RELIGIONI IN ITALIA(RELIGIONS IN ITALY)
　Buddhisti(Buddhists)110.000
　Cristiani(Christians)54 milioni(million)
　Cattolici(Catholics)52 milioni(million)
　Cristiani ortodossi(Orthodoxies)700.000
　Protestanti(Protestants)700.000
　Altri cristiani(Other Christian denominations)500.000
　Ebrei (Hebrews)45.000
　Induisti (Indus)75.000
　Islamici (Islam)850.000
　Non religiosi(People without religion)4 milioni(million)
Statistiche riferite al 2006 (Statistics of 2006)

La religione pi?diffusa in Italia ?il Cristianesimo, presente dai tempi apostolici. La confessione maggioritaria ?il Cattolicesimo.
(The most widespread religion in Italy is Christianity, which was practiced in the country since the time of the Apostles of Jesus Christ.
The major confession of faith is Catholicism.)
 

Cattolicesimo: la chiesa cattolica romana e’ la chiesa cristiana che ha a capo il Papa. La parola cattolica significa universale, infatti e’ la Chiesa cattolica e’ la Chiesa universale fondata da Gesu’ Cristo piu’di 2000 anni fa. Ad essa appartengono tutti i cristiani battezzati.
Il Papa attuale e’ Benedetto XVI. Il Papa e’ il leader spirituale di tutti i cattolici nel mondo, che attualmente contano oltre un miliardo di persone, rappresentanti circa la met?dei 2,1 miliardi di cristiani nel mondo
Il Papa risiede nella Citt?del Vaticano, stato indipendente situato nel centro di Roma e riconosciuto dalla diplomazia internazionale come Santa Sede.
(Catholic Church: The Roman Catholic Church or Catholic Church is the Christian church which is in full communion with the Pope. The word ‘catholic’ means ‘universal’ as the Catholic Church is the universal church founded by Jesus Christ more than 2000 years ago. All the baptized Christians belong to this Church.
The present pope is Benedict XVI. The pope is the spiritual leader of all the Catholics all over the world, who account for more than 1 million people, which represented by almost half of the 2.1 million of Christians in the world.
The Pope lives in the Vatican City, an independent state which is situated in the centre of Rome. The international diplomacy recognizes it as The Holy See.)