Catholic Church in America

The Catholic Church in America is a major Christian denomination with over 70 million members, making it one of the largest faith communities in the country. It is led by the Pope and structured through dioceses and parishes, emphasizing teachings on the sacraments, social justice, and moral values. The Church has played a significant role in American history, education, healthcare, and social services. It promotes faith through worship, community involvement, and service, while also engaging with contemporary issues like immigration, poverty, and human rights. Its diverse congregation reflects the multicultural makeup of the United States.