The Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem is an exempt diocese of the Roman Catholic Church. The patriarchate contains 64 parishes. The Patriarchate embraces territorial Israel (without territorial expansion after 1967), Jordan, the Palestinian territories, the Israeli administered territories in the West Bank, and Cyprus. (The Golan is not part of the patriarchate.)

Distribution of parishes by areas

In 2010, the Patriarchate served 64 parishes with 78,000 Catholics and 85 diocesan priests. These were classified according to four areas of the diocese. These are in alphabetical order:

Israel (excluding Jerusalem), for which an episcopal vicar in Nazareth is ordered. Jerusalem and the Palestinian territories, directly under the jurisdiction of the Patriarch. Jordan, for which an episcopal vicar in Amman is appointed. Cyprus, for which an episcopal vicar in Nicosia is ordered.

Since 2010, several parishes have been added and by 2023 there were over 70 across the four areas.Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem website, List of Parishes, retrieved 2023-12-05

The parish places and chaplaincies follow the instructions of the Latin Patriarchate.

Parishes and chaplaincies with church buildings and chapels (2010) LocationDevotionImageNameNotesCountry Jerusalem Name of Jesus The 1872 finished Concathedral is part of the building complex of the Latin Patriarchate in the Old City. Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Jerusalem Salvator With black spire, the right of the turrets and gables of the Co-Cathedral of Jesus' name.The Salvator Church is located in the San Salvatore complex in the Christian Quarter of the Old City. Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Beit Hanina Bait Hanina (, ) is the parish of St. Salvator chaplaincy. Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Jerusalem Salvator Chaplaincy of the parish of St. Salvator. Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Acre Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Beersheba There is also a Hebrew-speaking community at St. Abraham. Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Kafr Kanna First miracle of Jesus Built in 1880. Israel (excluding Jerusalem) EilatSt. Moses and St. Elijah Parish Trinity Church Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Haifa Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Yafa an-Naseriyye The Nazarene Jafa () is called in Hebrew Jafi'a (). Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Mateh Yehuda The church is a part of Deir Rafat Monastery. Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Nazareth by Archangel Gabriel Archaeological excavations and construction 1955-1969, 23 Consecration März in 1969. Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Rameh Anthony the Great Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Ramleh Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea A chaplaincy is to Lod Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Reineh Joseph the Worker Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Shefa-'Amr Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Tel Aviv Anthony of Padua The Gothic church is located in Ajami neighborhood, south of Jaffa. Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Tel Aviv Simon Peter In addition to the Franciscans, the Hebrew-speaking community uses the St. Peter's Church. The church, built in 1654 is located in the Jaffa district near the lake shore. Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Tiberias Simon Peter Latin Convention (Terra Sancta) with statue of Simon Peter. Israel (excluding Jerusalem) Abud Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Ain Arik The church in Ain Arik () is run from Jerusalem. Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Beit Jala Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Beit Sahour Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Bethlehem Catherine of Alexandria with columns of the monument to Saint Jerome Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Bir Zait Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Jenin Christ the Redeemer Chaplaincies exist in Birqin, depletion properties Sabah al-Khayr, Deir Ghazaleh, Dschaalameh, Kafr Qud, Muqeibileh and Ya'bad. Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Dschifna The place Dschifna () is considered the biblical Ophni (, , Gophna; Talmud - , Ben Gufnin). Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Gaza Holy Family Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Jericho Good Shepherd Built in 1924 Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Nablus Savior at Jacob's well Church of the Redeemer at Jacob's Well The parish is of Rafidia with care. A chaplaincy is in Burqa (). Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Rafidia, Nablus Justin Martyr The church was built in 1887. Since 1966 Rafidia heard to Nablus. Chaplaincies are in Azzun () and Tulkarm. Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Ramallah Holy Family Parish founded in 1860. Church built in 1913. Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Taybeh Christ the Redeemer Consecrated in 1971. Replacement building for an older church in Taybeh (). Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Zababdeh Visitation (Christianity) Jerusalem and Palest. Autonomy Vein and Rabbah Jordan Ajloun Paul (Sha'ul) of Tarsus Jordan Amman The church is located in the district of Amman Dschabel. Jordan Amman The parish is located in the district Dschabel Hashimi. Jordan Amman Francis de Sales St. Francis of Sales Church The parish is located in the district Dschabel Hussain. Jordan Amman The parish is located in the district Dschabel Luwaibdeh Jordan Amman Mary Mother of the Church The parish is located in Marka (also Hittin or Fast), and in a neighborhood that emerged from a refugee camp for Palestinians. Jordan Amman Christ the King Christ the King Church The parish is located in the district Misdar Jordan Amman Mary of Nazareth Latin Convention Sermon site is in Latin Convention in Sweifieh area. Jordan Amman Sacred Heart of Jesus Sacred Heart Church The parish is in the Tilaa-el-Ali district. Jordan Amman St Paul the Apostle St Paul's Church located in Umm Zuwaytina district. Jordan Amman Sacred Heart of Jesus Jesuit Centre The parish is in English and meets at the Jesuit Center Jordan Anjara Visitation Andschara is in the district of Ajloun. A chaplaincy is to Kufrindschi. Jordan Aqaba Prophet Elias Jordan Fuheis Immaculate Heart of Mary Fuhays is the only predominantly Christian inhabited site in Jordan, with about 4,000 Catholics among the 13,000 inhabitants. Jordan Fuheis Al-Alali Our Lady Mary of Mercy Latin Convention Sermon site is in Latin Convention in Balad. Jordan Husn Al Husn, near Irbid (), was Ulrich Jasper Seetzen of described in 1806 stayed there. Jordan Irbid A chaplaincy is to Aydun Jordan Karak Our Lady Mary of the Rosary Jordan Madaba Jordan Mafraq Jordan Ma'an James the Less Ma'an writes to (d = Maʿān). Jordan Marj Al-Hamam Sacred Heart of Jesus Latin Convention Sermon site is in Latin Convention. Marj Al-Hamam () is the 27th District of Great Amman Jordan Na'our Sacred Heart of Jesus Latin Convention Indicated by the second arrow from the right, on a panoramic photo of Na'ur to in 1965.Sermon site is in Latin Convention. Na'ur ( is now the 26th Large district of Amman. Jordan Rumaymin Holy Cross, Exaltatio Sanctae Crucis Latin Convention Sermon site is in Latin Convention. Rumaymin is a district of as-Salt Jordan Rusayfeh Mary Mother of the Church Jordan Safout Teresa of the Andes Latin Convention Sermon site is in Latin Convention. Jordan Salt Assumption of Mary , top right of the image. As-Salt () is the ancient somersaults () back. Jordan Shatana Latin Convention Sermon site is in Latin Convention. Jordan Smakieh Latin Convention Sermon site is in Latin Convention. Jordan Wahadinah Al-Wahadinah writes to . Jordan Zarqa North Twelve Apostles Twelve Apostles Church Jordan Zarqa South Pius X Jordan Larnaca Our Lady of Mercy A chaplaincy is in the Franciscan convent in Ayia Napa. Cyprus Limassol Catherine of Alexandria Built 1872-1879 Cyprus Nicosia Holy Cross with wall to North Nicosia Built 1900-1902. The church is located in the buffer zone and the main entrance is blocked by the wall. A chaplaincy is in Northern Cyprus Girne / Kyrenia. Cyprus Nicosia Holy Cross Chaplaincy of the parish of Holy Cross Cyprus Paphos Was allegedly tied and whipped in Kato Paphos, here with Paul-pillar, at the Paul.A chaplaincy is in Polis Chrysochous. Cyprus Polis Chrysochous St. Nicholas The chaplaincy of Paphos is a guest in the Orthodox Church since 1992. Cyprus

See also

Chapel of Our Lady of Sion

References

External links http://en.lpj.org/the-diocese/the-parishes/