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• ADMINISTRATION OF CARA
  2. 2008 CARA Awards-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     2009 CARA Awards-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Announcing a Change in Subscription Price-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     2010 CARA Awards-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Bishop Friend Succeeds Bishop Gerry as CARA Board Chair-Vol. 3, No. 2-Fall ‘97
     Bishop Malone Dies-Vol 5, No 4-Spring ‘00
     CARA Announces Research Advisors-Vol. 5, No. 2-Fall ‘99
     CARA Awards 2011-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     CARA Awards 2012-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     CARA Awards Recognize Excellence in Catholic Research-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     CARA Awards Recognize Two Major Figures in Catholic Research-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     CARA Board Appoints Executive Director-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     CARA Board Update-Vol. 4, No. 3-Winter ‘99
     CARA Fortieth Anniversary Celebration Honors Dr. Ruth Wallace and Cushwa Center-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     CARA’s Founding Executive Director Dies-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     CARA Honored With Lumen Gentium Award-Vol 9, No 4-Winter ‘04
     CARA Opens Search for New Executive Director-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     CARA Receives Recognition,-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     The CARA Report Rated First by CPA-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     The CARA Report Receives CPA Award-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     CARA Research Awards-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01 
     CARA Studies Trends in Catholic Elementary School Enrollments-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     CARA Symposium Focuses on Hispanic/Latino(a) Catholics-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Catholic Charities Served More Than 12 Million in 2004-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Changes in CARA Staff-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     CPA Cites The CARA Report for General Excellence-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Dr. Dean R. Hoge (1937-2008)-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Formation Program Reports Delayed-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Former CARA Executive Director Dies-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Glenmary Research Center and Father Virgilio Elizondo Honored with CARA Research Awards-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Global Catholicism Receives CPA Award-Vol 10, No 1-Summer -04
     Hoge, Murnion Receive CARA Awards-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Jesuit Fr. Thomas P. Gaunt Becomes CARA Executive Director-Vol 16, No 3-Winter #&8216;11
     New Board Chair at CARA-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     New CARA Executive Director Appointed-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
     New Faces at CARA-Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     Rev. Cassian Yuhaus, CP, Former CARA Director, Dies at 91-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Sisters Katarina Schuth and Mary Peter Traviss Honored With CARA Research Awards-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Ten-Year Index to The CARA Report Now Available Online-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Two Join, Two Leave CARA Board-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     Two New CARA Board Members-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Visit CARA on the World Wide Web-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Welcome to ‘1964‘–The CARA Blog-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
• ATTITUDES, BEHAVIORS, AND BELIEFS - POLITICAL ISSUES
  1. A More Religious Future for America-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Americans’ Opinions of Muslims Have Improved Since the Attacks-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Americans Support Religious History in Public Schools-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     At the Intersection of Religion and Politics-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Attitudes Mixed on Church/State Funding-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Attitudes on Public Policy Issues Differ By Religion-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Attitudes Toward Role of Religion-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     CARA Research Finds Catholics Split on Presidential Election-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Catholic Aspects of Election 2010-Vol 16, No 3-Winter‘11
     Catholic Attitudes Conerning Same-Sex Marriage-Vol 16, No 4-‘11
     Catholic Attitudes on Political Questions-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Catholic Attitudes on Public Policy Issues-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholic Attitudes toward Same-Sex Issues-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Catholic College Education Influences Public Policy Attitudes-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Catholic Composition of 109th Congress-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Catholic Congressional Voting, 1980-1994-Vol 1, No 1-Spring ‘95
     Catholics Consider Torture Justified in Some Circumstances-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Catholic Institutional Investors Mindful of Moral Concerns-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Catholic Influence on 2008 Elections-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Catholic Millennials Hold Promise and Challenges for Church-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Catholics More Inclined to Share Wealth-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Catholic Republican Activists and the Christian Right-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Catholic Vote in 2004 Election at 63 Percent-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Catholic Vote in 2012 Presidential Election-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Catholic Voters: A Crucial But Changing Pattern-Vol 1, No 5-Spring ‘96
     Catholic Votes by Party-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Catholics and Evangelicals Emerge in U.S. Intellectual Life-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Catholics Divided in Political Views-Vol 1, No 3-Fall ‘95
     Catholics Draw on Faith for Political Choices-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Catholics Included in Both Conservative and Progressive Religious Activists, but With Very Different Views-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholics Increasingly Favor Protecting the Environment-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Catholics More Inclined to Share Wealth-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Catholics Support Leadership, Disagree with Some Policies-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Catholics’ Religious, Political Identities Connected-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Catholics’ Support for Capital Punishment Waning-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Catholic Voters Reflect Concerns about Terrorism-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Chances of Divorce May Be Lower Than You Think-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Church Should Speak Out On Issues But Not Back Candidates-Vol 1, No 3-Fall ‘95
     Churches Help Achieve Community Goals-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     College Students’ Religiosity Affects Values, Political Beliefs-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Contemporary Catholic Trends-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Could Church Charity Replace Federal Welfare?-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     The Emerging U.S. Catholic Church-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Generations Key to Understanding American Catholic Laity-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Half of Americans Think Abortion Morally Wrong-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘ 13
     High School Seniors Address ‘Hot Button Issues’-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     How Different U.S. Religious Groups View Immigration-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Increasing Percentage of Catholics in Congress-Vol 5, No 3-Winter ‘00
     Jesuit Volunteer Corps Has Lifelong Effects-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Just Over Half of U.S. Adults Married-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     JVC Service Affects Attitudes toward Issues of Poverty and Welfare-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Latino Catholics Willing To Vote For Pro-Choice Candidates-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Latino Voice Emerging in U.S. Political and Civic Life-Vol 9, No 4-Winter ‘04
     Lay Leadership in Latino Catholic Parishes in Chicago-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Mass Attendance Affects Views on Immigration Policy-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Meet “Generation Next”-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Meeting the Spiritual Needs of Black Catholics-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Media Coverage of Religion Increases-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Millennial Catholics and New Media-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Mixed Views on the Influence of Religion-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Moral Standards for Elected Officials-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     More Catholics in 113th Congress-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Most Americans Oppose Same-Sex Marriage-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Most Catholics Favor Increasing Minimum Wage-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Most Catholics Support Bishops on Religious Liberty-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Most University Faculty Look Down on Evangelical Christians and Mormons-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Most U.S. Catholics Support Gay Marriage, but Church Perceived as Unfriendly to LGBT People-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Nation’s Race and Ethnicity in 2011-Vol 18, Nov 3-Winter ‘13
     Neil A. Parent Honored for Support of Church Research-Vol 19, No 2-Summer ‘13
     New Allegations of Clergy Sexual Abuse Continue to Decline-Vol 17, No 1-Summer‘11
     New Book Highlights American Catholicism Today-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Parish-Level Religious Differences Affect Public Political Life-Vol 19, No 4-Spring’14
     Pastors’ Influence on Attitudes About Capital Punishment-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     People of Faith Support Immigration Reform-Vol 16, No 1-Summer 󈥪
     Perceptions of Anti-Catholic Bias-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Perceptions of Clergy as Public Figures-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Political and Religious Attitudes of U.S. Priests-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Pondering ‘the Catholic Vote‘-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Priests are Happy-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Pro-Life Catholics and Evangelicals Part Ways on Gun Control-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Report Finds Poverty in America on the Increase-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Religion Does Matter in Congressional Voting-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Religion Has Little Influence on Attitudes Toward War in Iraq-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Religion May Have Significant Effect in 2008 Election-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Religious Aspects of the Presidential Race-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Religious Attitudes, Behaviors of Millennial Catholics Compared to Their Elders-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Religious Change during Adolescence-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Religious Identity Stable in High School; Participation Declines-Vol 17, No 4-Spring‘12
     Saving Urban Catholic Schools-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Seven in Ten Catholics Voted in 2008 Election-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Sisters Promote Community Diversity and Immigration Reform-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     State Catholic Conferences in a Secular World-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     State Catholic Conferences Promote Church’s Role in the Public Life-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Suggestions for Parish Renewal-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     The Impact of Catholic Housing-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Thirty Percent of Members of Congress Are Catholic-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Trends in American Religion-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Trends in Attitudes and Beliefs of Lay Catholics-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Trends in American Religion-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     U.S. Catholics Express a Distinctive Political Voice-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Weekly Mass Attenders Support Church Positions on Abortion and Capital Punishment-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Women and Men Religious Seek to Improve Ministry to Immigrants-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Voters Comfortable with Catholic Presidential Candidates-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Why People Leave the Church and Why They Return-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Why Young Adults Stop Attending Church-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
• ATTITUDES, BEHAVIORS, AND BELIEFS - RELIGIOUS ISSUE
  1. A Comprehensive Look at the Present and Future of U.S. Hispanic Ministry-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     A More Religious Future for America-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Acceptability of Moral Issues Related to Mass Attendance-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     ‘Active’ Catholics More Satisfied with Bishops’ Response to Scandal-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Adults Entering the Catholic Church through RCIA-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Affective Religiosity and Inactive Catholics- Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     African American Catholics Engaged in Church-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Almost Two-Thirds of Catholics Have No Opinion on Latin Mass-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Alumni of Catholic Colleges "More Likely to ..."-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     American Catholics Not Swayed by The Da Vinci Code-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Americans Have Favorable Impression, Little Knowledge of Pope Benedict XVI-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Americans Look to Religion-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Americans No More Religious Since September 11-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     American Orthodox Christianity-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Americans Prefer Religiously Diverse Neighborhoods-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Americans Show Low Level of Religious Knowledge-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Americans Think Religion’s Influence is Declining-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Anti-Catholic Attitudes in American Life-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     At the Intersection of Religion and Politics-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Attend Mass Weekly by Marital Status-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Attitude toward Catholic Religion Less Favorable among Non-Catholics-Vol 13, No 1- Summer ‘07
     Attitudes About Celibacy and Homosexuality Vary Among Priests-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Attitudes and Beliefs of African Christians-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Attitudes Concerning Marriage Annulment-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Australian Bishops Report Declining Mass Attendance-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Awakening the Faithful-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Baby Boomers Give Less to Religious and Secular Philanthropy-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     A Bishop’s View of Lay Ecclesial Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Bishops’ Approval Rating Rises-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     Building Strong Church Communities-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ’12
     Catholic Attitudes and Behaviors—Parish Life, Schools, and Millennials-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Catholic Attitudes on Political Questions-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Catholic Attitudes toward Same-Sex Issues-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Catholic Volunteers ‘Transformed’ by Year of Service-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Catholics More Inclined to Share Wealth-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Catholics Say Growth in Non-Religious Is Bad for Society-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Catholics Show Changes in Attitudes and Behaviors—Core Beliefs Remain-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Catholicism in Spain-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Candidates for Religious Life Seek Community Life, Communal Prayer, and Religious Habit-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     CARA Catholic Poll Reveals Generational Differences-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     CARA Releases New Poll Results-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     CARA Summarizes Reactions to Reports of Clergy Sex Abuse-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Catholic Attitudes Concerning Same-Sex Marriage-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Catholic Attitudes toward Sacramental Marriage-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Catholic Attitudes toward the Sacraments-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Catholic Couples More Likely to Be of Same Faith-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Catholic Faculty Concentration Influences Catholic Identity-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Catholic Identity Maintained--Is the ‘Sacred Canopy’ Wide Enough for All Catholics?-Vol 5, No 4-Spring ‘00
     Catholic Identity Persists, Even in Catholic/Non-Catholic Marriages-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholic Institutional Investors Mindful of Moral Concerns-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Catholic Laity Similar to Mainline Protestants in Religious Views-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Catholic Millennials Hold Promise and Challenges for Church-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Catholic Pluralism Study Finds Generational Differences-Vol 2, No 2-Fall ‘96
     Catholic Schooling Boosts Weekly Mass Attendance Across Generations-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Catholic Support for Bishops Declining, Pope Holding Strong-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Catholic Values Promote Wealth-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Catholic Young Adults Less Likely to Switch Loyalty-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Catholic Young Adults Support Pope’s Continued Service-Vol 8, No 1-Fall ‘02
     Catholic Youth Lag Behind Other Christian Teenagers on Some Measures of Religion and Spirituality-Vol 11, No 2-Fall 2005
     Catholics among Least Likely to Divorce-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Catholics Becoming Mainstream America-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Catholics Call for Openness, Better Communication, Accountability-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Catholics More Satisfied with Spiritual Lives-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Catholics Included in Both Conservative and Progressive Religious Activists, but With Very Different Views-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholics Online for Religious Inquiry, Research-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Catholics Optimistic about Church-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Catholics Rate Higher in Denominational Loyalty-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Catholics Rate Parish Vitality-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Catholics Support Leadership, Disagree with Some Policies-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Catholics Support Pope But Hold Independent Views-Vol 1, No 3-Fall ‘95
