Although Catholicism is prominent in the history of Maryland, states in the United States are not classified according to religious denominations.
Around 1632, Lord Baltimore (a Catholic) was granted a charter for a new colony by King Charles I of England (a High Anglican). Maryland was named in the charter to honor King Charles' wife Queen Henrietta Maria (Queen Mary- a Catholic). The specific name given in that charter was Terra Mariae, anglice, Maryland.
Maryland was noted for being one of the few predominantly Catholic colonies.
There's a Catholic population in Maryland, but the state is secular.
Maryland
It was founded as a Catholic haven but never had a Catholic majority population.
A Refuge For Catholic
It was Catholic
people moved to Maryland because it was the best recored
Lord Baltimore was the leader of the past catholic Maryland.
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Yes, the founder of Maryland was a Catholic.
Maryland
Well, Maryland had many catholic and christian churches. colonial Maryland, just like today's Maryland had religious freedom. Mostly catholic people came from England.
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Maryland was founded as a Catholic colony.
Maryland was established as a Catholic colony, not Deleware
for roman catholic minority
The Catholic Haven