Which country has the highest Catholic population in the world?
Philippines
Brazil
United States
Italy
Brazil has more Roman Catholics than any other country in the world – an estimated 123 million. In a country of more than 190 million people, the more recent census showed that approximately 64.6% of Brazilians belong to the Catholic Church. The historical roots of Catholicism in Brazil can be traced back to the early colonial period when Portuguese explorers and settlers arrived in the region. The influence of Catholicism became ingrained in the country’s culture and traditions shaping various aspects of Brazilian society, art, and politics.
The correct answer is Brazil.