
In-Person Mass Attendance Dips Following Pandemic, Study Suggests
The self-reported Mass attendance numbers in the Pew study combine those Catholics who say they attend in person, virtually, or both.
The self-reported Mass attendance numbers in the Pew study combine those Catholics who say they attend in person, virtually, or both.
According to the survey, 15% of those who “seldom or never pray” also say they have prayed for an end to the pandemic, and even 36% of those whose religion is “nothing in particular” say they have prayed about the virus.
Catholics account for 28 of the 96 new members of Congress.
However, the Pew Research Center said that, for the first time, its survey showed the religiously unaffiliated outnumber Catholics in the U.S.
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