Dicastery for Culture and Education
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Summary
Dicastery for Culture and Education is a dicastery[1]. It draws 1,863 Wikipedia views per month (dicastery category, ranking #13 of 15).[2]
Key Facts
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's field of work was Catholic education[3].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's field of work was Roman Catholic educational institution[4].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education is in the country of Vatican City[5].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's instance of is recorded as dicastery[6].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's instance of is recorded as ministry of culture[7].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education followed Pontifical Council for Culture[8].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education followed Congregation for Catholic Education[9].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's Commons category is recorded as Dicastery for Culture and Education[10].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's chairperson is recorded as José Tolentino de Mendonça[11].
- June 5, 2022 marks the founding of Dicastery for Culture and Education[12].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's official website is recorded as https://www.dce.va/it.html[13].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Dicastery for Culture and Education[14].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as Holy See[15].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's replaces is recorded as Pontifical Council for Culture[16].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's replaces is recorded as Congregation for Catholic Education[17].
- Dicastery for Culture and Education's different from is recorded as Congregation for Catholic Education[18].
Body
Founding
June 5, 2022 marks the founding of Dicastery for Culture and Education[12].
Identity
Predecessors include Pontifical Council for Culture[8] and Congregation for Catholic Education[9].
Leadership
Dicastery for Culture and Education's chairperson is recorded as José Tolentino de Mendonça[11].
Industry
Fields of work include Catholic education[3] and Roman Catholic educational institution[4].
Why It Matters
Dicastery for Culture and Education draws 1,863 Wikipedia views per month (dicastery category, ranking #13 of 15).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 11 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[19] It is known by 9 alternative names across languages and contexts.[20]