Diocese of Allentown

Diocese of Allentown is a Roman Catholic organization founded in 1961 and is centered around the Holy Eucharist, faithful to the Church's teachings, and bringing the Light of Christ to its community. The organization has a rich history, with significant events including the installation of Bishop Joseph McShea as the first Bishop of Allentown in 1961 and the appointment of Monsignor Alfred A. Schlert as the Fifth Bishop in 2017.

The Diocese of Allentown operates within the Education industry and is the largest single religious group in the five counties it serves. With 84 parishes and over 252,000 registered Catholics, it represents more than 20 percent of the general population in the area. The organization's influence and reach in the community are apparent, making it a significant entity in the region.

With a focus on faith, education, and community, the Diocese of Allentown plays a crucial role in the lives of many individuals. Its historical significance and continued impact make it an essential institution in the region's religious and educational landscape.