To broaden their perspective, the researchers also looked at data from 10 OECD countries in which either Protestants or Catholics still made up more than 85% of the population in 2000.

Houses in mixed areas of Northern Ireland fetch up to to 10% more than homes in predominantly Protestant or Catholic areas, ...

A propensity for Roman Catholics to vote for the Liberal Party, while their Protestant counterparts lean toward the Conservatives, may no longer be as evident as on… ...

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“Under such circumstances, we may have to build our churches in the Chinese temple style in the future,” he added. The 36-page directive also states that crosses must be painted in colors to blend in ...

A Nation’s Paper Orange, green and read all over In 19th-century feuds between Protestants and Irish Catholics, The Globe often spoke for the pro-British status quo – but that changed as ...

Protestants have seen churches closed and their crosses torn down under new laws. Catholics have seen a controversial agreement between China and the Vatican, with Beijing apparently formalizing ...

An evangelical Protestant, as well, would have provided a similar, but slightly different, perspective than Archbishop Miller. Many evangelicals, as you can see from the comments below, felt ...

The raw figures for the religious breakdown in Northern Ireland was 40.3% Catholic and 45.6% Protestant, with 14% - around 234,000 - giving no indication of their religion.

The number of Catholic and Protestant workers in Northern Ireland is almost equal, a new report has revealed. An Equality Commission study for 2021, external showed that 43.5% of the workforce was ...

On May 17, the Roman Catholic commission responsible for correcting errors in church teaching issued a guidance document with “Norms for Proceeding in the Discernment of Alleged Supernatural ...