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Catholic Church in Austria receives 552 million euros in contributions from faithful in 2025
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The Catholic Church in Austria received 552 million euros in contributions from the faithful in 2025, according to an Austrian church financial overview released on September 23, 2026. This figure represents an increase in church contribution revenue for the Austrian dioceses.
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- Official sourceKirche erhielt 2025 von Gläubigen 552 Millionen Euro an Beiträgen
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