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May 05, 2009

Catholic polling data on Notre Dame honoring Obama

The Catholic League has an interesting posting on their blog, dated May 1st, Catholics on Notre Dame-Obama Flap -  

Catholic League: For Religious and Civil Rights

A Pew Research survey shows Catholics approve of the decision by Notre Dame to invite President Obama to give the Commencement address and receive an honorary degree by a decisive margin, 50-28. But the difference between practicing and non-practicing Catholics is profound. Practicing Catholics disapprove by a margin of 45-37 while non-practicing Catholics approve 56-23.

Hit the link to read the whole posting, with some thoughts on "practicing" vs. "non-practicing".

May 05, 2009 |

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