     Catholics Want Churches To Do More for Poor-Vol 1, No 3-Fall ‘95
     Catholics’ Contributions Influenced by Personal Financial Concerns-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Catholics’ Mass Attendance Continues Decline-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Catholics’ Perceptions of Women Religious in the United States-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Charitable Giving Down, but Religious Giving Increases-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Childhood Religion Central to Continued Adult Faith-Vol 15, No 2-Winter ‘09
     “Christmas and Easter” Catholics-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Church Attendance an International Concern-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Church Attending Women More Optimistic-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Church Experiences by Christian Tradition-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Church Financial Accountability Still Important-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Church Rebounds from 2003 Problems-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     College Students Have Differing Conceptions of Moral Issues-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     College Students’ Religiosity Affects Values, Political Beliefs-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Committed Catholics Closer to Church on Moral Issues-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Confidence in Organized Religion Continues to Fall-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Contrasting Latino Communities in the United States-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Contributions of Christianity to Society-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Converts More Religious Than Those Born in the Faith-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Culture of Bible Belt Catholics-Vol 2, No 4-Spring ‘97
     Declining Proportion of Baptisms a Cause for Concern-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Differing Opinions in New Mass Translations-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Differing Perceptions of God-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Disaffected Catholics Stay Committed to Church-Vol l, No 2-Summer ‘95
     Divorce, Remarriage Affect Catholics’ Identity, Participation-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Does Capitalism Conflict with Christian Values?-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Economy Affects Religious Giving-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     "Emerging Adults" Present Significant Religious Challenges-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     The Emerging U.S. Catholic Church-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Emphasis on Mission and Vision Key to Parish Giving-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Estimates of Weekly Mass Attendance Vary Widely-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Experiences of Catholic, Orthodox Clergy Compared-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Exploring the Catholic Identity of Catholic Schools-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Faculty, Administrators Speak on Catholic Identity, Tradition-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Fewer Catholics Participating in Reconciliation-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Foreign-Born Hispanics More Socially Conservative-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Friendship Between Catholics and Evangelicals-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Gender, Generation, Commitment Differentiate Laity-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Generational Differences and Childhood Religiosity Most Significant in Developing Catholic Religious Attitudes-Vol 3, No 2-Fall ‘97
     Generations and Catholic Culture-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Generations Key to Understanding American Catholic Laity-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Giving to Churches Increased in 2003-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Greeley Book Describes Effects of Vatican II-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Half of Americans Think Abortion Morally Wrong-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     High School Seniors Address ‘Hot Button Issues’-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Hispanic Catholics and Protestants Similar in Traditional Social Attitudes-Vol 7, No 4-Spring‘02
     Hispanic Catholics in U.S. Satisfied with Parish Life-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Hispanics Transforming U.S. Religion-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     How Essential to the Catholic Faith?-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     How Progressive Positions Prevailed at Vatican Council II- Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Importance of Religion Increases with Age-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Importance of Religion Stronger in U.S. Than among Western Europeans-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Increasingly, Americans Claim No Religious Identity-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Interfaith Marriage among Catholics-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     International Study of Bible Use Precedes Bishops‘ Synod-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Irish Still Catholic on Their Own Terms-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Irish View of Catholic Church-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     IVC Service Affects Faith, Spirituality, and Attitudes Toward Social Justice-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Jesuit Volunteer Corps Has Lifelong Effects-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Jesuit Volunteer Service and Marital Stability-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     JVC Service Affects Attitudes toward Issues of Poverty and Welfare-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Keeping Catholic Higher Education “Catholic”-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Laity Assesses Challenges Facing Church-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Largest In-Pew Study of Catholics Released-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Latinos Transforming the U.S. Catholic Church, and How the Church Is Transforming Them-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Lenten Practices-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Learning from “Former Catholics”-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Link Between Faith and Everyday Life-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Link Found Between Hispanic/Latino Religious Affiliation and Abortion Attitudes-Vol 5, No 3-Winter ‘00
     Love They Neighbor: Interfaith Marriages by Catholics-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Making the Church Meaningful for Today‘s Young Adults-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Many College Freshmen Engaged and Involved in Religion-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Mary, Queen of Parishes-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Marriage and Millennial Catholics-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Mass Attendance Affects Views on Immigration Policy-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Mass Attendance: It Depends How You Ask the Question-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Mass-Attending Catholics Seek Greater Accountability-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Meet “Generation Next”-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Men and Women Considering Religious Life Want to Wear Habit-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Military Ahead of Clergy as Contributors to Society-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Ministry to Gay and Lesbian People and Their Families-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Mixed Marriages More Common in South, West-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     More Than Half Say Catholic Faith ‘Very Important’-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     More Than 150,000 New Catholics Entered at Easter-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Most Catholics Admire Pope Benedict XVI-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Most Catholics Believe in Some Form of Evolution-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Most Catholics Have Mostly Catholic Close Friends-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Most Catholics Lie Between ‘Traditional’ and ‘Progressive’-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Most Catholics Think Patients Should Decide End-of-Life Issues-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Most Catholics Unaware of Church Actions to Prevent Abuse of Minors-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Most U.S. Catholics Support Gay Marriage, but Church Perceived as Unfriendly to LGBT People-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Most Teens Not Alienated from Organized Religion-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Most University Faculty Look Down on Evangelical Christians and Mormons-Vol 13, No1-Summer ‘07
     Most U.S. Adults Believe in Sin-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Most U.S. Catholics Support Choice of New Pope-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     National Culture Shapes Individual Opinions of Moral Issues-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     National Polls Track Clergy Scandal-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     New Research on Catholic Attitudes-Vol 4, No 4-Spring ‘99
     Newly Professed Men and Women Religious Highlighted-Vol 18, No 4-Spring’13
     News About Readers of Diocesan Newspapers-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Number of U.S. Catholic Retreat Houses Up 41 Percent since 1981-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     One-Quarter of Adult Catholics Read Diocesan Newspapers-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Opinions on Pope Benedict, Islam, and Mormonism-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Parish Councils Evaluate Parish Restructuring-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Parish Renewal Key to Catholic Future-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Parish Shopping and Hopping Among U.S. Catholics-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Parish-Level Religious Differences Affect Public Political Life-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ’14
     Parishes Must Point the Way to Social Justice-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Parishioners Less Likely than Leaders to Support Larger Parishes-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Parishioners Prefer Familiar Songs That Are Easy to Sing-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Parishioners Want More Openness in Church Financial Reporting-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Perceptions of Anti-Catholic Bias-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Perceptions of Church Functions Differ-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Political and Religious Attitudes of U.S. Priests-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Poll Finds U.S. Catholics Trust Church Leaders-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ’06 
     Pondering ‘the Catholic Vote‘-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Poor Teens Less Likely to Participate in Religion-Vol  14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Priests Satisfied With Ministry But Worry About Morale- Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Priests’ Satisfaction, Generational Differences Increasing-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Priests’ Spirituality Key to Pastoral Excellence-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Pro-Life Position Backed-Vol 1, No 4-Winter ‘96
     Protestants View Pope Francis-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Public Reaction to Allegations of Clergy Sexual Abuse-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Religion and Spirituality through the Life Course-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Religion Does Matter in Congressional Voting-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Religion Poorly Represented on Prime-Time Television-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Religiosity among U.S. Hispanics-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Religiosity and Spirituality Differentiated-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Religiosity at Catholic Colleges-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Religiosity Linked to Views on the Family-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Religious Affiliation by Age-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Religious Attitudes, Behaviors of Millennial Catholics Compared to Their Elders-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Religious Faith and Practice in U.S. Cities-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Religious Fluidity Key to Understanding U.S. Religious Scene-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Religious Identity among Children of Divorce-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Religious Identity of College Catholics-Vol 2, No 2-Fall ‘96
     Religious Participation Promotes Generosity Worldwide-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Religious Practices of Former Religious-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     ‘Religious Switching’ Is Widespread in the United States-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Religiously Active Also Civically Engaged-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     'Renewalist' Christians in Catholic Countries-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Seeking the Outlines of the Church of Tomorrow-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Seminarians Desire Assignment to Parishes with Catholic Schools-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Seniors Prefer Intergenerational Activities-Vol 4, No 2-Fall ‘98
     Shifts in Catholic Pro-Life vs. Pro-Choice Attitudes-Vol 3, No 4-Spring ‘98
     Sisters Promote Community Diversity and Immigration Reform-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Social Desirability Bias in Church Research, Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Some Catholics Also Attend Services of Other Religions-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Something about the Name Mary?-Vol 16,No4-Spring ‘11
     Southerners More Likely to Consider Religion ‘Very Important’-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Spirituality Among College Students-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Spirituality Central to Success in Today’s Priesthood-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Stewardship’s Effectiveness at the Parish Level-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Study Reveals Catholics Trail Evangelicals in Belief, Behavior-Vol 5, No 2-Fall ‘99
     Study Reveals Significant Differences Between “Orthodox” and “Progressive” Catholics in Today’s Society-Vol 3, No 1-Summer ‘97
     Substance Abuse Much Lower Among Believers-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Teenagers‘ Church Attendance Boosts School Achievement-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Three in Ten U.S. Catholics Have Ever Been Divorced-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Today’s Catholics Different from Earlier Generations, but No Less Religious-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Today’s Teens Less Engaged in Religion-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Top Four Catholics of 20th Century-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Trends in Attitudes and Beliefs of Lay Catholics-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Understanding the Millennial Generation-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     U.S. among Top Countries in Strong Belief in God-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     U.S. Catholics Agree with Vatican on Social Forms of Sin-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     U.S. Catholics Favor Pope Francis and Hopeful about His Papacy-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     U.S. Catholics Have Improved View of Bishops-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     U.S. Catholics Less Likely Than Evangelicals to Reject Evolution-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     U.S. Christian Giving Described as ‘Ungenerous‘-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     U.S. Has Many Culturally Diverse Parishes-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     U.S. Leads Canada and Great Britain in Religious Importance and Worship Attendance-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     U.S. Missioners: More Laity, Greater Focus on North America-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     U.S. Religious Bias against Muslims-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Use of Social Media for Religion-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Views of Pope Francis after Six Months-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Views on Human Evolution Vary by Religion-Vol 19, No 4-Spring’14
     ‘Voice of the Faithful’ as a Social Movement-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Web Surfers Looking for Religion-Vol 10, No 1-Spring ‘04
     Weekly Catholic Mass Attendance Estimated at 26.7 Percent-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     What Makes Catholics Feel and Act ‘Catholic’?- Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     What Teenagers Expect Out of Early Adulthood-Vol 16, No 1-Summer #&8216;10
     Whatever Happened to Saints’ Names-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     When Two Faiths Wed-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Who Is a Traditional, Moderate, or Liberal Catholic?-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Women and Men Religious Seek to Improve Ministry to Immigrants-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Young Adult Catholics Interested in Church Ministry-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Young Adults Give Little, but Most Goes to Church-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Young Mormons More Likely to Volunteer-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Youth Want Church Involvement in HIV/AIDS Education-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
• CAMPUS MINISTRY
  1. Campus Ministry Has Positive, Lifelong Effect on Faith-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     CARA Study Finds Campus Ministry Financial Problems-Vol. 1, No. 3-Fall ‘95
     Catholic Campus Ministry Examined-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Diocesan Directors of Campus Ministry Wear Many Hats-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Pilot Study Develops Tools for Evaluating Campus Ministries-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Study Assesses Campus Ministry's Effectiveness in Faith Formation-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
• CATHEDRALS
  1. Study Profiles the Nation's Cathedrals-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
     What Do People Expect from a Cathedral?-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
• CATHOLIC CHARITIES
  1. CARA Study for Catholic Charities Highlights Church Housing Efforts-Vol. 2, No. 2-Fall ‘96
     Catholic Charities USA Helps Over 10.6 Million People-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Catholic Charities' Services Increase in 1994-Vol. 1, No. 4-Winter ‘96
     Coleman Examines CCUSA’s Catholic Identity, Structure-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
• CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
  1. A New Teaching Model for Catholic Schools-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     About Their Futures-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Action Research in the Service of Catholic Schools-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     All about Catholic High Schools-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Alumni of Catholic Colleges "More Likely to ..."-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Benefits of a Catholic College or University Education-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Bright Spots Appear on Educational Horizon-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Bringing Out the Best in Students-Vol. 3, No. 2 -Fall ‘97
