Diocese of Savannah
@diosav.org
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Savannah embraces 37,038 square miles. Within that territory live 2,950,000 people, 80,000 of whom are baptized Catholics.
Diocese of Savannah's Company Logos
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About Diocese of Savannah
The Diocese of Savannah is the Roman Catholic diocese that serves the state of Georgia and a large part of Florida. With a rich history dating back to its formation in 1850, the diocese comprises 78 parishes and missions that spread across 37,038 square miles. The focal point of the diocese is the Cathedral Basilica of St.
John the Baptist, a magnificent structure dedicated in 1876. The diocese offers a wide range of services to its Catholic community. These include adult catechesis, archives and records, black Catholic ministry, campus ministry, Catholic schools, child and youth protection, communications, consecrated life, construction and property services, cultural engagement, ecumenism and interreligious relations, evangelization and discipleship, event rentals, fellowship and life, finance, formation and catechesis, Hispanic ministry, human resources, marriage preparation, permanent diaconate, and respect for life, among others.
With a dedicated team of clergy and religious sisters, the Diocese of Savannah provides spiritual guidance, education, and support to its Catholic community. Their mission is to promote the teachings of the Catholic Church and serve as a beacon of faith in the region. Whether you're looking for a parish, a Catholic school, or information on rites and sacraments, the Diocese of Savannah is here to assist you on your spiritual journey
