Detailed information about religious beliefs in Slovakia.

Slovakia is a country with a mostly Christian population. The most common religion in the country is Catholicism. The Catholic Church is considered the official religion of Slovakia and is an important part of the country's historical and cultural fabric. The vast majority of the Catholic population is Roman Catholic. Protestantism is also a common belief in Slovakia. The most common Protestant denominations include Lutheranism, Calvinism, and Methodism. These denominations are, besides the Catholic Church, other officially recognized religious communities in Slovakia. Orthodox Christianity, Eastern Catholic Church and other Christian denominations are also present in the country. These are generally followed by minority groups. Other religious beliefs also exist in Slovakia. In particular, religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam are followed among some immigrant groups due to the cultural diversity of the country. However, the number of these religious beliefs is quite limited compared to more common ones such as the Catholic Church and Protestantism. Freedom of religion is constitutionally guaranteed in Slovakia and every individual has the right to freely follow their beliefs. Religious beliefs in the country are generally practiced in churches or worship centers located on private property. Additionally, religious education and religious ceremonies are common. Slovakia's religious beliefs are part of the country's cultural and historical heritage and influence many aspects of society. Religion is a part of social life in Slovakia, and religious holidays and festivals are celebrated throughout the country.