The bar chart enumerates the number of Catholic residents in six different countries between 2010 and 2013. A glance at the graph reveals that the Philippines had the highest number of Catholics during 2010 and 2013.
It can be clearly observed that approximately 76 million Catholics stayed in the Philippines in 2010 and this number reduced after three years to nearly 72 million. It is worth noticing that the number of Catholics in the Philippines were significantly higher than any other country. In fact, Catholics in China, India, Vietnam, Korea and Japan cumulatively made a figure which was less than half of the total Catholics in the Philippines in both years.
Looking further, 9 million Chinese nationals were Catholics while this number was 1. 5 million higher in India in 2010. The number of Catholic residents in China and India improved substantially, by 6 and 9 million unlike Vietnam, Korea and the Philippines, where their number actually descended. Vietnam and Korea each had around 5 million Catholic residents in 2013. While their number of Vietnam dipped marginally, it was a dramatic dip in Korea. The least number of Catholic resided in Japan, roughly 0. 4 to 0. 6 million.
The bar chart enumerates the
number
of Catholic residents in six
different
countries between 2010 and 2013. A glance at the graph reveals that the Philippines had the highest
number
of Catholics during 2010 and 2013.
It can be
clearly
observed that approximately 76
million
Catholics stayed in the Philippines in 2010 and this
number
reduced
after three years to
nearly
72
million
. It is worth noticing that the
number
of Catholics in the Philippines were
significantly
higher than any other country. In fact, Catholics in China, India, Vietnam, Korea and Japan
cumulatively
made a figure which was less than half of the total Catholics in the Philippines in both years.
Looking
further
, 9
million
Chinese nationals were Catholics while this
number
was 1. 5
million
higher in India in 2010. The
number
of Catholic residents in China and India
improved
substantially
, by 6 and 9
million
unlike Vietnam, Korea and the Philippines, where their
number
actually descended. Vietnam and Korea each had around 5
million
Catholic residents in 2013. While their
number
of Vietnam dipped
marginally
, it was a dramatic dip in Korea. The least
number
of Catholic resided in Japan, roughly 0. 4 to 0. 6
million
.
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