Eritrean Catholic Dioceses
The Eritrean Catholic Church consists of four eparchies (dioceses). Explore the rich history, leadership, and ministries of our sister communities back home.
The Archeparchy of Asmara
The Metropolitan Archeparchy of Asmara is the primary seat of the Eritrean Catholic Church. Under the pastoral leadership of Bishop Menghesteab Tesfamariam, it serves as the spiritual heart of the nation’s Catholic community, guiding the faithful through deep-rooted Geez traditions, vibrant pastoral ministries, and a strong commitment to faith, unity, and service.
The Diocese of Keren
Established to serve the faithful in the Anseba region, the Eparchy of Keren is a thriving Catholic community under the pastoral leadership of Bishop Kidane Yebio. It is known for its strong educational institutions, healthcare ministries, and deep devotion to the Catholic faith.
The Diocese of Segeneiti
The Eparchy of Segheneity (Segeneiti) encompasses the Southern region and serves under the pastoral leadership of Bishop Fikremariam Hagos. It carries profound historical significance in the evangelization of Eritrea, continuing its mission today through faith formation, pastoral care, and community development.
The Diocese of Barentu
Serving the diverse and expansive Gash-Barka region, the Eparchy of Barentu is a vibrant missionary diocese under the pastoral leadership of Bishop Thomas Osman. It is dedicated to spiritual outreach, cultural integration, and providing vital social services to its communities.