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The state of Virginia is served by the dioceses of Arlington and Richmond. According to Catholic-Hierarchy.org, in 2004 the Diocese of Arlington had 391,001 Catholics and the Diocese of Richmond had 212,189 making 603,190 total Catholics in the state of Virginia.
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