     Catholic Attitudes and Behaviors—Parish Life, Schools, and Millennials-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Catholic College and University Endowments-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Catholic College Education for Undocumented Students-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholic College Education Influences Public Policy Attitudes-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Catholic Colleges and Universities with More than 10,000 Students-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Catholic Colleges Better at Graduating Their Students-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Catholic Colleges Encourage Priestly Vocations-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholic Colleges Must Face Eventual Loss of Sponsorship-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Catholic Colleges Produce Many Peace Corps Volunteers-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Catholic Colleges Produce Many Peace Corps Volunteers-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Catholic Colleges Ranked Among Top Schools in the United States-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Catholic Colleges Rated High-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Catholic Colleges Rated High by U.S. News & World Report-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Catholic Elementary Schools, 1999-Vol. 5, No. 2-Fall ‘99
     Catholic Factor Marketable for Colleges-Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     Catholic Faculty Concentration Influences Catholic Identity-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Catholic High Schools Average 554 Students; Tuition $9,600-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Catholic High Schools Have Lower Dropout Rates-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Catholic Schools and Student Enrollment-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Catholic School Enrollments Decline in Some Areas, Waiting Lists in Others-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Catholic School Enrollment Declines 22 Percent in a Decade-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Catholic School Enrollment Declines as Inner-City School Closings Continue-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Catholic School Enrollment Down, but Waiting Lists Persist-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Catholic School Enrollment Down Slightly-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Catholic School Enrollment Up Again-Vol. 1, No. 2-Summer ‘95
     Catholic School Enrollments Continue to Decline-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Catholic School Enrollments Decrease, Total Number of Schools Increase-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Catholic School Enrollments Hold Steady-Vol. 5, No. 2 -Fall ‘99
     Catholic School Enrollments Surge-Vol. 2,  No. 2-Fall ‘96
     Catholic School Enrollments Up-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Catholic School Enrollments Up Again-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Catholic Schools among Forbes 100 Top Colleges-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Catholic Schools among Top National, Regional Universities-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Catholic Schools Continue to Thrive-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     Catholic Schools Contribute to Future-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Catholic Schools in National Rankings-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Catholic Schools Place High among Nation’s Universities-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Catholic Schools Outperform Public Schools on Nationwide Science Assessment-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Catholic Schools Remain Strong-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Catholic Schooling Boosts Weekly Mass Attendance Across Generations-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Catholics Show Changes in Attitudes and Behaviors—Core Beliefs Remain-Vol 17, No 3-Winter 12 Catholic Social Teaching in Catholic High Schools-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Catholic Universities and Colleges Win High Ratings-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Catholic Universities Rank among Nation’s Best-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Catholic Universities Rank High in Annual Rating-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     ‘Cautiously Positive’ Future for Catholic Elementary Schools-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Chapels at U.S. Catholic Universities among the Most Beautiful-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Community Aspects of Catholic High Schools-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Creating and Maintaining Vibrant Catholic High Schools-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Distance Learning Programs in Lay Ministry-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Ecclesial Status of Today’s Catholic Education Leaders-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Eleven Catholic Universities and Colleges with More than 10,000 Students-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Enrollments Decline in Catholic Elementary Schools-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Enrollments in Catholic Elementary and High Schools- Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Exploring the Catholic Identity of Catholic Schools-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Facts about Finances in Catholic Elementary Schools-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Faculty, Administrators Speak on Catholic Identity, Tradition-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Few Catholic Colleges for Sunbelt Students-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Finance and Governance in Catholic High Schools-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Financing and Governing Catholic High Schools-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Financing Catholic Colleges-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Financial Aspects of Catholic High Schools-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Five Catholic Schools among the 20 ‘Most Religious Colleges‘-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Funding Problems May Threaten Mission of Catholic Schools-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     Goal Is a Million Latino Students in Catholic Schools by 2020-Vol16, No2-Fall ‘10
     Good News: Minority and Low-Income Children in Catholic Schools Are ... More Hopeful
     Good News: Minority and Low-Income Children in Catholic Schools Are ... Served Better at Half the Cost of Public Schools-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollment Holds Fairly Steady-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollments Up Slightly-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Reach 25 Year High-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Increasing the Financial Stability of Catholic High Schools-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Inner-City School Voucher Programs-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Is Catholic College Worth the Price of Admission?-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Jesuit Affiliated Schools Are Tops among Catholic Colleges-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Jesuits Maintain Consistent Commitment to Education-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Keeping Catholic Higher Education “Catholic”-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Keeping the “Catholic” in Catholic Colleges and Universities-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Lay Leaders of Catholic Colleges and Universities-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Major Decisions Ahead for Catholic Schools-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     More Women But Fewer Hispanics in Catholic Colleges-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     NCEA Begins New Series on Catholic High Schools-Vol. 5, No. 2-Fall ‘99
     National Profile of Catholic Educators-Vol. 1, No. 5-Spring ‘96
     New Catholic Schools Helping Meet the Need-Vol. 3, No. 2-Fall ‘97
     New Compendium of Research on Catholic Schools-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     New Journal Highlights Research on Catholic Schools-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
     Non-Catholic Students Often Misinformed about Catholic Higher Education-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     One in Ten Catholic Students Attend a Catholic College or University-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Parish Finances Not in Crisis, But Schools Are An Issue-Vol. 2, No. 2-Fall ‘96
     Parish Support of Catholic Schools–Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Pastors‘ Views on Parish Schools-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Presidents at Catholic and Protestant Seminaries Compared-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Presidents of Catholic and Non-Catholic Colleges-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Profile of Today’s Catholic Schools-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Progress in Hispanic Educational Attainment-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Psychological Assessment of Candidates for Admission to Priestly Formation-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Racial Mix in Catholic Schools Criticized-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Religiosity at Catholic Colleges-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Revitalizing Inner-city Catholic Schools-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Saving Urban Catholic Schools-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Seminarians Desire Assignment to Parishes with Catholic Schools”  Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Students at Catholic Colleges Graduate Sooner-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Study Profiles Religion Teachers-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
     Sustaining Urban Catholic Elementary Education-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Then and Now: Enrollment Trends in Catholic Schools and Parish-Based Religious Education- Vol 5. No. 2-Fall ‘99
     Three Models of Catholic Higher Education-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Trends in U.S. Catholicism-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Two-Thirds of Diocesan School Superintendents Now Lay-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     U.S. Catholic High Schools Average 525 Students-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     
• CHURCH DEMOGRAPHICS (USA)
  1. 78 Percent of Permanent Deacons Active in Ministry-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     A Comprehensive Look at the Present and Future of U.S. Hispanic Ministry-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     A More Religious Future for America-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Active Diocesan Priests Continue Decline in Next 25 Years-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Active U.S. Bishops Now Fewer, Older, and Likely from Elsewhere-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Almost One-Third of New U.S. Priests are Foreign Born-Vol 16, No 5-Spring ‘11
     American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Annual Profile of Newly Ordained Priests-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Annual Summary Reveals Bright Spots, Areas for Concern-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Aspirants on Increase in Diaconate Formation Programs-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Black Catholics in the United States-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     CARA Reflections on Pew Religious Landscape Survey-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Catholic and Jewish Population Shift to the Midwest and West-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Catholic Attitudes and Behaviors—Parish Life, Schools, and Millennials-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Catholic Baptisms Continue to Decline-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Catholic Charities Clients Increase Seven Percent in 2006-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Catholic Church in U.S. is First in Size But Third in Growth-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Catholic Church Still Largest in United States-Vol 15, No 1-Summer Catholic ‘09
     Catholic Church Still Largest U.S. Faith Community-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Catholic Couples More Likely to Be of Same Faith-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Catholic Losses to Evangelicals Called ‘Exaggerated‘ -Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Catholic Parishes, Protestant Congregations Compared-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Catholic Population by State-Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     Catholic Population Growth, 1971 to 2000-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Catholic Population Growth Predicted-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Catholic Population in the U.S., 2000-2005-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Catholic Population Moves, Leaving Parishes Behind-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Catholic Populations within Populations-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Catholic School Enrollment Declines 22 Percent in a Decade-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Catholic School Enrollment Down, but Waiting Lists Persist-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Catholic Share of U.S. Population Likely to Increase-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Catholics Are Largest Religious Group Among New Immigrants-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03   
     Catholics Are Largest U.S. Faith Tradition-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Catholics in Congress Exceed Proportion in U.S. Population-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Catholics in the 112th U.S. Congress-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Catholics Rate Higher in Denominational Loyalty-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Catholics Show Changes in Attitudes and Behaviors—Core Beliefs Remain-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Catholics Still Concentrated in New England and Middle Atlantic States-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Changing Face of U.S. Missioners-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Characteristics of Active U.S. Bishops-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     College and Graduate-Level Seminary Students Up Slightly-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Comparisons of Diocesan Ordination Rates-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Congregations and Membership Study-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Contrasting Latino Communities in the United States-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Deacons and Candidates Continue Growth-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Declining Percent of U.S. Hispanics Say They are Catholic-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
     Demographic Changes to Impact Church in Europe and USA-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Difficulties in Estimating the U.S. Catholic Population-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Diocesan Structure and Catholic Population Totals-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Dioceses with Most Priestly Ordinations During Four Years 2000-2003-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Directory Shows More U.S. Catholics, But Fewer Priests, Sisters, and Brothers-Vol. 3, No. 1- Summer ‘97
     Ecclesial Status of Today's Catholic Education Leaders-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Eight in Ten U.S. Permanent Deacons in Active Ministry-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     The ‘Emerging’ Permanent Deacon-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Enrollment in Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation Programs Tops 35,000-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Exploring Differences in Diocesan Ordination Rates-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Facts About Hispanics/Latinos in the United States-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Fewer Americans ‘Unchurched&8216; than Sometimes Believed-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Fewer Parishes Being Entrusted to Someone Other Than a Priest-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Former Catholics Often Left in Youth-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol. 2, No. 1-Summer ‘96
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 17-No 1-Summer ‘11
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Glenmary Highlights Southern Mission Need-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Reach 25 Year High-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Up 4 Percent This Year-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollments Highest Since 1992-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollments Up Slightly-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Hispanic/Latino Population by Diocese-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Hispanics Raised Catholic More Likely to Keep Their Faith-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Hispanics Transforming U.S. Religion-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Hispanics Will Soon Comprise More Than Half of U.S. Catholic Teens-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Identifying U.S. Hispanic Catholics-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Increases in Ordinations, Catholic Population During Past Year-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Interfaith Marriage among Catholics-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     International Priests and the Priest Shortage in the United States-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Introducing the Ordination Class of 2009-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Introducing the Priesthood Class of 2010-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Issues in Counting the U.S. Catholic Population-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Jesuit Shift from Developed to Developing World-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Latino Christian Faith Communities Growing in Number and Diversity-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Largest In-Pew Study of Catholics Released-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Latinos As a Proportion of Catholics in the U.S. and Worldwide-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Latinos Transforming the U.S. Catholic Church, and How the Church Is Transforming Them-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation Programs Down Slightly-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Lay Ministry Formation Continues Strong-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Little Evidence of Switching Among Hispanic Catholics-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     A Longer View of the Church in the United States-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Love Thy Neighbor: Interfaith Marriages by Catholics-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     More Catholics in 113th Congress-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     More Than 10,000 Lay Missioners Serving in U.S. and Overseas-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     More Than 20,000 in Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     More Than 150,000 New Catholics Entered at Easter-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     More Than a Quarter of Young Adult Catholics in the U.S. Self-Identify As Hispanic-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     More Than Three in Four Permanent Deacons in Active Ministry-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     More Than Three-Quarters of Americans are Christian, Almost One-Fourth Are Catholic-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Most Americans Say They Are Christians-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Most Overestimate Religious Diversity of the United States-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Nation’s Race and Ethnicity in 2011-Vol 18, Nov 3-Winter ‘13
     Nationality and Language Are Important Elements of Latino Identity-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     NCC Yearbook Reports Catholic Increase-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Nearly 6,000 International Priests Serving in U.S. since 1985-Vol 11, No 1-Summer -05
     New Priests Are Older, More Diverse, Better Educated-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     New Religious Younger, More Educated-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     New U.S. Priests Older and More Foreign-Born-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Newly Ordained Priests Average 35 Years Old-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Newly Professed Men and Women Religious Highlighted-Vol 18, No 4-Spring’13
