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For a region, it is called a vicariate.

Catholic AnswerA group of parishes could be a diocese, which would be a large group headed by a Bishop. The diocese is divided into deaneries which are headed by a Dean or Vicar Forane, and are groups of parishes.
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A group of Catholics would be called a group of Catholics unless you are thinking of something specific, like a congregation, or a pilgrimage, or a class. You need to be more specific. There is no common plural noun that I know of like gaggle for geese or herd for cattle.

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a diocese

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