Bishops and Dioceses

In the United States, there are 195 archdioceses/dioceses and one 1 apostolic exarchate:

• 145 Latin Catholic dioceses
• 33 Latin Catholic archdioceses
• 15 Eastern Catholic dioceses
• 2 Eastern Catholic archdioceses
• 1 apostolic exarchate for Syro-Malankara Catholic Church
• 1 Personal Ordinariate

Currently, 9 dioceses are vacant (sede vacante):

• Bridgeport, Connecticut
• Denver
• El Paso, Texas
• Indianapolis
• Lithuanian Catholics outside Lithuanian
• Passaic, New Jersey (Ruthenian)
• Steubenville, Ohio
• Tyler, Texas
• Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of St. Josaphat - Parma, OH

Cardinals

There are 18 U.S. cardinals.

Five cardinals currently lead U.S. archdioceses

• Cardinal Daniel DiNardo - Galveston-Houston
• Cardinal Timothy Dolan - New York
• Cardinal Francis George - Chicago
• Cardinal Sean O'Malley - Boston
• Cardinal Donald Wuerl - Washington

Four cardinals are not currently diocesan bishops

• Cardinal Raymond L. Burke - Prefect, Apostolic Signatura
• Cardinal Bernard F. Law - Archpriest Emeritus of St. Mary Major Basilica, Rome
• Cardinal William J. Levada - Prefect, Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
• Cardinal Edwin O'Brien -  Pro-Grand Master of the Equestrian Order of the Knights of the Holy Sepulcher

Nine cardinals are retired

• Cardinal William Baum - Major Penitentiary Emeritus
• Cardinal Edward Egan - Archbishop Emeritus of New York
• Cardinal William Keeler - Archbishop Emeritus of Baltimore
• Cardinal Roger Mahony - Archbishop Emeritus of Los Angeles
• Cardinal Adam Maida - Archbishop Emeritus of Detroit
• Cardinal Theodore McCarrick - Archbishop Emeritus of Washington
• Cardinal Justin Rigali-  Archbishop Emeritus of Philadelphia
• Cardinal James Stafford - Major Penitentiary Emeritus
• Cardinal Edmund Szoka - Former President, Pontifical Commission for Vatican City

Bishops

There are 447 active and retired Catholic bishops in the United States:

272 active bishops:

• 5 Cardinal Archbishops
• 28 Archbishops
• 156 Diocesan Bishops 
• 74 Auxiliary Bishops
• 9 Apostolic or Diocesan Administrators

175 retired bishops:

• 9 retired Cardinal Archbishops
• 21 retired Archbishops
• 98 retired Diocesan Bishops
• 47 retired Auxiliary Bishops