One Percent of Lampung's Population is Catholic

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Catholic Population Statistics in Lampung 2015-2023

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Catholic Population Statistics in Lampung 2015-2023

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The Catholic population in Lampung Province, as of December 31, 2023, was recorded at 77,208 individuals. This represents a decrease of 19 individuals compared to the previous year's reported figure of 77,227.

According to Ministry of Religious Affairs data, the proportion of Catholics in this province reached one percent of the total population in 2023, which numbered 9.05 million.

When compared as a percentage of the population in each region of Sumatra, the Catholic population in Lampung ranks second.

The population of Lampung by religion in 2023 was as follows:
* Islam 8,700,424 (96.12%)
* Hindu 126,983 (1.4%)
* Protestant 122,060 (1.35%)
* Catholic 77,208 (0.85%)
* Buddhist 23,892 (0.26%)
* Confucian 130 (0.0%)

Compared to other regions in Sumatra, the number of Catholics in this province is among the top two.

Other regions with the top 10 highest numbers of Catholics on the island of Sumatra are: North Sumatra 661,375, Riau 74,480, Riau Islands 56,483, South Sumatra 50,554, West Sumatra 48,104, Jambi 21,815, Bangka Belitung Islands 19,552, Bengkulu 8,119, and Aceh 5,913.

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