User:Caileigholdroyd/Sandbox/South America Coverage Tables

Project Leader
Caileigh Oldroyd

Purpose
Make a table to show all the Catholic parishes, dioceses, and archdioceses in Latin America.

Task List
Task List

Beginning Instructions
Begin by opening these websites and the task list.

=Part One=
 * 1) GC Catholic
 * 2) The Catholic Directory
 * 3) Wikipedia
 * 4) Google
 * 5) Facebook

Step One
1. Choose a municipality to work on. 2. We need to figure out which Archdiocese, Diocese, and Parishes are in the country. Start by looking up the Episcopal Conference of the Country. Use the Wikipedia or GC Catholic link for this. The Wikipedia link will show you the breakdown of the Archdiocese and Diocese in the region. GC Catholic will do the same once you click to the country and click either "Archdiocese" or "Diocese" next to "Jurisdictions"

Step Two
''Note: Many Latin American countries are organized on different municipal levels. They will be something similar to (Greatest to Smallest) Province/State -> District/County -> City/Town -> Neighborhood/Burrow. These will vary from country to country and the names may be different, but structurally are similar. Keep this in mind as you look for parishes and make sure you understand that ecclesiastical boundaries may or may not coincide with those municipal boundaries. 3. Once you understand the archdiocese and diocese breakdown of the country you chose, we need to go to the task list and choose a province to work on. Once you choose your province, choose a district to work on. 4. Find the Archdiocese and diocese(s) in the district and put it on the spreadsheet. You should be able to find this by googling, "DISTRICT, PROVINCE, COUNTRY catholic archdioceses" and fishing through results/removing/adding words to make the search better. If you cannot anything, you can do a reverse search by searching, "Catholic Church CITY, STATE, COUNTRY" on google maps. Once you find a parish in that area, look up which diocese it belongs to. There may be multiple diocese within a city boundary, but if you find one, it makes it easier to find others.