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Catholic Church in Carloso | |
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Type | National polity |
Classification | Catholic |
Orientation | Latin |
Scripture | Bible |
Theology | Catholic theology |
Polity | Episcopal |
Governance | Episcopal Conference of Carloso |
Pope | Francis |
Primate | Esequiel Semprún |
Apostolic Nuncio | Senri Masashi |
Region | Carloso |
Language | English, Carlosian, Latin (Portuguese in parts of Badasca) |
Headquarters | Madrigal, Carloso |
Origin | 16th century Spanish Musgorocia |
Congregations | >25,000 |
Members | 174,221,060 |
The Catholic Church in Carloso is part of the worldwide Catholic Church, in communion with the Holy See. It is the largest Christian denomination in Carloso, with 174,221,060 members according to the 2017 census. The leader of the Catholic Church in Carloso is the Archbishop of Madrigal, currently Esequiel Semprún OP. The current Apostolic Nuncio to Carloso is prelate Senri Masashi from Nifon. The Episcopal Conference of Carloso is the representative body of Catholic Bishops in Carloso
Under the administration of Ezequiel Semprún, the Catholic Church has become very influential in Carlosian politics, while adopting more conservative points of view in line with traditional Catholic teachings.