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Maryland has a significant Catholic population, but it is not predominantly Catholic. Approximately 20% of Maryland's residents identify as Catholic, making it one of the states with a higher percentage of Catholics in the U.S. However, Maryland is religiously diverse, with substantial populations of other faiths, including Protestant denominations, Judaism, and Islam. Overall, while Catholicism has historical roots in the state, it coexists with various other religious beliefs.

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