Major projects in the french diocese of Meaux
The diocese of Meaux covers the department of Seine-et-Marne, in the Ile-de-France region, the most populous region of France. Close to the capital Paris, the diocese has a history that goes back to the first centuries of Catholicism. Today, the Seine-et-Marne is the largest department in Ile-de-France, and the most visited by tourists after Paris.
The department also has one of the highest demographic growth rates in France. Its population has multiplied by 2.7 since the 1960s to reach 1.4 million inhabitants in 2020 (which is significantly higher than the neighboring departments). The department benefits from a dense and diversified economic network of 84,000 companies
« Accompanied by my brother priests, I wish to transmit to the future generations of Christians the heritage necessary to continue the mission of evangelization »
JEAN-YVES NAHMIAS
Bishop of Meaux
Key figures
19 mission centers
551 parishes
120 active priests + 40 retired priests
49 permanent deacons and 15 seminarians
92 lay employees in charge
Over 100 adult catechumens per year
4160 baptisms per year
840 marriages per year
1044 confirmations per year
4410 funerals per year