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Contemporary Catholicism in England and Wales

A statistical report based on recent British Social Attitudes survey data

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The Benedict XVI Centre for Religion and Society is pleased to release its first report on Catholicism in England and Wales. The paper sets out to provide a set of reliable, up-to-date statistics on the overall state of Catholicism in England and Wales. This report is the first to be published as part of the Catholic Research Forum, a stream of initiatives based within the Benedict XVI Centre for Religion and Society.

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