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Study explores ‘Jesus without Church’ paradox
The number of people who believe faith does not depend on attending Mass has grown, according to a survey. Read more
Study: Biblical definition of marriage high among churchgoers, definition of family less so
The Family Research Council in partnership with the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University recently released findings from a... Read more
U.S. priests report high confidence in Pope Leo XIV, less trust in bishops
A 2025 survey of U.S. priests found strong confidence in Pope Leo XIV and a mixed level of trust in... Read more
Study: ‘Traditional liturgical experiences predict stronger belief in the Real Presence’
A recent study found that traditional liturgical experiences, including receiving the Eucharist by tongue, indicate a stronger belief among Catholics... Read more
Poll: Most Americans agree with Supreme Court on LGBT issues, porn, parents’ rights
The survey was completed online April 10–16 among 2,201 U.S. adults by YouGov for its SCOTUSpoll project. Read more
Pew: Catholics who attend Mass weekly more likely to oppose changes to the Church
Pew Research surveyed 1,787 Catholics nationwide from Feb. 3–9 and asked their views on a wide range of topics. Read more
Survey data shows children bring ‘high levels of happiness’ to everyday activities
An analysis published Thursday said American Time Use Survey data shows “everyday activities are actually more enjoyable when children are... Read more
Survey reveals common threads behind final vows of 2024’s professed religious
The survey report released on Monday polled a total of 140 religious who professed perpetual vows in 2024, including 73... Read more
Pew survey in U.S. and Latin America gauges views on Church teachings, popularity of Pope Francis
The Pew Research Center has released the results of a survey of how Catholics in the U.S. and six Latin... Read more
Catholic university grads report high levels of fulfillment, moral thinking, survey finds
The study found that in areas such as life goals, graduates of Catholic universities and colleges had more of a... Read more
Americans of faith feel less accepted by society, new survey finds
Only half of people of faith in the U.S. feel their faith is “completely” accepted or accepted “a good amount,”... Read more
Major survey finds ‘conservative’ and ‘orthodox’ priests on the rise
A new survey indicates that priests describing themselves as “progressive” are practically going “extinct” among U.S. seminary graduates, among other... Read more
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