The New York Times: “For Some Hispanics, Coming to America Also Means Abandoning Religion”
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Most catholics attend faithfully as children, then less as adults. Also… couldn’t this be sampling error? What is the percentage of faithful church goers who chase the almighty dollar across borders. Wouldn’t it be possible that people who are more faithful to their local community also be more faithful to their local church. NY Times, I am just not buying it.
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