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1. In her footsteps: Women of faith provide inspiring role models for us all

Author

Raspante, Bernadette

Subjects
Women and religion -- Evaluation, Equality -- Forecasts and trends -- Religious aspects, Market trend/market analysis, Philosophy and religion, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

'There is so much going on in the world today. How can I keep my faith when the world feels like such a negative place?' 'This 24-hour news cycle is [...]

Published
2020

2. A small revolution

Subjects
Women priests -- Surveys, Feminism -- Surveys, Philosophy and religion, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

More than half of US states are now home to a congregation led by a Catholic womanpriest (a word that derives from the German priesterin, used in the European movement [...]

Published
2023

3. Black Catholic spirituality: Looking anew at the deep river of faith in America

Author

Grigsby, Daryl

Subjects
Worship programs -- Surveys, African American Catholics -- Surveys, Philosophy and religion, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

The recent Pew Research Center survey of Black Catholics in the U.S. highlighted two important points. First, that there are 3 million Black Catholics. Second, 75% of Black Catholics worship [...]

Published
2022

4. An ordinary Sunday: a nationwide survey of parish Masses

Author

Baker, Thomas, Schwenkler, John, Wolff, Catherine, Johnson, Luke Timothy, Daniels, Katie, Cahill, Elizabeth Kirkland, Preziosi, Dominic, Nixon, J. Peter, Rocha, Sam, Blackburn, Tom, Cochran, David Carroll, and Pauwels, Jim

Subjects
Church attendance -- Surveys, Mass (Catholic Church) -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Humanities, Literature/writing, Political science, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

ST. DAVID THE KING PRINCETON JUNCTION, NEW JERSEY Thomas Baker Not to brag, but when people in our area shop for a parish, my parish is the one that wins. [...]

Published
2017

5. SURVEY: MORE FILIPINO CATHOLICS BELIEVE IN 'LIVE-IN' BEFORE MARRIAGE

Subjects
Marriage -- Surveys, Weddings -- Surveys, Catholics -- Surveys, Sacraments -- Surveys, Business, international, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

Rosanna (not her real name) has been living with her partner without marriage for 17 years now. They are blessed with five children. She said having no money prevented them [...]

Published
2022

6. Inside the changing U.S. catholic church

Author

Libresco, Leah

Subjects
Parishes -- Surveys, Roman Catholics -- Demographic aspects, Philosophy and religion, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

The American Catholic Church is changing fast, and its creaky infrastructure is struggling to keep up. That is the takeaway of Catholic Parishes of the 21st Century, from the Center [...]

Published
2017

7. Your two cents' worth: a U.S. Catholic survey on the church and money

Author

Wells, Elizabeth

Subjects
Catholic Church -- Surveys, Catholics -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Conduct of life
Abstract

Money talks. It is a language universally understood, and people use it to speak their minds. Giving it can spread ideas, further causes, and potentially ease the lives of others. […]

Published
2004

8. Gallup survey shows Catholics wavering because of abuse crisis

Author

Jenkins, Jack

Subjects
Roman Catholics -- Surveys, Child sexual abuse -- Surveys, Catholic priests -- Behavior -- Surveys, Priests, Scandals, Sexual abuse, Philosophy and religion, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

More U.S. Catholics are questioning whether they should remain in the church today than when news of the child sex abuse scandal broke in the Archdiocese of Boston in 2002, [...]

Published
2019

9. Hispanic Catholics deserve more from their church: Hispanic Catholics will soon be the majority in the U.S. church but they are still often relegated to the basement. It's time to bring Hispanic ministry upstairs, one priest argues

Author

Davis, Kenneth G

Subjects
Catholic Church -- Surveys, Hispanic Americans -- Social aspects, Hispanic Americans -- Religious aspects, Hispanic Americans -- Surveys, Catholics -- Demographic aspects, Catholics -- Surveys, Hispanic American Catholics -- Social aspects, Hispanic American Catholics -- Religious aspects, Hispanic American Catholics -- Surveys
Abstract

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IN BOSTON OR CHICAGO if the papal nuncio forbade corned beef on St. Patrick's Day because it falls on a Friday during Lent? Or laughed […]

Published
2008

10. Czech press survey

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

Prague, March 4 (CTK) - The agreement on the property settlement between the Catholic Church and Prague Castle, the presidential seat, will change nothing important for ordinary citizens, yet it [...]

