U.S. Latino Catholic Family Receives Award for Exemplary Faith and Service
Faith has been a cornerstone in the Jiménez family’s life, and it’s a value they have passed on to their children and employees.
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Is Catholicism Dying Out Among U.S. Hispanics? Latino Catholics Weigh In
Since Our Lady of Guadalupe’s apparition in 1531, Catholicism has been a mainstay in the life and culture of Hispanics across Latin America and the United States.
Polls: Most Latino Catholics Lean Democrat
According to Pew Research, Latinos, as do most Catholic voters, have doubts about the Republican candidate’s commitment to pro-life issues and other areas identified by the U.S. bishops as being of paramount concern.
Why Do So Few Hispanics Attend US Catholic Schools?
Hispanics make up the vast majority of Catholic school-age children, but very few of them are found in Catholic schools, according to a new study.
Reaching Latinos: How Should the U.S. Church Respond?
Hispanic Catholics will comprise the majority of Catholic Americans soon, but experts in Latino ministry say it’s crucial to implement measures to keep them engaged with their ancestral faith.
