Why is Catholicism declining in the USA?

Hispanics are 52% of Catholics under the age of 30. The proportion of Hispanics is likely to increase because they have younger children and larger families, according to PRRI. In 1990, native-born Catholics were 23% of the U.S. population and 87% were white, non-Hispanic. read more

Easy: The more advanced a country/ a society is, the more educated are its people. The higher the education of people, the less likely they feel a need to believe in mystique, totally fantastic legends to feel comfortable. read more

The reality is that the Catholic Church has been shedding adherents for a long time. But it was gaining new parishioners just as fast, thanks to the dramatic increase in Hispanic migration to the U.S. read more

The decline of the Catholic Church in the United States and in Europe is apparent to anyone who looks at the statistics. The American statistics would be comparable to the far worse European ones if it were not for the influx of Hispanic, Vietnamese, and Filipino Catholics. read more