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41% of Irish Catholic Mass goers have not returned post-Covid — New polling

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Ireland’s Snakes of Secularization| National Catholic Register - My Catholic Country
1 month ago

[…] census data, weekly Mass attendance among Catholics plunged from 91% in 1975 to only 36% in 2016. A further precipitous decline has ensued this decade as a consequence of the Irish government’s lockdown of churches during the […]

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Ireland’s Snakes of Secularization| National Catholic Register - Todd K Marsha
1 month ago

[…] census data, weekly Mass attendance among Catholics plunged from 91% in 1975 to only 36% in 2016. A further precipitous decline has ensued this decade as a consequence of the Irish government’s lockdown of churches during the […]

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Ireland’s Snakes of Secularization| National Catholic Register – Catholic Mass Online Search
1 month ago

[…] census data, weekly Mass attendance among Catholics plunged from 91% in 1975 to only 36% in 2016. A further precipitous decline has ensued this decade as a consequence of the Irish government’s lockdown of churches during the […]

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