     New Priests Older, Better Educated, More Foreign Born-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     New Priests Reflect Greater Diversity-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Number of Active U.S. Diocesan Priests Expected to Decline 12 Percent by 2010-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Number of Deacon Candidates Continues to Increase-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Number of U.S. Permanent Deacons Continues to Increase-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Numbers of Catholics and Deacons Up, Priests and Religious Down-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     One- and Five-Year Changes in Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     One-Third of Californians Will Be Catholic by 2025-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Only Six Percent of Religious Institutes Have Adequate Retirement Funding-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Ordinations to the Diocesan Priesthood Compared-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Organizations Call for Strengthening U.S. Hispanic Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Orthodox Priesthood Includes Former Catholics-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ’08
     People of Faith Support Immigration Reform-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Percent Catholic in Each State-Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     Percent of Hispanics Who Identify as Catholic-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Permanent Deacon Candidates Down 8 Percent-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Permanent Deacon Totals Continue to Grow-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Permanent Deacons in Active Service to the United States-Vol 16, No 1-Summer 󈥪
     Portrait of People Serving U.S. Catholic Parishes-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Proportion of Foreign-Born Priests in U.S. Continues to Increase-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Proportion of U.S. Latino Catholics Declines from 1990-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Race and Ethnicity of the U.S. Catholic Church-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Record Numbers Reported by Catholic Volunteer Network-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Religious Affiliation by Age-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Religious Fluidity Key to Understanding U.S. Religious Scene-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Religious Identification of U.S. Adult Hispanics-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     ‘Religious Switching’ Is Widespread in the United States-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Retirement Needs of U.S. Religious Continue-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Rural Dioceses in the United States-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Salvadorans an Increasing Presence in Six Dioceses-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Seven in Ten U.S. Hispanics Self-Identify as Catholics-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Six in Ten U.S. Hispanics Self-Identify As Catholics-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Some Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation Programs Reorganizing-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Ten Largest U.S. Religious Bodies in 2012-Vol 18, No 1-Fall ‘12
     Theologate Enrollments Dip Slightly During Year of Turmoil-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Theologate Enrollments Down Slightly; College Seminary Enrollments Increase-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Theologate-Level Seminary Enrollments Down 4 Percent-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Three-Quarters of Americans Say They Are Christians-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Thirty Percent of Members of Congress Are Catholic-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Tracing the Socio-Economic Status of U.S. Catholics-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Trends in American Religion-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Trends in U.S. Catholicism-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Trends in U.S. Priesthood Examined-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Update on U.S. Orthodox Christian Churches-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Unchurched in the United States-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     U.S. Catholic Adult Population by Country of Birth, 2011-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     U.S. Catholic High Schools Average 525 Students-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     U.S. Catholic Parishes Grow in Size and Diversity-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     U.S. Catholic Population Increases 1.5 Percent in 2008; Total Number of Parishes Declines-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     U.S. Catholic Population Rises, Sacramental Marriages Decline-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     U.S. Catholics Increasing, Shifting from Northeast to Southwest-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     U.S. Has 16,500 Deacons, 82 Percent in Active Ministry-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     U.S. Mission Efforts Worldwide-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     U.S. Missioners: More Laity, Greater Focus on North America-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     U.S. Missioners Serve in U.S. and Foreign Countries-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     U.S. Now Has Forty-Five Percent of World’s Permanent Deacons-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     U.S. Population Remains Predominantly Christian-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Voice of the Faithful Leaders Studied-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Which State Has the Most Catholics?-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Why People Leave the Church and Why They Return-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Women in the U.S. Church-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Women Religious Professing Perpetual Vows-Vol 16, No 4-Spring &
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     Worldwide Catholic Population Increased 1.5 Percent-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Worldwide Increases in Catholic Population, Priests, and Seminarians-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
• CHURCH DEMOGRAPHICS (WORLDWIDE)
  1. CARA Book Describes Regional Catholic Trends Throughout the World-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Catholic Growth Rate Just Under Worldwide Population Growth-Vol 12, No 1-Summer >06
     Catholics Increase by 15 Million Worldwide; Priests and Deacons Also Increase-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Catholic Population Exceeds One Billion-Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     Catholic Population Growth in Africa, Latin America, and Asia-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Catholicism in Spain-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Demographic Changes to Impact Church in Europe and USA-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02   
     Excerpts from Global Catholicism: Portrait of a World Church-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Growth in World’s Catholic Population in Reign of Pope John Paul II-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Half of Global Christian Population Is Catholic-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Increases in Catholic Population and Priests, Especially in Africa, but Priest-to-Parishioner Ratio Declines-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Increases in Catholic Population and Seminarians, Particularly in Africa- Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     International Priests and the Priest Shortage in the United States-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Jesuit Shift from Developed to Developing World-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     John Paul II Bishops Older, Less Geographically Diverse-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Largest Institutes of Religious Men-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Largest Religious Institutes of Men-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Latin America Underrepresented in College of Cardinals-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Latinos as a Proportion of Catholics in the U.S. and Worldwide-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     More Than 10,000 Lay Missioners Serving in U.S. and Overseas-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Nearly 6,000 International Priests Serving in U.S. since 1985-Vol 11, No 1-Summer -05   
     Non-Priests Lead 3,000 Parishes Worldwide-Vol. 1, No. 3-Fall ‘95
     Priest Demographics in Italy Similar to U.S.-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Religious Change in Brazil-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Religious Life and Ministry in Australia-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Religious Sisters Gaining in Eastern Europe, Struggling in China-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     ‘Renewalist’ Christians in Catholic Countries-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Seven in Ten U.S. Hispanics Self-Identify as Catholics-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     U.S. Catholic Adult Population by Country of Birth, 2011-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Worldwide Catholic Church Membership-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Worldwide Catholic Population Increased 1.5 Percent-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Worldwide Catholic Total Approaches One Billion-Vol. 3, No. 2 -Fall ‘97
     Worldwide Catholic Total Increases-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Worldwide, Church Workforce Increases-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Worldwide Growth in Catholic Population-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Worldwide Increase in Catholic Population, Deacons, Priests, and Bishops-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Worldwide Increases in Catholic Population, Priests, and Seminarians-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Worldwide Parishes Without Resident Pastors-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Worldwide Priest and Bishop Totals-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     U.S. Leads Canada and Great Britain in Religious Importance and Worship Attendance-Vol 10, ‘05
     U.S. Mission Efforts Worldwide-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Vatican Yearbook Documents Church‘s Southward Shift-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Vatican Yearbook Reports Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Vatican Yearbook Reports Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
• COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS (CLERGY, ATTITUDES, AND BEHAVIOR)
  1. A More Religious Future for America-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     African American Catholics Engaged in Church-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     African Americans Tend to Stay Catholic-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Americans Go Online for Religion-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Americans Look to Religion-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Americans No More Religious Since September 11-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Americans Oppose Embryo Research-Vol. 1, No. 2-Summer ‘95
     Americans Show Low Level of Religious Knowledge-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Americans Split on Lethal Prescriptions-Vol. 1, No. 2 -Summer ‘95
     Americans Support Religious History in Public Schools-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     American Orthodox Christianity-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Americans Prefer Religiously Diverse Neighborhoods-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Americans Think Religion‘s Influence is Declining-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Attitude toward Catholic Religion Less Favorable among Non-Catholics-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Attitudes and Beliefs of African Christians-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Attitudes Mixed on Church/State Funding-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Attitudes on Public Policy Issues Differ By Religion-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Can Catholic Leaders Learn from Protestant Megachurches?-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Catholic Attitudes Concerning Same-Sex Marriage-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘ 11
     U.S. Now Has Forty-Five Percent of World’s Permanent Deacons-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholic Church Still Largest in United States-Vol 15, No 1-Summer 09
     Catholic Faculty Concentration Influences Catholic Identity-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Catholic Identity Persists, Even in Catholic/Non-Catholic Marriages-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholic Laity Similar to Mainline Protestants in Religious Views-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Catholic Pastors Older than Their Protestant Counterparts-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholic Values Promote Wealth-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Catholic Young Adults Less Likely to Switch Loyalty-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Catholics among Least Likely to Divorce-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Catholics and Evangelicals Emerge in U.S. Intellectual Life-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Catholics Are Largest U.S. Faith Tradition-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Catholics Becoming Mainstream America-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Catholics Consider Torture Justified in Some Circumstances-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Catholics Less Likely than Protestants to Divorce-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Catholics More Inclined to Share Wealth-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Catholics More Satisfied with Spiritual Lives– Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Catholics Rate Parish Vitality-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Catholics Say Growth in Non-Religious Is Bad for Society-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Catholics Still Concentrated in New England and Middle Atlantic States-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholics’ Support for Capital Punishment Waning-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Charitable Giving Down, but Religious Giving Increases-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Childhood Religion Central to Continued Adult Faith-Vol 15, No 2-Winter ‘09
     Church Attendance an International Concern-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Church Contributors Lead In Support To Private Charities-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Church Experiences by Christian Tradition-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Church Giving Compared-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Church Rebounds from 2003 Problems-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Churches Help Achieve Community Goals-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Churchgoing Teens Less Likely to Use Drugs, Alcohol-Vol 4, No 2-Fall ‘98
     Confidence in Religion Continues to Fall-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Congregational Engagement-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Contrasting Latino Communities in the United States-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Contributions of Christianity to Society-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Converts More Religious Than Those Born in the Faith-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Despite Declines in Participation, Religious Organizations Serve Wider Public-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Differing Perceptions of God-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Does Capitalism Conflict with Christian Values?-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Do-It-Yourself Religion Among Young Adults-Vol 5, No 3-Winter ‘00
     Drop in Worldwide Religiosity since 2005-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Ecumenical Study of Clergy ‘Breach of Trust’-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Effects of Religious Competition in a Western European Setting-Vol. 4, No. 2-Fall ‘98
     Effects of Religious Pluralism in Canada-Vol. 4, No. 2-Fall ‘98
     Few Americans Have Negative View of Catholics-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Fewer Americans Think Islam Inspires Violence-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Foreign-Born Hispanics More Socially Conservative-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Former Catholics Often Left in Youth-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Friendship Between Catholics and Evangelicals-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Geography of Charity-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Giving to Churches Increased in 2003-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Government Should Support Poor-Vol. 1, No. 4-Winter ‘96
     Half of Americans Think Abortion Morally Wrong-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Heritage Foundation Study Links Religion, Social Stability-Vol. 1, No. 5-Spring ‘96
     Hispanic Catholics and Protestants Similar in Traditional Social Attitudes-Vol 7, No 4-Spring‘02
     Hispanic/Latino Faith Strong, Diverse-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Hispanics Transforming U.S. Religion-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     How Different U.S. Religious Groups View Immigration-Vol 19 No 3-Winter ‘14
     Importance of Religion Increases with Age-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Importance of Religion Stronger in U.S. Than among Western Irish View of Catholic Church-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Insights into Congregational Leadership-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Europeans-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Influences on Financial Decisions-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     International Study Finds Religious Influence High-Vol. 1, No. 5 -Spring ‘95
     International Study of Bible Use Precedes Bishops' Synod-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Just Over Half of U.S. Adults Married-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Latino Catholics and Protestants Compared-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Latinos As a Proportion of Catholics in the U.S. and Worldwide-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Link Between Faith and Everyday Life-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Military Ahead of Clergy as Contributors to Society-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Meet “Generation Next”-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Members’ Commitment Higher in Strict Churches-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Mixed Views on the Influence of Religion-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Moral Standards for Elected Officials-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     More Americans Believe in Miracles-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘98
     More Seek Religious Info Online-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Most Americans Oppose Same-Sex Marriage-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Most Catholics Admire Pope Benedict XVI-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Most Catholics Have Mostly Catholic Close Friends-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Most Catholics Support Bishops on Religious Liberty-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Most U.S. Catholics Support Gay Marriage, but Church Perceived as Unfriendly to LGBT People-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Most U.S. Adults Believe in Sin-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     National Culture Shapes Individual Opinions of Moral Issues-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     National Religious Attitudes Survey-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Nationality and Language Are Important Elements of Latino Identity-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Opinions on Pope Benedict, Islam, and Mormonism-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Parishes Compared to Other U.S. Religious Congregations-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     Passing the Faith in the Family-Vol. 2, No. 2-Fall ‘96
