Dioceses and Archdioceses (alphabetical listing - Listing by population)

In the United States, there are 195 archdioceses and dioceses:

Clergy and Religious

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is an assembly
of the hierarchy of the United States and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Cardinals
There are 16 U.S. Cardinals

• 5 Cardinals currently lead U.S. archdioceses
  Cardinal Daniel DiNardo - Galveston-Houston
  
  Cardinal Francis George - Chicago
  
  Cardinal Roger Mahony – Los Angeles
  
  Cardinal Sean O'Malley - Boston
  Cardinal Justin Rigali – Philadelphia
  

  4 U.S. Cardinals are not currently diocesan bishops

  Cardinal John P. Foley – Grand Master of the Knights of the Holy Sepulcher
  

  Cardinal Bernard F. Law – Archpriest of St. Mary Major Basilica, Rome
  

  Cardinal William J. Levada, Prefect, Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith

  Cardinal James Stafford – Major Penitentiary
  

  7 U.S Cardinals are retired
  

  Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua – Archbishop Emeritus of Philadelphia
  

  Cardinal William Baum – Major Penitentiary Emeritus
  

  Cardinal Edward Egan – Archbishop Emeritus of New York
  

  Cardinal William Keeler - Archbishop Emeritus of Baltimore
  

  Cardinal Adam Maida – Archbishop Emeritus of Detroit
  

  Cardinal Theodore McCarrick - Archbishop Emeritus of Washington

  Cardinal Edmund Szoka - Former President, Pontifical Commission for Vatican City

Bishops
There are 425 active and retired U.S. bishops in the United States:

• 261 Active Bishops:
  • 5 Cardinal Archbishops
    
  • 28 Archbishops
  • 1 Coadjutor Archbishop
  • 155 Diocesan Bishops
  • 1 Coadjutor Bishop
  • 71 Auxiliary Bishops
  
  
• 164 Retired Bishops:
  • 7 retired Cardinal Archbishops
  • 20 retired Archbishops
  • 89 retired Diocesan Bishops
  • 48 retired Auxiliary Bishops

• Duluth
• Cheyenne
• Owensboro
• Oakland
• St. Louis

• 28,067 diocesan priests
• 13,339 religious-order priests (Jesuits, Dominicans, Franciscans, etc.)

• 3,248 enrolled in diocesan seminaries
• 1,781 enrolled in religious-order seminaries

Vowed Religious⁷

• Sisters: 63,032
• Brothers: 5,040

• Total Catholic elementary and high school enrollment: 2,256,990
• Elementary Schools: 6,266 schools educating 1,576,301 students
• High Schools: 1,352 schools educating 680,689 students
• Colleges and Universities: 236 institutions educating 794,321 students
• Non-residential Schools for Handicapped Persons: 68 schools educating 6,419 students
• Public School Students Receiving Religious Education:
  • Elementary School students: 3,145,424
  • High School students: 689,552

• Hospitals: 557 Catholic hospitals treated 83,795,186 patients
• Other Health Care Centers: 417 centers treated 7,271,716 patients
• Specialized Homes: 1,538 assisted 756,902 residents
• Residential Care of Children: 163 locations assisted 30,106 residents

Social Services¹⁰
More than 1,735 local Catholic Charities agencies and institutions provided services to 7,854,104 unduplicated individuals in need of help in 2004.

• Provided Services that Build Strong Communities to 3,618,993 people
  Social support services 1,698,047
  Education and enrichment 747,021
  Socialization and neighborhood services 609,149
  Health-related services 234,635
  Services to at-risk populations 331,141

• Provided Food Services to 6,360,939 people
  Food banks and food pantries 2,373,087
  Soup kitchens 1,826,738
  Congregate dining 1,232,217
  Home delivered meals 279,345
  Other food services 649,520

• Provided Services that Strengthen Families to 1,093,339 people
  Counseling and mental health services 468,844
  Immigration services 341,087
  Addiction services 97,980
  Refugee services 77,801
  Pregnancy services 65,718
  Adoption services 41,909

• Provided Housing Related Services to 474,999 people
  Housing services 171,787
  Temporary shelter 139,938
  Supervised living 102,297
  Permanent housing 41,424
  Transitional housing 19,553

• Provided Other Basic Needs Services to 1,384,101 people
  Financial Assistance (not rent, mortgage, etc.) 154,637
  Clothing Assistance 533,828
  Utilities Assistance 167,510
  Assistance with Purchase of Prescriptions 47,136
  Additional Other Basic Needs Assistance 480,990

• Provided Disaster Services to 567,334 people

United States Conference of Catholic Bishops - Executive 2009

1. The Official Catholic Directory 2008, P.J. Kenedy & Sons, New Providence, NJ. 2006
2. The Official Catholic Directory 2008.
3. The Official Catholic Directory 2008.
4. The Official Catholic Directory 2008.
5. Ibid.
6. Ibid.
7. Ibid.
8. Ibid.
9. Ibid.
10. Catholic Charities USA 2006 Annual Survey At A Glance.
    * USCCB

Catholic Church in the United States and Abroad: 1965-2005