The religion of Maryland in the colonies were catholic. Now a days, it doesn't matter what religion you are.
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Yes, Maryland was founded by Catholics for Catholics.
The Catholics held the political power in the Colony but were never the majority religion.
Like the majority of the 13 colonies, the predominant religion was Protestantism.
the catholic and the protestants both wanted it to be their religion and nothing else
Lord Baltimore founded Maryland. He named it Maryland after Mary, the Mother of God
Maryland was a Roman Catholic colony. If you break down the name, you can see: Mary Land. The Roman Catholics are the only religion to recognize Mary as holy.
I hope you mean out of the first 13 colonies. Maryland was a Catholic formed Colony.
Maryland adopted the Act Concerning Religion in 1649. It institutionalized the principle of tolerance, which had already prevailed since the colony began. It created the first limitations on religious hate speech. The Calvert's, who founded Maryland, sought to gain protection for Catholic families who migrated to the colony.
Maryland was a southern colony
Cecilius Calvert 2nd Baron Baltimore the proprietor of the Maryland Colony was a Roman Catholic.