     Pastors’ Influence on Attitudes About Capital Punishment-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     People of Faith Support Immigration Reform-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Poor Teens Less Likely to Participate in Religion-Vol 4, No 14-Spring ‘09
     Pro-Life Catholics and Evangelicals Part Ways on Gun Control-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Proportion of U.S. Latino Catholics Declines from 1990-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Protestants View Pope Francis-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Public Confidence in Organized Religion-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
     Regular Churchgoers Live Longer-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Religion Does Matter in Congressional Voting-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Religion Has Little Influence on Attitudes Toward War in Iraq-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Religion in Canada: Most Believe, Few Attend-Vol. 1, No. 5-Spring ‘96
     Religion Matters in Giving to the Needy-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Religiosity among U.S. Hispanics-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Religious Affiliation by Age-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Religious Aspects of the Presidential Race-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Religious Attitudes, Behaviors of Millennial Catholics Compared to Their Elders-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Religious Beliefs Spur Civic Involvement-Vol. 2, No. 1-Summer ‘96
     Religious Competition Improves Commitment and Innovation in the U.S. Catholic Church-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘98
     Religious Faith and Practice in U.S. Cities-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Religious Fluidity Key to Understanding U.S. Religious Scene-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Religious Giving Steady During 2001-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Religious Identity among Children of Divorce-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Religious Identity Stable in High School; Participation Declines-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Religious Life of Today’s Immigrants-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Religious Participation Promotes Generosity Worldwide-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     ‘Religious Switching’ Is Widespread in the United States-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Sisters Promote Community Diversity and Immigration Reform-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Social Desirability Bias in Church Research-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Social Ministry in Affluent Churches-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Some Catholics Also Attend Services of Other Religions-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Southerners More Likely to Consider Religion ‘Very Important’-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Substance Abuse Much Lower Among Believers-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Tracing the Socio-Economic Status of U.S. Catholics-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Trends in American Religion," Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Trends among American Donors-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Trustees Have Less Influence in Catholic Seminaries-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Understanding the Millennial Generation-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     U.S. among Top Countries in Strong Belief in God-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     U.S. Catholic Population Increases 1.5 Percent in 2008; Total Number of Parishes U.S. Population Remains Predominantly Christian-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     U.S. Catholics Agree with Vatican on Social Forms of Sin-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     U.S. Catholics Favor Pope Francis and Hopeful about His Papacy-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     U.S. Catholics Less Likely Than Evangelicals to Reject Evolution-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ’07
     U.S. Christian Giving Described as ‘Ungenerous’-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     U.S. Embrace of Religion Exceptional Among Developed Nations-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     U.S. Religious Attitudes Unchanged-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     U.S. Religious Bias against Muslims-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Use of Social Media for Religion-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Views on Heaven, Hell-Vol. 1, No. 1-Spring ‘95
     Views of Pope Francis after Six Months-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Views on Human Evolution Vary by Religion-Vol 19, No 4-Spring’14
     Weekly Catholic Mass Attendance Estimated at 26.7 Percent-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Worldwide Growth in Catholic Population-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Worldwide Increases in Catholic Population, Priests, and Seminarians-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Young Mormons More Likely to Volunteer-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
• COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS (DEMOGRAPHICS)
  1. 84 Percent of U.S. Identifies with Christianity-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     American Orthodox Christianity-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Almost Half of International Migrants are Christian-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     CARA Reflections on Pew Religious Landscape Survey-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Catholic and Jewish Population Shift to the Midwest and West-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Catholic Aspects of Election 2010-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Catholic Church in U.S. is First in Size But Third in Growth-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Catholic Church is Only Principal U.S. Religious Body With Declining Number Of Clergy-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Catholic Church Still Largest U.S. Faith Community-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Catholic Composition of 109th Congress-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Catholic Couples More Likely to Be of Same Faith-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Catholic Losses to Evangelicals Called ‘Exaggerated‘-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Catholic Parishes, Protestant Congregations Compared-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Catholic Population Growth Predicted-Vol 16, No3-Winter ‘11
     Catholic Population Shift Anticipated-Vol 8, No 4 Spring ‘03
     Catholic Share of U.S. Population Likely to Increase-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Catholics Are Largest Religious Group Among New Immigrants-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Catholics in Congress Exceed Proportion in U.S. Population-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Catholics in the 112th U.S. Congress-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Catholics in Underserved Rural Areas-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholics Rate Higher in Denominational Loyalty-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Catholics Say Growth in Non-Religious Is Bad for Society-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Catholicism in Spain-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Characteristics of Latino Lay Ministers-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Christianity Experiencing a Shift Toward the South-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Christianity Remains World’s Largest Religion-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01   
     Congregations and Membership Study-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Contrasting Latino Communities in the United States-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Difficulties in Estimating the U.S. Catholic Population-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Fewer Americans ‘Unchurched‘ than Sometimes Believed-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Half of Global Christian Population Is Catholic-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Hispanics Transforming U.S. Religion-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Identifying U.S. Hispanic Catholics-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Increase in ‘No Religion’ Seen As Primarily Political-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Increasingly, Americans Claim No Religious Identity-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Interfaith Marriage among Catholics-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Islam Has Displaced Catholicism as World’s Largest Religion-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Latest Religious Preferences for the United States-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Latino Christian Faith Communities Growing in Number and Diversity-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Latino Voice Emerging in U.S. Political and Civic Life-Vol 9, No 4-Winter ‘04
     Little Evidence of Switching Among Hispanic Catholics-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     A Longer View of the Church in the United States-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Majority of Immigrants Are Christians-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Majority of U.S. Arabs Are Christian-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     Member Services in Chicago Latino Congregations-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Mexican Ancestry among U.S. Catholics under Age 65-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Mixed Marriages More Common in South, West-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     More Catholics in 113th Congress-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     A More Religious Future for America-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     More Than Three-Quarters of Americans are Christian, Almost One-Fourth Are Catholic-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Most Americans Say They Are Christians-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Most Overestimate Religious Diversity of the United States-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Nation’s Race and Ethnicity in 2011-Vol 18, Nov 3-Winter ‘13
     NCC Yearbook Reports Catholic Increase-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     New U.S. Church Membership Comparisons-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     New U.S. Membership Data for Catholic Church and Other Religious Bodies-Vol. 1, No. 5 Spring ‘96
     One-Third of World Population Is Christian-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     Orthodox Priesthood Includes Former Catholics-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Presidents of Catholic and Non-Catholic Colleges-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Protestant Percentage of U.S. Population Dropping” Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Religious Change in Brazil-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Religious Fluidity Key to Understanding U.S. Religious Scene-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Religious Identification of U.S. Adult Hispanics-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Religious Identity among Children of Divorce-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Religious Identity Stable in High School; Participation Declines-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Religious Preferences for the U.S.-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Seven in Ten U.S. Hispanics Self-Identify as Catholics-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Ten Largest U.S. Religious Bodies in 2012-Vol 18, No 1-Fall ‘12
     Thirty Percent of Members of Congress Are Catholic-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Three in Ten U.S. Catholics Have Ever Been Divorced-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Three-Quarters of Americans Say They Are Christians-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Top Fifteen U.S. Religious Bodies-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘98
     Tracing the Socio-Economic Status of U.S. Catholics-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Unchurched in the United States-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Update on U.S. Orthodox Christian Churches-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     U.S. Catholic Adult Population by Country of Birth, 2011-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     U.S. Catholics Increasing, Shifting from Northeast to Southwest-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     U.S. Church Membership-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     U.S. Embrace of Religion Exceptional Among Developed Nations-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     United States May No Longer Be a Majority-Protestant Nation-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘05
     U.S. Religious Makeup Shifting With Immigrant Tide-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     U.S. Population Increasingly Diverse Since 1990-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Vatican Yearbook Documents Church‘s Southward Shift-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     When Two Faiths Wed-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     World Catholic Population Tripled from 1910 to 2010-Vol 19, No 4-Spring’14
     Worldwide Catholic Population Increased 1.5 Percent-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
• DEACON FORMATION AND DEMOGRAPHICS
  1. 78 Percent of Permanent Deacons Active in Ministry-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Aspirants On Increase in Diaconate Formation Programs-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Catholics Increase by 15 Million Worldwide; Priests and Deacons Also Increase-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     CARA Ministry Formation Update-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Deacon Candidates Increase-Vol. 5, No. 4-Spring ‘00
     Deacon Formation Continues to Grow-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Deacon Formation Continues to Grow-Vol 6, No 4 -Spring ‘01
     Deacons and Candidates Continue Growth-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Deacon Candidates Decrease, Aspirants Increase-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Growth in Diaconate Formation Programs, Candidates-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘98
     Eight in Ten U.S. Permanent Deacons in Active Ministry-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     The ‘Emerging’ Permanent Deacon-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Enrollment Increases for Priesthood, Diaconate, and Lay Ecclesial Ministry Programs-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 17-No 1-Summer ‘11
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     More Than 2,100 Prepare for Permanent Diaconate-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Number of Deacon Candidates Continues to Increase-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Number of Permanent Deacons and Candidates Continues to Grow-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Number of U.S. Permanent Deacons Continues to Increase-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Numbers of Catholics and Deacons Up, Priests and Religious Down-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     One- and Five-Year Changes in Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Permanent Deacon Candidates Down 8 Percent-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Permanent Deacons in Active Service in the United States-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Permanent Deacon Totals Continue to Grow-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Permanent Diaconate Continues to Grow-Vol 18, No 1, Summer ‘12
     The Permanent Diaconate Thrives-Vol. 3, No. 2 -Fall ‘97
     Portrait of People Serving U.S. Catholic Parishes-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Trends in U.S. Catholicism-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     U.S. Now Has Forty-Five Percent of World’s Permanent Deacons-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     U.S. Has 16,500 Deacons, 82 Percent in Active Ministry-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11 Worldwide Increase in Catholic Population, Deacons, Priests, and Bishops-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     
• DEACON LIFE AND MINISTRY
  1. Deacons, Church Leaders, Rate Diaconate a Success-Vol. 1, No. 4-Winter ‘96
     Despite Successes, Questions Exist About Role, Utility of Diaconate-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Ministry and Satisfaction of Permanent Deacons Examined-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     More Than Three in Four Permanent Deacons in Active Ministry-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     New Book Explores Parishes Entrusted to Married Men-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     New Reality: Wives of Men Administering Catholic Parishes-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Survey of African American Deacons Reveals High Comfort Level with Both Ministry and Themselves-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
• DIOCESAN ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT
  1. About One-Quarter of Active U.S. Priests Are Foreign Born-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Active Diocesan Priests Continue Decline in Next 25 Years-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Active U.S. Bishops Now Fewer, Older, and Likely from Elsewhere-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Archdiocesan Study Evaluates Cardinal’s Ministry and Priorities-Vol 10, No 1-Summer -04
     Average Diocesan Annual Appeal Collection Rebounds-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Best Practices in Parish Stewardship-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Bishops’ Approval Rating Rises-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     A Bishop’s View of Lay Ecclesial Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Can Catholic Leaders Learn from Protestant Megachurches-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Careers of Active U.S. Bishops-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     CARA Summarizes Reactions to Reports of Clergy Sex Abuse-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Catholic Pastors Older than Their Protestant Counterparts-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholic Population Moves, Leaving Parishes Behind-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Catholics in Underserved Rural Areas-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Characteristics of Clergy Sex Abusers-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Church Ministry Performance Management-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ⁼11
     Circulation Up in Diocesan Publications-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Comparison of Diocesan Ordination Rates-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Comparison of Diocesan Ordination Rates-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Decline in Clergy Sex Abuse Is Real-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Detroit Archdiocese Examines Priests’Attitudes Toward Change-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Diocesan Experiences in Parish Restructuring-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Diocesan Offertory Collections Increase 9 Percent-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Diocesan Planning for Parish Reorganization-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Diocesan Reorganization Raises New Questions-Vol. 1, No 4-Winter ‘96
     Diocesan Salaries Compared-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     Diocesan Salaries Compared-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Diocesan Salary Survey Released-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Diocesan Structure and Catholic Population Totals-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Diocesan Study Provides Widely-Applicable Insights-Vol. 3, No. 4 -Spring ‘98
