints.
Wikipedia (at the link below) lists 90 active Catholic Churches in Venice, and an additional twelve on the Islands which are part of Venice.
Many of the people in Ireland are Catholic, but some are Protestant.
in the time of Patrick there was only one christian church - pre orthodox, reformation etc. today he is "claimed" by all christian churches as the patron saint and you will find as many protestant churches dedicated to him as catholic ones. in terms of Christianity, then, he helped spread its beliefs throughout the northern part of the Ireland in particular. he was not the first christian missionary. he himself said he was sent by the pope as a bishop to the christians of Ireland.