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The returning inactive Catholic parishioner: a study and analysis
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The Returning Inactive Catholic Parishioner: a Study and Analysis. Saint Mary Seminary and Graduate School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/466f0b53-ce78-4e7c-a129-9b4c566a1391.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- The study and analysis of the returning inactive Catholic parishioner proposes that the majority of returning parishioners have specific needs unique to the postmodern Christian. They desire a friendly, faith filled community that has an affirming and welcoming pastoral staff. The project methodology uses exploratory questions for the self-administered questionnaire, focus groups and personal interviews. The data analysis of the variables resulted in the following conclusions: 96% of the returnees actively search for a parish; they want a pastor who preaches and prays well; they want to be involved in ministry both within and beyond the parish. Finally they leave because of relocation or unfriendly pastor and membership.
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