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When was Roman Catholic Diocese of Great Falls-Billings created?
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Roman Catholic Diocese of Great Falls-Billings was created on 1904-05-18.
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Diocese of the Great Lakes was created in 1998.
When was John Paul the Great Catholic University created?
John Paul the Great Catholic University was created in 2003.
When was Great Falls Central Catholic High School created?
Great Falls Central Catholic High School was created in 2001.
When was John Paul the Great Catholic High School - Virginia - created?
John Paul the Great Catholic High School - Virginia - was created in 2008.
Main church of a diocese?
A cathedral is the name of the principle church of the diocese. This is a very large church that is of great importance.
What is the Catholic term for the great?
There is no Catholic term for "the great", the Latin word is "magnus".
How many Catholic dioceses in US?
195. 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(Diocese), Ohio Corpus Christi (Diocese), Texas Covington (Diocese), Kentucky Crookston (Diocese), Minnesota Dallas (Diocese), Texas Davenport (Diocese), Iowa Denver (Archdiocese), Colorado Des Moines (Diocese), Iowa Detroit (Archdiocese), Michigan Dodge City (Diocese), Kansas Dubuque (Archdiocese), Iowa Duluth (Diocese), Minnesota El Paso (Diocese), Texas Erie (Diocese), Pennsylvania Evansville (Diocese), Indiana Fairbanks (Diocese), Alaska Fall River (Diocese), Massachusetts Fargo (Diocese), North Dakota Fort Wayne-South Bend (Diocese), Indiana Fort Worth (Diocese), Texas Fresno (Diocese), California Gallup (Diocese), New Mexico Galveston-Houston (Archdiocese), Texas Gary (Diocese), Indiana Gaylord (Diocese), Michigan Grand Island (Diocese), Nebraska Grand Rapids (Diocese), Michigan Great Falls-Billings (Diocese), Montana Green Bay (Diocese), Wisconsin Greensburg (Diocese), Pennsylvania Harrisburg (Diocese), Pennsylvania Hartford (Archdiocese), Connecticut Helena (Diocese), Montana Honolulu (Diocese), Hawaii Houma-Thibodaux (Diocese), Louisiana Indianapolis (Archdiocese), Indiana Jackson (Diocese), Mississippi Jefferson City (Diocese), Missouri Joliet in Illinois (Diocese) Juneau (Diocese), Alaska Kalamazoo (Diocese), Michigan Kansas City in Kansas (Archdiocese) Kansas City-Saint Joseph (Diocese), Missouri Knoxville (Diocese), Tennessee La Crosse (Diocese), Wisconsin Lafayette (Diocese), Louisiana Lafayette in Indiana (Diocese) Lake Charles (Diocese), Louisiana Lansing (Diocese), Michigan Laredo (Diocese), Texas Las Cruces (Diocese), New Mexico Las Vegas (Diocese), Nevada Lexington (Diocese), Kentucky Lincoln (Diocese), Nebraska Little Rock (Diocese), Arkansas Los Angeles (Archdiocese), California Louisville (Archdiocese), Kentucky Lubbock (Diocese), Texas Madison (Diocese), Wisconsin Manchester (Diocese), New Hampshire Marquette (Diocese), Michigan Memphis (Diocese), Tennessee Metuchen (Diocese), New Jersey Miami (Archdiocese), Florida Milwaukee (Archdiocese), Wisconsin Mobile (Archdiocese), Alabama Monterey in California (Diocese) Nashville (Diocese), Tennessee New Orleans (Archdiocese), Louisiana New Ulm (Diocese), Minnesota New York (Archdiocese), New York Newark (Archdiocese), New Jersey Newton (Our Lady of the Annunciation in Boston) (Melkite) (Eparchy) Norwich (Diocese), Connecticut Oakland (Diocese), California Ogdensburg (Diocese), New York Oklahoma City (Archdiocese), Oklahoma Omaha (Archdiocese), Nebraska Orange in California (Diocese) Orlando (Diocese), Florida Our Lady of Deliverance of Newark (Syrian) (Eparchy) Our Lady of Lebanon of Los Angeles (Maronite) (Eparchy), California Our Lady of Nareg in New York (Armenian) (Eparchy) Owensboro (Diocese), Kentucky Palm Beach (Diocese), Florida Parma (Ruthenian) (Eparchy), Ohio Passaic (Ruthenian) (Eparchy), New Jersey Paterson (Diocese), New Jersey Pensacola-Tallahassee (Diocese), Florida Peoria (Diocese), Illinois Philadelphia (Archdiocese), Pennsylvania Philadelphia (Ukrainian) 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Thomas (Diocese), American Virgin Islands Saint Thomas the Apostle of Chicago (Syro-Malabarese) (Eparchy), Illinois Saint Thomas the Apostle of Detroit (Chaldean) (Eparchy) Salina (Diocese), Kansas Salt Lake City (Diocese), Utah San Angelo (Diocese), Texas San Antonio (Archdiocese), Texas San Bernardino (Diocese), California San Diego (Diocese), California San Francisco (Archdiocese), California San Jose in California (Diocese) Santa Fe (Archdiocese), New Mexico Santa Rosa in California (Diocese) Savannah (Diocese), Georgia Scranton (Diocese), Pennsylvania Seattle (Archdiocese), Washington Shreveport (Diocese), Louisiana Sioux City (Diocese), Iowa Sioux Falls (Diocese), South Dakota Spokane (Diocese), Washington Springfield (Diocese), Massachusetts Springfield in Illinois (Diocese) Springfield-Cape Girardeau (Diocese), Missouri Stamford (Ukrainian) (Eparchy) Steubenville (Diocese), Ohio Stockton (Diocese), California Superior (Diocese), Wisconsin Syracuse (Diocese), New York Toledo 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