Published
2016

11. Czech press survey

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

Prague, Nov 24 (CTK) - A close affiliation between the head of state and the primate of the Czech Roman Catholic Church, Milos Zeman and Dominik Duka, is understandable, but [...]

Published
2015

12. WorldViews: Cubans love the pope and the Catholic Church, but they're just not that into religion

Author

Clement, Scott

Subjects
Popes -- Surveys -- Religious aspects, Cubans -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Surveys -- Religious aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

Byline: Scott Clement WASHINGTON - Religion in Cuba is complicated, and a new survey on the island offers a rare snapshot of religious identity in a Communist nation with deep [...]

Published
2015

13. Priests concerned about gay subcultures. (Signs of the Times)

Subjects
Gay clergy -- Public opinion -- Surveys, Celibacy -- Public opinion -- Surveys, Priests -- Surveys, Clergy -- Surveys, Philosophy and religion, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

A study of priests conducted in 2001 found that substantial numbers believed there were homosexual subcultures among priests in their dioceses and religious institutes, but priests were more concerned about [...]

Published
2002

14. Younger Priests Happier, Less Progressive

Subjects
Catholic Church -- Surveys, Changing Commitments and Attitudes of Catholic Priests, 1970-2001 (Report) -- Analysis, Priests -- Surveys -- Analysis, Clergy -- Surveys -- Analysis, Philosophy and religion, Analysis, Surveys
Abstract

A new sociological study of U.S. Catholic priests has found that the views of younger priests in 2001 on many church issues were similar to those held by older priests [...]

Published
2002

15. Bishops' Committee Launches Web Survey of Lay Catholics

Subjects
Catholic Church -- Surveys, Catholics -- Behavior -- Surveys, Philosophy and religion, Surveys, Behavior
Abstract

The U.S. bishops' Committee on the Laity has launched an online survey of lay Catholics in the United States as part of an effort to determine how parishes can help [...]

Published
2001

16. Survey Finds Polish Priests Quit Because of Celibacy, Lifestyle

Subjects
Przeglad Powszechny (Periodical) -- Surveys, Religion -- Surveys, Ex-priests, Catholic -- Surveys, Philosophy and religion, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

A survey published in a Polish Jesuit journal shows most former priests in Poland left the priesthood after becoming demoralized by lack of wealth and disillusionment with celibacy. The editor [...]

Published
2000

17. Francis Has Changed Catholics' Attitudes, but Not Their Behavior, a Poll Finds

Author

Goodstein, Laurie

Subjects
Catholics -- Surveys -- Public opinion, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

One year into the era of Pope Francis, a new poll has found that a broad majority of American Catholics say he represents a major change in direction for the [...]

Published
2014

18. Poll: Catholics don't share Vatican views on abortion, contraception, divorce

Author

Boorstein, Michelle and Craighill, Peyton M.

Subjects
Popes -- Powers and duties, Catholics -- Surveys, Social problems -- Public opinion, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

Byline: Michelle Boorstein and Peyton M. Craighill NOTE: EMBARGOED for use in print and online until 12:01 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 9 Most Catholics worldwide disagree with church teachings on divorce, [...]

Published
2014

19. Baby steps toward healing the Catholic Church

Author

Winseman, Albert L.

Subjects
Catholics -- Behavior, Catholics -- Surveys, Social sciences, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

The Roman Catholic Church is finding it very difficult to heal from the church scandal that media revealed in 2002. The members of the church are educated to develop or maintain a positive attitude about their own congregations in order to help the Catholic Church to recover from the image problems.