     Dioceses and Parishes Making More Use of Pastoral Councils-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Dioceses with Most Priestly Ordinations During Four Years 2000-2003-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Directors Encourage ‘Time, Talent, Treasure’-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Easing the Impact of Parish Reorganization-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Economy Affects Religious Giving-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Exploring Differences in Diocesan Ordination Rates-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Facts about Finances in Catholic Elementary Schools-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Fewer Parishes Being Entrusted to Someone Other Than a Priest-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Financial Management in Dioceses and Parishes-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Forty Years of Change in Diocesan Organization-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘98
     Fourteen Percent of U.S. Parishes Reorganized between 1995 and 2000-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Glenmary Highlights Southern Mission Need-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Growing Catholic Presence in New Media-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Hispanic/Latino Population by Diocese-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     History, Theology, and Operation of Parish Pastoral Councils-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Home Missions Dioceses May be Model for Church-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     How Pastors Spend Their Time-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Insights into Congregational Leadership-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     International Priests and the Priest Shortage in the United States-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     John Paul II Bishops Older, Less Geographically Diverse-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Mary, Queen of Parishes-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Mass-Attending Catholics Seek Greater Accountability-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Models of Organizational Leadership in a Diocese- Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     More Women in Diocesan Leadership Positions-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     More Women Serve as Diocesan Chancellors-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Most Catholics Unaware of Church Actions to Prevent Abuse of Minors-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Most U.S. Dioceses Have at Least One “Personal Parish”-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Multiple-Parish Ministry-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     NACPA Reports Salaries of Diocesan Workers-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Nearly 6,000 International Priests Serving in U.S. since 1985-Vol 11, No 1-Summer -
     New Allegations of Clergy Sexual Abuse Continue to Decline-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     New Allegations of Clergy Sexual Abuse Drop Again-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     New Books about Pastoral Leadership-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Offertory Rose in 2002, As Diocesan Annual Appeal Declined-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Overall Priests’ Compensation Increased since 2002-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Parish Councils Evaluate Parish Restructuring-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Parish Stewardship Outcomes-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Parish Restructuring Tips-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Parish Websites Not Achieving Full Potential-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Parishes Now Outnumber Active Diocesan Priests-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Parishes Without a Resident Priest Pastor Increase-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Parishioners Less Likely than Leaders to Support Larger Parishes-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Parishioners Want More Openness in Church Financial Reporting-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Planning Process Identifies Parishioner Concerns-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Priests‘ Compensation Compared-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Recession‘s Impact on Catholic Parish Life-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Regional Shifts in the U.S. Catholic Population-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Regular Mass Attenders Rate Church’s Financial Accountability-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Retirement among Diocesan Priests-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Salaries Similar among Catholic and Protestant Lay Ministers-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Salaries Up, Total Compensation Down for Diocesan Priests-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Salvadorans an Increasing Presence in Six Dioceses-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Standards for Parish Excellence-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     State Catholic Conferences in a Secular World-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     State Catholic Conferences Promote Church’s Role in the Public Life-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Stewardship’s Effectiveness at the Parish Level-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Study of Health Care and Support of Retired Diocesan Priests-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Suggestions for Parish Renewal-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Ten Most Catholic Dioceses in the United States-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Tips for Parish Pastoral Councils and Finance Councils-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Trends among American Donors-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Two-Thirds of Diocesan School Superintendents Now Lay-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Two-Thirds of U.S. Parishes Have Paid Lay Ministers-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     U.S. Catholic Parishes Grow in Size and Diversity-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     U.S. Catholic Population Increases 1.5 Percent in 2008; Total Number of Parishes Declines-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘08
     U.S. Catholics Have Improved View of Bishops-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     U.S. Has Many Culturally Diverse Parishes-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Use of Social Media for Religion-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Why People Leave the Church and Why They Return-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
• DIOCESAN MINISTRIES
  1. A Comprehensive Look at the Present and Future of U.S. Hispanic Ministry-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     A New Teaching Model for Catholic Schools-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     All about Catholic High Schools-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Almost 17,500 in Formation for Lay Ecclesial Ministry-Vol 18, No 1, Summer ‘12
     American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Archdiocesan Study Evaluates Cardinal’s Ministry and Priorities-Vol 10, No 1-Summer -04
     Awakening the Faithful-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     A Bishop’s View of Lay Ecclesial Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Brooklyn The Tablet Readers Surveyed-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Building Strong Church Communities-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ’12
     Catholic Charities Clients Increased by 10.2 Percent in 2008-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Catholic Charities Clients Increase Seven Percent in 2006-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Catholic Charities USA Celebrates Centennial-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Catholic High Schools Average 554 Students; Tuition $9,600-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Catholic School Enrollment Declines as Inner-City School Closings Continue-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Catholic School Enrollment Down Slightly-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Catholic School Enrollments Decline in Some Areas, Waiting Lists in Others-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Catholic School Enrollment Declines 22 Percent in a Decade-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Catholic Schools and Student Enrollment-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Catholic Youth Ministry in One Archdiocese-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     “Christmas and Easter” Catholics-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Church Ministy Performance Management-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Diocese of Rockford Measuring Parish Characteristics-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Diocesan Directors Assess Catechetical Ministry-Vol. 5, No. 2 -Fall ‘99
     Diocesan Leadership in Hispanic Ministry-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Diocesan Stewardship and Development Offices Profiled-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Diocesan Stewardship Surveys Released by National Council-Vol 2, No 2-Fall ‘96
     Diocesan Youth Directors Enthusiastic, Committed- Vol. 5, No. 4-Spring ‘00
     Ecclessial Status of Today‘s Catholic Educational Leaders-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     The Emerging U.S. Catholic Church-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Financing and Governing Catholic High Schools-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Growing Catholic Presence in New Media-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Hurricanes Affected Catholic Charity USA’s Client Services-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     The Impact of Catholic Housing-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Improving Ministry in Multicultural and National/Ethnic Parishes-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Insights into Congregational Leadership-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Laity Assesses Challenges Facing Church-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Largest In-Pew Study of Catholics Released-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Latinos Transforming the U.S. Catholic Church, and How the Church Is Transforming Them-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Lay Ecclesial Ministers Essential to Parish Life-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Lay Ministry Formation Programs Cut Back-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Lay Ministry Formation Programs Profiled-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Liturgy Now a Larger Part of Seminary Formation-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Meeting the Spiritual Needs of Black Catholics-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Ministry to Gay and Lesbian People and Their Families-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Most U.S. Dioceses Have at Least One ‘Personal Parish’-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Multiple-Parish Ministry-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     News About Readers of Diocesan Newspapers-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Number of Deacon Candidates Continues to Increase-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Organizations Call for Strengthening U.S. Hispanic Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     One-Quarter of Adult Catholics Read Diocesan Newspapers-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Report Finds Poverty in America on the Increase-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Parish Life Coordinators-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Permanent Deacons in Active Service in the United States-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Profiles of Catechetical Leaders at Parish and Diocesan Levels-Vol. 4, No. 2-Fall ‘98
     Saving Urban Catholic Schools-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Survey Profiles Diocesan Directors of Hispanic Ministry-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     U.S. Catholics Have Improved View of Bishops-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     U.S. Has Many Culturally Diverse Parishes-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Youth and Young Adult Ministry Has Lasting Effect for Adults-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
• LAY MINISTRY FORMATION AND DEMOGRAPHICS
  1. Almost 17,500 in Formation for Lay Ecclesial Ministry-Vol 18, No 1, Summer ‘12
     American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Building Strong Church Communities-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ’12
     CARA Ministry Formation Update-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Catholic Volunteers ‘Transformed’ by Year of Service-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Changing Face of U.S. Missioners-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Characteristics of Latino Lay Ministers-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Distance Learning Programs in Lay Ministry-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     EPS Formation Empowers Graduates to Serve-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Enrollment in Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation Programs Tops 35,000-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Enrollments in Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation Programs Decrease-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Enrollment Increases for Priesthood, Diaconate, and Lay Ecclesial Ministry Programs-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Experiences of Former Religious Inform Today’s Lay Ministry-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Formation Enrollments Reflect the Latino Population-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 17-No 1-Summer ‘11
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Funding for Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     How Pastors Spend Their Time-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     IVC Service Affects Faith, Spirituality, and Attitudes Toward Social Justice-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Largest In-Pew Study of Catholics Released-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Lay Ecclesial Ministers Essential to Parish Life-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Lay Ecclesial Ministry Enrollments Increase by 3 Percent-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation Programs Down Slightly-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Lay Leadership in Latino Catholic Parishes in Chicago-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Lay Ministers’ Spiritual Preparation for Pastoral Work-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Lay Ministry Continues to Expand-Vol. 5, No. 4-Spring ‘00
     Lay Ministry Formation Expands-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Lay Ministry Formation Numbers Show Another Increase-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘98
     Lay Ministry Formation Programs Cut Back-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Lay Ministry Formation Programs Profilied-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Lay Ministry Formation Trends Continue-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Lay Ministry Formation Up by 14 Percent-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Lay Ministry Programs Continue to Gro-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Lay Parish Ministers are Increasing-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
     More Than 10,000 Lay Missioners Serving in U.S. and Overseas-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     More Than 20,000 in Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     New Generations of Catholic Sisters-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Number of Lay Ministry Students Doubles in Decade-Vol. 1, No. 2-Summer ‘95
     Parish Life Coordinators and the Parishes they Serve-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Portrait of People Serving U.S. Catholic Parishes-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Some Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation Programs Reorganizing-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     The Spiritual Formation of Lay Ecclesial Ministers-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Theology of the Priesthood of the Baptized-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Two-Thirds of Diocesan School Superintendents Now Lay-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Two-Thirds of U.S. Parishes Have Paid Lay Ministers-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     U.S. Missioners: More Laity, Greater Focus on North America-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     6,000 Studying in Lay Ministry Programs-Vol. 1, No. 1-Spring ‘95
• LAY MINISTRY STATUS AND ACTIVITIES
  1. Anointing of the Sick Increasingly Unavailable-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     A Bishop’s View of Lay Ecclesial Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Bishops' Project Leads to Recommendations on Lay Ecclesial Ministry-Vol. 5, No. 3- Winter ‘00
     Diocesan Salaries Compared-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     Experiences of Former Religious Inform Today’s Lay Ministry-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Fewer Parishes Being Entrusted to Someone Other Than a Priest-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Generation X Open to Serving-Vol 5, No 4-Spring ‘00
     Home Missions Dioceses May be Model for Church-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Improving Ministry in Multicultural and National/Ethnic Parishes-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Jesuit Volunteer Corps Celebrates 50th Anniversary” Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Lay Catholics Leading Parishes-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Lay Leaders of Catholic Colleges and Universities-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Lay Ministers Involved in Leading Prayer-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Lay Ministers Urge Cooperation, Respect-Vol. 1, No. 4-Winter ‘96
     The Ministry and Experience of Parish Life Coordinators-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     More Laity are Parish Business Administrators-Vol. 1, No. 5-Spring ‘96
     More Than 10,000 Lay Missioners Serving in U.S. and Overseas-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     More Women Serve as Diocesan Chancellors-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Multiple-Parish Ministry-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Music Ministers and Parishioners Rate Parish Singing-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     New Book Explores Parishes Entrusted to Married Men-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     New Reality: Wives of Men Administering Catholic Parishes-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     New Roles for Women in the Church-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Organizations Call for Strengthening U.S. Hispanic Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Parish Life Coordinators-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Parish Life Coordinators and the Parishes they Serve-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Parishes Without a Resident Priest Pastor Increase-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Parishioners, Pastors Support Lay Preaching-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Pastoral Lay Ministry Increasing in Numbers, Institutionalization, Says Recent Study-Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     Record Numbers Reported by Catholic Volunteer Network-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Profile of Ecclesial Lay Ministers-Vol. 4, No. 2-Fall ‘98
     Salaries Similar among Catholic and Protestant Lay Ministers-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Skills Required for Success in Parish Ministry-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Survey Finds Diocesan Hiring Policies in Flux-Vol. 1, No. 5-Spring ‘96
     Surveys Begin Project Funded by Lilly Endowment-Vol. 2, No. 3 -Winter ‘97
     Trends in U.S. Catholicism-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Two-Thirds of Diocesan School Superintendents Now Lay-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Two-Thirds of U.S. Parishes Have Paid Lay Ministers-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Women in Diocesan Leadership Positions-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Youth Ministry As a Profession-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Youth Ministry Programs in Rural Midwest Compared-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
• LITURGICAL AND SACRAMENTAL MATTERS
