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In 1968 the Diocese of Honduras was formed with a total of four congregations; Holy Spirit in Tela, St. John’s the Baptist in Puerto Cortes, Holy Trinity in La Ceiba and Emmanuel by the Sea in Roatan. | In 1968 the Diocese of Honduras was formed with a total of four congregations; Holy Spirit in Tela, St. John’s the Baptist in Puerto Cortes, Holy Trinity in La Ceiba and Emmanuel by the Sea in Roatan. | ||
In addition to the 156 Episcopal parishes, the diocese is ministering to the nation through its seven bi-lingual schools; the El Hogar farm school, technical school, girl’s boarding school, orphanage; 3 HIV clinics; Anglidesh an organization for the development of Honduras through micro-business finance; and the Faith, Hope, and Joy Housing Project. Today, the Church is subdivided into two (2) regions (North-Western and Central-South-East) with (10) deaneries. | In addition to the 156 Episcopal parishes, the diocese is ministering to the nation through its seven bi-lingual schools; the El Hogar farm school, technical school, girl’s boarding school, orphanage; 3 HIV clinics; Anglidesh an organization for the development of Honduras through micro-business finance; and the Faith, Hope, and Joy Housing Project. Today, the Church is subdivided into two (2) regions (North-Western and Central-South-East) with (10) deaneries.<ref>"Church History," "The Episcopal Church of Honduras", https://www.episcopalchurchhonduras.org/history, 29 February 2020.</ref> | ||
= '''Catholic Church Records''' = | = '''Catholic Church Records''' = | ||
==Online Records== | ==Online Records== | ||