Diocese of Bombay
Original engraved map by J. Archer
from The Colonial Church Atlas
Size (cms): 30.5(H) x 23(W)
Size (inches): 12(H) x 9(W)
Original engraved map by J. Archer
from The Colonial Church Atlas
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Bombay is one of the most prominent Catholic jurisdictions in India, serving as the metropolitan see for the province of Bombay. Established as a vicariate in 1637 and elevated to an archdiocese in 1886, it encompasses Bombay and its surrounding areas. The Cathedral of the Holy Name in Colaba stands as its mother church.
The archdiocese is central to the spiritual, educational, and social fabric of the region’s Catholic community. Its extensive network includes parishes, schools, colleges, hospitals, and charitable organizations, which cater to people of all faiths. Known for its cultural and liturgical events, the Archdiocese of Bombay reflects the vibrancy and diversity of Mumbai’s Catholic population.
Size (cms): 30.5(H) x 23(W)
Size (inches): 12(H) x 9(W)
