The 230,000 Catholics in the Archdiocese of Omaha live at once in the ancient tradition of Roman Catholicism and the young, unique heritage of Northeastern Nebraska. The diocese is lead by Archbishop George J. Lucas and is rooted in diverse ethnic and cultural heritages extending from farms and ranches to towns and city centers.

• 240,000 Catholics
• 140 Parishes & missions
• 2 Catholic Universities
• 53 Elementary Schools
• 17 High Schools
• 18,911 students attending Catholic schools
• 11 Catholic Hospitals
• 4 Catholic Homes for Seniors/Assisted Living

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Lincoln comprises the majority of the eastern and central portions of the state south of the Platte River with a Catholic population of nearly 97,000. Bishop James D. Conley currently serves the Dioceses 9th Bishop.

• 97,552 Catholics
• 134 Parishes
• 27 elementary Schools
• 6 High Schools
• 6,958 students attending Catholic schools
• 2 Seminaries
• 4 Catholic Hospitals
• 4 Catholic Nursing Homes

The Diocese of Grand Island operates under the direction of Bishop Joseph G. Hanefeldt in his role as shepherd and teacher. Consisting of over 42,000 square miles in central and western Nebraska the Church is a true cross section of age, race and economic background, yet we are truly one in the faith and family of Christ.

• 54,000 Catholics
• 76 Parishes and Missions
• 7 Elementary Schools
• 3 High Schools
• 1,484 students attending Catholic Schools
• 2 Catholic Hospitals