  1. Adults Entering the Catholic Church through RCIA-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Almost Two-Thirds of Catholics Have No Opinion on Latin Mass-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Anointing of the Sick Increasingly Unavailable-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Annulments Sought, Granted More in U.S. Than Elsewhere-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Attend Mass Weekly by Marital Status-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     A Bishop’s View of Lay Ecclesial Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Catholic Attitudes and Behaviors—Parish Life, Schools, and Millennials-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Catholic Attitudes toward the Sacraments-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Catholic Attitudes toward Sacramental Marriage-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Catholic Baptisms Continue to Decline-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Catholic Identity Persists, Even in Catholic/Non-Catholic Marriages-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholics Show Changes in Attitudes and Behaviors—Core Beliefs Remain-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     “Christmas and Easter” Catholics-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Declining Proportion of Baptisms a Cause for Concern-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Differing Opinions in New Mass Translations-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Effects of RCIA in a Southern Mission Diocese-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Estimates of Weekly Mass Attendance Vary Widely-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     How Pastors Spend Their Time-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Interfaith Marriage among Catholics-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Just Over Half of U.S. Adults Married-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Largest In-Pew Study of Catholics Released-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Lay Ministers Involved in Leading Prayer-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Learning from “Former Catholics”-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Lenten Practices-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Liturgy Now a Larger Part of Seminary Formation-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Mass Times for Travellers-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Mixed Marriages More Common in South, West-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Most Catholics Accept New Mass Translations-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Most U.S. Catholics Support Gay Marriage, but Church Perceived as Unfriendly to LGBT People-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Parishioners, Pastors Support Lay Preaching-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     RCIA Has Potential to Renew Church in the United States-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Recession‘s Impact on Catholic Parish Life-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Religious Identity Affects Views on Marriage and Family-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     RENEW 2000 Builds Communities for 21st Century-Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     Seminary Preparation for High Quality Liturgy-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Some Catholics Also Attend Services of Other Religions-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Strong Feelings About Tabernacle Placement-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Study Calls for High Quality, Scripture-Based Preaching-Vol. 4, No. 2-Fall ‘98
     Study: 26.7 Percent of Catholics Attend Mass Each Week-Vol. 1, No. 1-Spring ‘95
     Surveys Uncover Widespread Confusion About Communion-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Three in Ten U.S. Catholics Have Ever Been Divorced-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Trends in U.S. Catholicism-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Trends in U.S. Priesthood Examined-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Turning a Good Parish into a Great Parish-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     U.S. Catholic Population Rises, Sacramental Marriages Decline-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     U.S. Catholics Agree with Vatican on Social Forms of Sin-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     What They're Singing-Vol. 1, No. 5-Spring ‘96
• MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
  1. American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Annual Report of Trends in Marriage and Family-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Attitudes Concerning Marriage Annulment-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Background Characteristics Related to Risk of Divorce-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Benefits for Teens in Religiously Involved Families-Vol 9, No 1-Spring ‘03
     Catholic Attitudes Concerning Same-Sex Marriage-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Catholic Attitudes toward Same-Sex Issues-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Catholic Attitudes toward Sacramental Marriage-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Catholic Church Encourages Support for Lifelong Marriage”  Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Catholic Engaged Encounter Benefits Couples in First Year-Vol. 4, No. 3-Winter ‘99
     Catholic Engaged Encounter Renewal Study Finds Strengths, Catholic Identity Persists, Even in Catholic/Non-Catholic Marriages-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Challenges-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
     Catholic Engaged Encounter Weekend a Positive Experience for Engaged Couples-Vol. 5, No. 2 -Fall ‘99
     Catholics among Least Likely to Divorce-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Catholics Less Likely than Protestants to Divorce-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Couples Find Marriage Preparation Programs Valuable-Vol. 1, No. 4-Winter ‘96
     Divorce, Remarriage Affect Catholics’ Identity, Participation-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Family Religiosity Important to Latino School Success-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Family Religious Involvement Improves Parental Relationships-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Fewer Americans Consider Children “Very Important”-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Finding Balance a Problem for Newly-Married Couples-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Foreign-Born Hispanics More Socially Conservative-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Interchurch Couples Need More Church Attention-Vol. 5, No. 2-Fall ‘99
     Interfaith Marriage Related to Catholic Percentage-Vol. 4, No. 2 -Fall ‘98
     Jesuit Volunteer Service and Marital Stability-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Just Over Half of U.S. Adults Married-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Love Thy Neighbor: Interfaith Marriages by Catholics-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Marriage and Millennial Catholics-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Marriage Important to College Women, Undermined by Campus Lifestyle-Vol 7, No 4-Spring‘02
     Ministry to Gay and Lesbian People and Their Families-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Mixed Marriages More Common in North America and Oceania-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     More Catholics Marrying Outside the Church-Vol. 5, No. 2-Fall ‘99
     Most Americans Oppose Same-Sex Marriage-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Most U.S. Catholics Support Gay Marriage, but Church Perceived as Unfriendly to LGBT People-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Most Young Adult Catholics Likely to Marry-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Parish-Level Religious Differences Affect Public Political Life-Vol 19, No 4-Spring’14
     Study Finds Catholic Family Differences Disappearing-Vol. 1, No. 2-Summer ‘95
     Religious Identity among Children of Divorce-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Religiosity Linked to Views on the Family-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Something about the Name Mary?-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Three in Ten U.S. Catholics Have Ever Been Divorced-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Trends in U.S. Catholicism-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     What Teenagers Expect Out of Early Adulthood-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Whatever Happened to Saints’ Names?-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     When Two Faiths Wed-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     
• MASS ATTENDANCE
  1. Attend Mass Weekly by Marital Status-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01 
     Catholic Schooling Boosts Weekly Mass Attendance Across Generations-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Divorce, Remarriage Affect Catholics’ Identity, Participation-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Finding Balance a Problem for Newly-Married Couples-Vol 6, No 4-Spring -01
     Is Mass Attendance Declining?-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     Mass Attendance Steady Over Last Five Years-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Mass Attenders in U.S. and Australia Compared-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     New Perspectives on Weekly Mass Attendance-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
     Study: 26.7 Percent of Catholics Attend Mass Each Week-Vol. 1, No. 1-Spring ‘95
     What Percent of U.S. Catholics Attend Mass?-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
• MINISTERS FROM PARTICULAR ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUPS
  1. A Comprehensive Look at the Present and Future of U.S. Hispanic Ministry-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     About One-Quarter of Active U.S. Priests Are Foreign Born-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     African American Catholics Engaged in Church-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Almost One-Third of New U.S. Priests are Foreign Born-Vol 16, No 5-Spring ‘11
     Asian Catholics Seek Recognition and Leadership-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Black Catholic Ministry Today-Vol 11, No 1-Summer’05
     Candidates for Religious Life Reflect New Diversity-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     CARA Ministry Formation Update-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Catholics Who Seriously Consider a Religious Vocation-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Characteristics of Latino Lay Ministers-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Encouraging Hispanic Vocations-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Formation Enrollments Reflect the Latino Population-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollment Holds Fairly Steady-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Reach 25 Year High-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Up 4 Percent This Year-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollments Up Slightly-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Hispanic Catholic Leadership Development-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     International Priests and the Priest Shortage in the United States-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Introducing the Priesthood Class of 2010-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Introducing the Ordination Class of 2009-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Irish-Born Priests Struggle with Culture, Identity-Vol. 4, No. 3-Winter ‘99
     Latinos Transforming the U.S. Catholic Church, and How the Church Is Transforming Them-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12 ,br> Lay Leadership in Latino Catholic Parishes in Chicago-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Lay Ministry Formation Programs Cut Back-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Meeting the Spiritual Needs of Black Catholics-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Nearly 6,000 International Priests Serving in U.S. since 1985-Vol 11, No 1-Summer -
     Need Cited for Hispanic Ministers in U.S. Church-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     New Generations of Catholic Sisters-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     New Priests More Foreign Born, Better Educated, Slightly Older-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     New U.S. Priests More Diverse-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Newly Professed Men and Women Religious Highlighted-Vol 18, No 4-Spring’13
     Number of Deacon Candidates Continues to Increase-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Organizations Call for Strengthening U.S. Hispanic Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Survey of African American Deacons Reveals High Comfort Level with Both Ministry and Themselves-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Survey Profiles African American Priests and Seminarians-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Study of African American Sisters Explores Anxiety and Depression.-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Survey Profiles Diocesan Directors of Hispanic Ministry-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Trends in U.S. Priesthood Examined-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     U.S. Catholic Adult Population by Country of Birth, 2011-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     U.S. Has Many Culturally Diverse Parishes-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Women and Men Entering Religious Life-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Women Religious Professing Perpetual Vows-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Youth Ministers and Programs for Hispanic Youth-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
• MINISTRY TO PARTICULAR ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUPS
  1. A Comprehensive Look at the Present and Future of U.S. Hispanic Ministry-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     A Psychological and Spiritual Approach to the Inner Life of Priests-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     About Their Futures-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     African American Catholics Engaged in Church-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     African Americans Tend to Stay Catholic-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Asian Catholics Seek Recognition and Leadership-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Black Catholics Favor Traditional Devotions-Vol. 4, No. 3-Winter ‘99
     Black Catholics in the United States-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Black Catholics Reject Separatism-Vol. 1, No. 4-Winter ‘96
     Black Catholic Ministry Today-Vol 11, No 1-Summer’05
     Black Parishes Lead in Social Services and Social Action-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Catholic Attitudes and Behaviors—Parish Life, Schools, and Millennials-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Catholic College Education for Undocumented Students-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholic Parishes Diverse, Maintain Social Distance-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Catholics Are Largest Religious Group Among New Immigrants-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Catholics Show Changes in Attitudes and Behaviors—Core Beliefs Remain-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Churches Help Integrate Mexican Immigrants-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Contrasting Latino Communities in the United States-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Declining Percent of U.S. Hispanics Say They are Catholic-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
     Demographic Changes to Impact Church in Europe and USA-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Diocesan Leadership in Hispanic Ministry-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Ecumenical Conference on Latino Ministry Urges Collaboration-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Facts About Hispanics/Latinos in the United States-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Family Religiosity Important to Latino School Success-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Foreign-Born Hispanics More Socially Conservative-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Goal Is a Million Latino Students in Catholic Schools by 2020-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Good News: Minority and Low-Income Children in Catholic Schools Are . . . More Hopeful
     Good News: Minority and Low-Income Children in Catholic Schools Are . . . Served Better at Half the Cost of Public Schools-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Greater Ethnic Mix of Those Choosing Consecrated Life-Vol 3, No 4-Spring ‘98
     Hispanic Catholic Leadership Development-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Hispanic Catholics an Important Presence in Los Angeles-Vol. 4, No. 3-Winter ‘99   
     Hispanic Catholics and Protestants Similar in Traditional Social Attitudes-Vol 7, No 4-Spring’02
     Hispanic Catholics in U.S. Satisfied with Parish Life-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Hispanic Parish Ministry with a Heart-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Hispanic Ministry Progress Noted.-Vol. 5, No. 2 -Fall ‘99
     Hispanic Voice in Religious and Public Life-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Hispanic Young People Have Unique Needs-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Hispanic/Latino Faith Strong, Diverse-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Hispanic/Latino Population by Diocese-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Hispanics Create New Demands, Opportunities for U.S. Church-Vol. 4, No. 3 -Winter ‘99
     Hispanics Raised Catholic More Likely to Keep Their Faith-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Hispanics Transforming U.S. Religion-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Hispanics under Age 40 Outnumber Other U.S. Catholic Groups-Vol 19, No. 1-Summer ‘13
     Hispanics Will Soon Comprise More Than Half of U.S. Catholic Teens-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     How Different U.S. Religious Groups View Immigration-Vol 19 No 3-Winter ‘14
     Identifying U.S. Hispanic Catholics-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Improving Ministry in Multicultural and National/Ethnic Parishes-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Increased Diversity of Black Catholics Presents Challenges-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Largest In-Pew Study of Catholics Released-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Latino Catholics and Protestants Compared-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Latino Catholics Willing To Vote For Pro-Choice Candidates-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Latino Christian Faith Communities Growing in Number and Diversity-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Latinos As a Proportion of Catholics in the U.S. and Worldwide-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Latinos Transforming the U.S. Catholic Church, and How the Church Is Transforming Them-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Lay Leadership in Latino Catholic Parishes in Chicago-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Link Found Between U.S. Hispanic/Latino Religious Affiliation and Abortion Attitudes-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Little Evidence of Switching Among Hispanic Catholics-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Majority of Immigrants Are Christians-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Meeting the Spiritual Needs of Black Catholics-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Member Services in Chicago Latino Congregations-Vol l9, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Mexican Ancestry among U.S. Catholics under Age 65-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Ministry to Native Americans-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     More Than a Quarter of Young Adult Catholics in the U.S. Self-Identify As Hispanic-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     More Than Half of U.S. Catholic Teens Will Soon Be Hispanic-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     More Women But Fewer Hispanics in Catholic Colleges-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Nationality and Language Are Important Elements of Latino Identity-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Need Cited for Hispanic Ministers in U.S. Church-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     One-Third of Californians Will Be Catholic by 2025-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Organizations Call for Strengthening U.S. Hispanic Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     People of Faith Support Immigration Reform-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Percent of Hispanics Who Identify as Catholic-Vol  7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Progress in Hispanic Educational Attainment-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Proportion of U.S. Latino Catholics Declines from 1990-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Racial Mix in Catholic Schools Criticized-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Regional Shifts in the U.S. Catholic Population-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Religiosity among U.S. Hispanics-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Religious Identification of U.S. Adult Hispanics-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Religious Identity Stable in High School; Participation Declines-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Religious Life of Today’s Immigrants-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Salvadorans an Increasing Presence in Six Dioceses-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Seven in Ten U.S. Hispanics Self-Identify as Catholics-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Sisters Promote Community Diversity and Immigration Reform-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Six in Ten U.S. Hispanics Self-Identify As Catholics-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Survey Studies Pastoral Challenge of the New Immigrants-Vol. 3, No. 2 -Fall ‘97
