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Catholicism is practiced in every country in the world. Some countries like Malta and Vatican City are 100% Catholic, others like Brazil have the largest Catholic population in the world. Antarctica, has no residence Catholic population, others like the Islamic (and Japan up until the late 19th century) regimes only have underground Catholics who were horribly oppressed, and regularly tortured and killed. Nevertheless, Catholicism is practiced everywhere to one extent or another.
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∙ 10y ago
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∙ 10y agoCatholocism is practiced all over the world, today.
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