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I. Social Facts The 2011 Canadian census listed dozens of denominations, some with only a handful of adherents. Two-thirds of respondents identified as Christian (at least for census purposes). Of those 22 million Christians, nearly 12.8 million (almost 60%) are Roman Catholic and most of the remainder are Protestants of various types. Roughly two million of the latter belonged to the United Church of Canada, which was founded in 1925 by a merger of the Methodist and Congregationalist Churches with…