p>Catholics have more close friends than
non-Catholics. That’s according to the Contemporary Catholic Trends poll
conducted last fall by LeMoyne College in Syracuse and Zogby International.
Only 4% of Catholics said they had no confidants and just 1% reported only one
such friend. More than a quarter of Catholics (27%) said they had 10 or more
close friends. These numbers stand in striking contrast to a 2004 poll of the
general population in which 25% of Americans said they had no one to confide
in.
Source:
CNS, Dec. 11
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