List of American Catholics

This is a list of notable US citizens who are, or in the case of the dead were, members of the Catholic Church. All additions should be sourced. Ideally their being Catholics should have some relevance to their image or notability.

Arts and entertainment

Actors and actresses

Directors and filmmakers

Musicians and singers

Television and radio personalities

Athletics

American football

Baseball

Basketball

Boxing

Fencing

Figure skating

Golf

Gymnastics

Ice hockey

Skiing

Soccer (association football)

Speed skating

Swimming

Track and field

Academia and literature

Authors and editors

Professors and university presidents

Businesspeople

Clergy and religious

Bishops

Priests

Religious order

Saints and Blesseds and Servants of God

Government

Governors

Mayors

Richard J. Daley and Richard M. Daley - mayors of Chicago [920]

Judges and justices

Presidents and vice presidents

U.S. representatives

United States senators

Other government positions

Inventors and scientists

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