Yahoo

‘Yes’ to God, but ‘no’ to church – what religious change looks like for many Latin Americans

A woman takes part in a Christ of May procession in Santiago, Chile, parading a relic from a destroyed church's crucifix through the city. AP Photo/Esteban Felix In a region known for its tumultuous ...
Pew Research Center

11. Religion in Latin America and the Caribbean

As of 2020, roughly 650 million people live in the Latin America-Caribbean region, an increase of about 10% since 2010. The region is overwhelmingly Christian; almost every country in the region has a ...
SFGate

‘Yes’ to God, but ‘no’ to church – what religious change looks like for many Latin Americans

(THE CONVERSATION) In a region known for its tumultuous change, one idea remained remarkably consistent for centuries: Latin America is Catholic. The region’s 500-year transformation into a Catholic ...
The Conversation

‘Yes’ to God, but ‘no’ to church – what religious change looks like for many Latin Americans

This research was supported by grants P2CHD042849 and T32HD007081, awarded to the Population Research Center at The University of Texas at Austin by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of ...
Brooklyn Daily Eagle

‘Yes’ to God, but ‘no’ to church: What religious change looks like for many Latin Americans

In a region known for its tumultuous change, one idea remained remarkably consistent for centuries: Latin America is Catholic. The region’s 500-year transformation into a Catholic stronghold seemed ...