Sympathy grows for abortion across three faiths
In a National Catholic Reporter survey researchers report rising sympathy for abortion among Protestants Catholics and Jews. Findings show broad approval in health risk rape and defective child cases while views vary on abortions for poorer families or unwed mothers.
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Andrew Creeley
William McCreadly
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Catholics Stray From Church Attendance, Survey Finds
National survey by sociologists Andrew Greeley and William McCready shows a steady decline in weekly Catholic church attendance, especially among those over 30 and 50. Data drawn from a 1972 sample of 1428 Catholics and others, with 938 in 1973, indicates drops from 61 to 48 percent and a rise in non weekly attendance among older groups.
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National Catholic Reporter
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