Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Famous Catholics in U.S. History
per . Although the United States is a majority Protestant (not Puritan, which is a distinct movement within Protestantism) country, it also has the Catholic Church by country|fourth-highest population of Catholics of any country in the world. Even when limited to U.S. Catholics, this list is still likely to be too large to be manageable. I would also point out that there is a page called Lists of Roman Catholics which indicates that certain lists of Catholics in certain specific occupations exist as separate pages on Wikipedia -- as opposed to trying to include all of them in all occupations on a single page. Perhaps additional lists (that's lists, plural) of Catholics would be appropriate, but not a single all-encompassing list for a country which currently has over 70 million Catholics. (I also think this article has an unusual definition of what counts as being in "history", but that's just an incidental matter
— User:Metropolitan90, 04:46, 22 July 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:SALAT (Wikipedia:Stand-alone lists)