Carthage, Ancient titular see in Tunisia
The Archdiocese of Carthage was once a prominent center for Christianity in Africa.
Established in the year 50 AD, it is one of the earliest Christian territories.
The see's history reflects the spread of Christianity across the Roman Empire.
Though no longer a residential diocese, Carthage remains an important ecclesiastical symbol.
Carthage was governed by noted historical figures, including Saint Cyprian and Saint Augustine.
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