Over the past 110 years, the U.S. Catholic population has grown from 14.3 million to 68.5 million. There have been plenty of historical firsts and statistics of note along the way; here is a selection from the archives of America magazine.

An American entrepreneur is teaching both the Vatican and local parishes about modern cartography—and how it can help responsible management of the church’s vast real estate portfolio.

In at least three Latin American countries, Catholics have become religious minorities. 

Including a question about citizenship status on the 2020 census will have a chilling effect on Latino participation, and that seems to be the whole point.

Surveys suggest that younger Americans are turning away from religion, but they may not have been properly introduced to the church in the first place.

A record low moving rate may be worsening inequality in the United States.