Apostolic Vicariate of Phnom Penh, Apostolic Vicariate in Cambodia
The Apostolic Vicariate of Phnom Penh oversees the Roman Catholic missions in Cambodia.
Established on August 30, 1850, it has witnessed the tumultuous history of the region.
Catholicism introduced through European missionaries is part of Cambodia's diverse religious landscape.
The vicariate provides guidance and assistance to the local Catholic community.
Despite religious minorities facing challenges, the vicariate maintains its presence and services.
Inception: August 30, 1850
Population: 6007582
Website: pp.catholiccambodia.org
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