Published
2003

20. AARP Survey: 76% of People 50-Plus Pleased with Pope

Subjects
Business, News, opinion and commentary, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

66% say Pope should consider letting women become priests WASHINGTON, Sept. 22, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- AARP released today online survey results of people 50-plus and their opinions on some of [...]

Published
2015

21. US Catholics see 'out-of-touch' church

Subjects
Catholics in the United States -- Surveys, Political science, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

* The Catholic Church is out of line with the attitudes of many of its American members on a number of issues, according to a new Washington Post/ABC News poll. [...]

Published
2013

22. U.S. Catholics in Poll See a Church Out of Touch

Author

Goodstein, Laurie and Thee-Brenan, Megan

Subjects
Catholics -- Surveys -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

Roman Catholics in the United States say that their church and bishops are out of touch, and that the next pope should lead the church in a more modern direction [...]

Published
2013

23. TRUST IN RELIGION FALLS IN POLAND

Subjects
News, opinion and commentary, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

LONDON -- The following information was released by the National Secular Society: An opinion poll in Poland shows that trust and attachment to the Catholic Church is falling, despite the [...]

Published
2014

25. Catholics come together

Author

Grossman, Cathy Lynn

Subjects
Catholic Church -- Surveys, Catholic Church -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Capital punishment -- Surveys
Published
2005

28. Dioceses Lag on Responses to Abuse Survey

Author

Wakin, Daniel J.

Subjects
Catholic Church -- Surveys, Dioceses -- Surveys, Child sexual abuse -- Surveys
Abstract

Nearly one-fifth of Roman Catholic dioceses in the United States have failed to respond to a survey on the extent of the sexual molestation of minors by priests, a church-appointed […]

Published
2003

30. New nuncio

Subjects
Brown, Charles John -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Irish -- Surveys, Nuncios, Papal -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Philosophy and religion, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

Relations between Ireland and the Vatican were stained throughout 2011. (See C.I., Dec. 2011, p. 23, and Sept. 2011, p. 24). The Holy See has now appointed a new nuncio [...]

Published
2012

31. Church studying sexual abuse

Author

Coday, Dennis

Subjects
Catholic Church -- Surveys, Sexual harassment -- Analysis -- Surveys, Philosophy and religion, Analysis, Surveys
Abstract

TOKYO -- An office of Japan's Catholic bishops' conference is surveying Catholics about sexual harassment in the church. The Office for the Protection of Children and Women's Rights published a [...]

Published
2004

32. Reputation Survey: The Catholic Church - Pope's apology falls flat

Subjects
Child abuse -- Surveys, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

A new survey highlights the full extent of the damage that has been done to the reputation of the Catholic Church by the global child abuse scandal. Allegations of child [...]

Published
2010

34. Hispanic home religion

Author

Morales, Cecilio, Jr.

Subjects
Catholic Church -- Surveys, Hispanic Americans -- Religious aspects, Mexican Americans -- Religious aspects
Published
1980

35. The pulpit shouts back

Author

Gilhooley, James

Subjects
Catholic Church -- Surveys, Preaching -- Psychological aspects, Mass, Sermons
Published
1982

36. The Roman Catholic church's opposition to birth control and

Subjects
Gallup Inc., Birth control -- Surveys, Marketing research firms -- Surveys, Religion -- Surveys, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

Byline: DAVID E. ANDERSON, UPI Religion Writer WASHINGTON The Roman Catholic church's opposition to birth control and abortion are major obstacles in church efforts to reach the one-third of Americans [...]

Published
1985

37. Abortion stance hurts Catholic drawing power

Subjects
Gallup Inc., Birth control -- Surveys, Marketing research firms -- Surveys, Religion -- Surveys, Abortion -- Surveys, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Catholic Church -- Surveys
Abstract

Byline: DAVID E. ANDERSON, UPI Religion Writer WASHINGTON Roman Catholic Church efforts to draw to the faith the one-third of Americans who are absent from the nation's pews will be [...]

Published
1985

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