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 * ROME, SEE AND CHURCH OF 1167

apostolic vicariates, and 68 apostolic prefectures, most of them held by titular archbishops or bishops (until 1882 called 'in partibus infidelium').^

The central administration of the Roman Catholic Church is carried on by a number of permanent committees called Sacred Congregations, composed of Cardinals, with Consultors and Officials. There are now eleven Sacred Congregations, viz, Holy Office, Consistorial, Discipline of the Sacraments, Council, Religious, Propaganda Fide, Index, Rites, Ceremonial, Ex- traordinary Ecclesiastical Atfairs, Studies. Besides these there are several permanent Commissions, for example, one for Biblical Studies, another for Historical Studies, another for Preservation of the Faith in Rome, another for Codification of Canon Law. Furthermore, the Roman Curia contains three tribunals, to wit, the Apostolic Penitentiary, the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signature, and the Sacred Roman Rota ; and, lastly, various offices, as the Apostolic Chancery, the Apostolic Datary, the Apostolic Chami)er, the Secretariate of State, etc.

The States wherewith the Holy See maintains diplomatic relations are Austria- Hungary, Bavaria, Belgium, Luxemburg, Monaco, the Netherlands, Portugal, Prussia, Russia, Spain, and Switzerland, together with nearly all the American Republics, except the United States and Mexico.

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i Within the British Empire the present number of Roman Catholic residential sees is 142, viz., 33 archbishoprics and 109 bishoprics, besides 2 apostolic delegations, 41 apostolic vicariates (held by Bishops of titular sees), and 12 apostolic prefectures: while the Roman Catholic population subject to King George V. is estimated at 13,044,256 souls, of whom 5,800,520 are in Europe; 2,288,898 in Asia; 498,905 in Africa; 3,271,358 in British America; and 1,184,509 in Australia, New Zealand, and Oceania (Catholic Directory, London).