There are now a total of six Catholics serving as justices on the United States Supreme Court, which accounts for two-thirds of the court’s total number of justices.

The Supreme Court now has 115 judges, 91 of them were selected because they were members of various Protestant churches and 15 because they were members of the Catholic faith (one other justice, Sherman Minton, converted to Catholicism after leaving the Court).

How many Catholic Supreme Court justices are there now?

Following the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett as an Associate Justice on the Supreme Court on October 27, there are currently a total of six practicing Catholics serving on the court. Barrett is the latest justice to join the court, following in the footsteps of Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Sonia Sotomayor, and Brett Kavanaugh.

Will Obama nominate a Catholic to the Supreme Court?

She expressed her concern by stating, ″I am frightened out Trump may nominate a Catholic to the Supreme Court.″ Anthony Kennedy, Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Sonia Sotomayor, and Chief Justice John Roberts are the current justices on the Supreme Court who identify as practicing Catholics. Chief Justice John Roberts is also a practicing Catholic.

How many Supreme Court justices are Jewish?

Stephen Breyer, the justice who will be retiring and being replaced by Sandra Day Jackson, and Elena Kagan, who will continue to serve on the court, are both Jewish. The remaining six justices on the Supreme Court are devout Catholics. These justices are John Roberts, Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Sonia Sotomayor, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett.

Are there any Catholic Supreme Court justices who are non-Jewish?

The only Supreme Court Justice who is neither Jewish nor Roman Catholic was brought up in the Roman Catholic faith and now identifies as an Episcopalian (Anglican), a religion that is practiced by just around one percent of the population but is quite similar to Roman Catholicism.When a Roman Catholic and a person who is not Roman Catholic decide to be married, it appears that this faith is commonly selected as a compromise religion.