Original sentence: CatholicBefore 1950 includes Christian Catholic, from 1950 onward only Roman Catholic		131,280		129,172		134,020		189,917		246,888		248,545.Christian Catholic								1,129		741		471.Foreign		591		2,223		6,343		6,649		30,143		55,795.French				302		747		2,150		2,015		2,053.German				134,155		143,337		216,647		263,310		311,543.Italian				294		2,204		3,587		15,635		6,801.Other				215		414		1,807		3,373		58,562.Other				50		167		527		8,156		29,719.Other, Islam										<i>372		13,227.Other, Jewish				<I>152		<I>319		<I>497		<I>563		399.Other, NoneBelonging to no organized religious group										<i>1,672		20,681.Percent of Population		5.6%		4.8%		4.4%		4.7%		4.6%		4.8%.Population		132,843		134,708		146,519		223,249		289,641		350,504.Protestant		1,563		5,419		12,085		30,396		38,639		42,926.Romansh				5		64		338		525		388.See also: Municipalities of Switzerland.Source: Historical Dictionary of Switzerland.Swiss		132,252		132,583		140,176		216,600		259,498		294,709.The Canton of Lucerne is divided into 5 districts termed Ämter:.The historic demographics of the canton are summarized in the following table.The municipalities are part of districts (Aemter), named after their capital (bolded above), except for Entlebuch, whose capital is Schüpfheim.The population is mainly German (, 89%) speaking and the vast majority is Roman Catholic (71% , with a 12% Protestant minority).Year	||1850||1880||	1900||	1950||	1970||	2000
Edited sentence: The Canton is divided into 5 districts termed Ämter:.The population is mainly German (, 89% speaking and the vast majority is Roman Catholic (71% , with a 12% Protestant minority