What are the main religions of Malta?

Roman Catholicism is the official religion of Malta, and it is also the largest religion in the country. According to the 2011 census, 85% of the population of Malta is Roman Catholic. The Catholic Church in Malta is led by the Archbishop of Malta, who is also the head of the Maltese Episcopal Conference.

Orthodox Christianity

Orthodox Christianity is the second largest religion in Malta, and it is practiced by about 1% of the population. The Orthodox Church in Malta is led by the Metropolitan of Malta and Gozo, who is also the head of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus.

Protestantism

Protestantism is also a minority religion in Malta, and it is practiced by about 1% of the population. There are several Protestant churches in Malta, including the Church of England, the Methodist Church, and the Presbyterian Church.

Other religions

Other religions practiced in Malta include Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism. There are also a small number of atheists and agnostics in Malta.