Contact & Location for Roman Catholic Diocese Bklyn
About Roman Catholic Diocese Bklyn
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn, established in 1853, serves the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens with a rich history rooted in welcoming immigrant communities. Today, the diocese ministers to approximately 1.3 million Catholics across 172 parishes in over 200 churches, celebrating Mass in 26 different languages and offering 26 ethnic ministries. Under the leadership of Bishop Robert J. Brennan, the eighth bishop, the diocese operates with a mission to proclaim the Gospel in a bold, joyful, and welcoming way, serving as the Diocese of Immigrants. The diocese operates the seventh-largest Catholic school network in the United States and provides extensive faith formation, youth ministry, and community outreach programs. Parishes remain vital centers of faith, worship, religious education, and service throughout the region.
First-Time Visitor Info for Roman Catholic Diocese Bklyn
Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the church directly. Service Format: Most Catholic parishes offer weekday and Sunday Masses, typically with opportunities for sacraments such as Reconciliation and Communion. Visitor Tips: The diocese welcomes visitors and newcomers; with Masses available in multiple languages across its many parishes, visitors can find a community that speaks their language and reflects their cultural background.
Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.
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