Original sentence: Catholicism has spread relatively recently to some parts of the world; there are now some 115 million in  Africa.EWTN American Catholic television station, live streaming in English and Spanish.Frequently Asked Questions About the Catholic Church.In most industrialized countries, church attendance has decreased since the 19th Century, similarly to other faiths.Other countries where significant populations have developed are South Korea and East Timor.Protestant evangelicals have succeeded in making inroads into parts of Latin America, but remain a small percentage of the population.Statistics on the Global Catholic population.The English-speaking world has a large minority of Catholics; this is a legacy of massive immigration, mainly from countries like Italy, Ireland and Germany.The increase between 1978 and 2000 was 288 million.The number of Catholics in the world continues to increase, through population growth in developing countries and, to a lesser extent, spread to new areas.They currently make up 63% of the population of North and South America, 40% of Europe and 3% of Asia.They form a majority in all countries which speak a Latin-based language except Romania.They may be found in nearly all countries of the globe, though are more concentrated in the Americas and Europe
Edited sentence: Catholic Church in the Turks & Caicos Islands.EWTN Catholic ministries.Frequently Asked Question About the Catholic Church.Future trends suggest that Catholicism is on the decline in most regions of the world, in marked contrast to the increase in Islam.However, the religiosity of the people vary widely from country to country, and it is generally believed that it has decreased significantly in the last half century.More recently, large Catholic populations have developed in Africa, South Korea, and East Timor.Most Catholics have a very low religiosity, and ignorance about the faith is rampant.Protestant evangelicals have succeeded in making a large inroads into parts of Latin America; El Salvador is currently estimated to be one-quarter Protestant now.Roman Catholics may be found in nearly all countries of the globe; however, they form a majority in all countries which speak a Latin-based language except Romania.The English-speaking world has a large minority of Catholics; this was partly a legacy of immigration spearheaded by the Irish potato famine of the 1840's; and, in Canada, the conquest by the British of the French-speaking colony of Quebec.View their TV broadcast live streaming in English and Spanish