     U.S. Catholic Adult Population by Country of Birth, 2011-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     U.S. Has Many Culturally Diverse Parishes-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     U.S. Hispanic Births Outpace Gains Through Immigration-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     U.S. Religious Makeup Shifting With Immigrant Tide-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00   
     U.S. Missioners: More Laity, Greater Focus on North America-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     U.S. Missioners Serve in U.S. and Foreign Countries-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Women and Men Religious Seek to Improve Ministry to Immigrants-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Youth Ministers and Programs for Hispanic Youth-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     
• PARISH LIFE AND MINISTRY
  1. About One-Quarter of Active U.S. Priests Are Foreign Born-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Active Diocesan Priests Continue Decline in Next 25 Years-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Administration of Parishes without a Resident Pastor-Vol. 4, No. 3-Winter ‘99
     Adult Faith Formation Popular in Most U.S. Parishes-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Adults Entering the Catholic Church through RCIA- Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     African American Catholics Engaged in Church-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Almost Two-Thirds of Catholics Have No Opinion on Latin Mass-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Attend Mass Weekly by Marital Status-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Awakening the Faithful-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Best Practices in Ministry to Gay and Lesbian Catholics-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Best Practices in Parish Stewardship-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     A Bishop‘s View of Lay Ecclesial Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Bringing Young Adults into the Full Life of the Church-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Building Strong Church Communities-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ’12
     Can Catholic Leaders Learn from Protestant Megachurches?-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Catholic Attitudes and Behaviors—Parish Life, Schools, and Millennials-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Catholic Attitudes toward the Sacraments-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Catholic Clergy Pay Low in Compensation Study-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Catholic Parishes Diverse, Maintain Social Distance-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Catholic Parishes, Protestant Congregations Compared-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Catholic Pastors Older Than Their Protestant Counterparts-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholic Population Moves, Leaving Parishes Behind-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Catholic School Enrollments Decline in Some Areas, Waiting Lists in Others-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Catholic Schools and Student Enrollment-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Catholic Schooling Boosts Weekly Mass Attendance Across Generations-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Catholics in Underserved Rural Areas-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholics’ Mass Attendance Continues Decline-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Catholics Rate Parish Vitality-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Catholics Show Changes in Attitudes and Behaviors—Core Beliefs Remain-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     “Christmas and Easter” Catholics-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Church Attendance an International Concern-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Church Ministry Performance Management-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Comparison of Diocesan Ordination Rates-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Congregational Engagement-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Creating Effective Parish Councils-Vol. 7, No. 4-Spring ‘02
     Despite Declines in Participation, Religious Organizations Serve Wider Public-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Diocesan Experiences in Parish Restructuring-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Diocesan Planning for Parish Reorganization-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Dioceses and Parishes Making More Use of Pastoral Councils-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     During Past 20 Years One-Fifth of Parishes Produced Three or More Priestly Vocations, While Two-Fifths Produced None-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     Economy Affects Religious Giving-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Eight in Ten U.S. Permanent Deacons in Active Ministry-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     ‘Emerging Adults’ Present Significant Religious Challenges-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     The ‘Emerging’ Permanent Deacon-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     The Emerging U.S. Catholic Church-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Emphasis on Mission and Vision Key to Parish Giving-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Estimates of Weekly Mass Attendance Vary Widely-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Experiences, Rewards of Pastors in Clustered Parishes-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Fewer Catholics Participating in Reconciliation-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Fewer Parishes Being Entrusted to Someone Other Than a Priest-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Financial Benefit to Larger Catholic Parishes-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Financial Management in Dioceses and Parishes-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Focus on Pastoral Management-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Four Keys To Successful Parish Management-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 17-No 1-Summer ‘11
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Glenmary Highlights Southern Mission Need-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Growing Catholic Presence in New Media-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Hispanic Catholics in U.S. Satisfied with Parish Life-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Hispanic Parish Ministry with a Heart-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     History, Theology, and Operation of Parish Pastoral Councils-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Home Missions Dioceses May be Model for Church-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     How Pastors Shape Excellent Congregations-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     How Pastors Spend Their Time-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Improving Ministry in Multicultural and National/Ethnic Parishes-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Insights into Congregational Leadership-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Laity Assesses Challenges Facing Church-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Largest In-Pew Study of Catholics Released-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Latino Christian Faith Communities Growing in Number and Diversity-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Lay Catholics Leading Parishes-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Lay Ecclesial Ministers Essential to Parish Life-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Lay Ministers Involved in Leading Prayer-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Learning from ‘Former Catholics’-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Liturgy Now a Larger Part of Seminary Formation-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Mary, Queen of Parishes-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Mass Attendance: It Depends How You Ask the Question-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Mass Attenders in U.S. and Australia Compared-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Mass-Attending Catholics Seek Greater Accountability-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Member Services in Chicago Latino Congregations-Vol l9, No 3-Winter ‘14
     The Ministry and Experience of Parish Life Coordinators-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Ministry to Gay and Lesbian People and Their Families-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     More on Pastors’ Ratings-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     More Than 150,000 New Catholics Entered at Easter-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Most Catholics Accept New Mass Translations-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Most Catholics Unaware of Church Actions to Prevent Abuse of Minors-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Most U.S. Dioceses Have at Least One ‘Personal Parish’-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Music Ministers and Parishioners Rate Parish Singing-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Multiple-Parish Ministry- Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     New Allegations of Clergy Sexual Abuse Drop Again-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     New Book about Pastoral Leadership-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     New Book Explores Parishes Entrusted to Married Men-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     New Reality: Wives of Men Administering Catholic Parishes-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Offertory Rose in 2002, As Diocesan Annual Appeal Declined-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     ‘On Eagle’s Wings’ on Top in Catholic Music Survey-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Organizations Call for Strengthening U.S. Hispanic Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Parish-Level Religious Differences Affect Public Political Life-Vol 19, No 4-Spring’14
     Parish Administration Tips-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Parish Councils Evaluate Parish Restructuring-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Parish Finances Not in Crisis, But Schools Are an Issue-Vol. 2, No. 2-Fall ‘96
     Parish Life Coordinators-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Parish Life Coordinators and the Parishes they Serve-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Parish Life Today Compared with Early 1980s-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Parish Planning Book Wins Catholic Press Association Award-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Parish Renewal Key to Catholic Future-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Parish Restructuring Tips-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Parish Reorganizations Affect Mass Attendance, Giving-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Parish Satisfaction in Urban Congregations-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Parish Shopping and Hopping Among U.S. Catholics-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Parish Social Ministry Book Unites Theory and Practice-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Parish Stewardship Outcomes-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Parish Support of Catholic Schools”  Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Parish Websites Not Achieving Full Potential-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Parishes Active in Community Service-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Parishes Compared to Other U.S. Religious Congregations-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     Parishes Most Active in Service Are Also Most Spiritually Active-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Parishes Now Outnumber Active Diocesan Priests-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Parishes Without a Resident Priest Pastor Increase-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Parishes Without Resident Priest Pastors Contribute to Priest Burnout-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02 and Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Parishioners Less Likely than Leaders to Support Larger Parishes-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Parishioners, Pastors Support Lay Preaching-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Parishioners Prefer Familiar Songs That Are Easy to Sing-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Parishioners’ Views on Pastoral Excellence- Vol 11, No 1, Summer ‘05
     Parishioners Want More Openness in Church Financial Reporting-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Passing On the Faith-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Pastors’ Influence on Attitudes About Capital Punishment-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Pastors’ Views on Parish Schools-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Perceptions of Church Functions Differ-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Portrait of People Serving U.S. Catholic Parishes-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Priests’ Spirituality Key to Pastoral Excellence-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Priorities, Recruitment Issues in Parish-Based Women's Groups-Vol. 4, No. 2-Fall ‘98
     Recently Ordained Priests Becoming Pastors Sooner-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Recession‘s Impact on Catholic Parish Life-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Religious Affiliation by Age-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Salaries Similar among Catholic and Protestant Lay Ministers-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Seminary Preparation for High Quality Liturgy-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Shared Values Key to Successful Parish-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Skills Required for Success in Parish Ministry-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Social Ministry in Affluent Churches-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Standards for Parish Excellence-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Stewardship As the Basis for a Thriving Parish-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Stewardship Message Works Across Generations-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Stewardship’s Effectiveness at the Parish Level-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Suggestions for Parish Renewal-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Regional Shifts in the U.S. Catholic Population-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Tips for Parish Pastoral Councils and Finance Councils-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Today’s Catholics Different from Earlier Generations, but No Less Religious-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Turning a Good Parish into a Great Parish-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Two-Thirds of U.S. Parishes Have Paid Lay Ministers-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     U.S.-Australian Comparison of Parish Life-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     U.S. Catholic Parishes Grow in Size and Diversity-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     U.S. Catholic Population Increases 1.5 Percent in 2008; Total Number of Parishes Declines-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     U.S. Christian Giving Described as ‘Ungenerous’-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     U.S. Has Many Culturally Diverse Parishes-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     U.S. Parishes Partner With Parishes in Latin America-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Use of Social Media for Religion-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Volunteers: Key to Making Parish Ends Meet-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     What Do People Expect from a Cathedral?-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Why Young Adults Stop Attending Church-Vol 17, No 4-Spring
     Wide Variance in Diocesan Policies on Pastor Assignment-Vol. 4, No. 2-Fall ‘98
     Young Adult Catholics Interested in Church Ministry- Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Youth and Young Adult Ministry Has Lasting Effect for Adults-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
• PRIEST DEMOGRAPHICS
  1. 1998 Priestly Ordinations-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     About One-Quarter of Active U.S. Priests Are Foreign Born-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Active Diocesan Priests Continue Decline in Next 25 Years-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Almost One-Third of New U.S. Priests Are Foreign Born-Vol 16, No 5-Spring ‘11
     Active U.S. Bishops Now Fewer, Older, and Likely from Elsewhere-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Annual Profile of Newly Ordained Priests-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Careers of Active U.S. Bishops-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Catholic Church is Only Principal U.S. Religious Body With Declining Number Of Clergy-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Catholic Colleges Encourage Priestly Vocations-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholic Pastors Older Than Their Protestant Counterparts-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholics Increase by 15 Million Worldwide; Priests and Deacons Also Increase-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Catholics Who Seriously Consider a Religious Vocation-Vol 18, No 3-Winer ‘13
     Characteristics of Active U.S. Bishops-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     College and Graduate-Level Seminary Students Up Slightly-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Comparative Rates of Ordinations Revealed in Study-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Comparison of Diocesan Ordination Rates-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Dioceses with Most Priestly Ordinations During Four Years 2000-2003-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Directory Shows More Catholics, Fewer Priests, Sisters, and Brothers-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Experiences, Rewards of Pastors in Clustered Parishes-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Exploring Differences in Diocesan Ordination Rates-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 17-No 1-Summer ‘11
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollment Holds Fairly Steady-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Up 4 Percent This Year-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollments Up Slightly-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Increases in Ordinations, Catholic Population During Past Year-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     International Priests and the Priest Shortage in the United States-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Introducing the Ordination Class of 2009-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Introducing the Priesthood Class of 2010-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Is the Decline in Priestly Vocations Ending?-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     John Paul II Bishops Older, Less Geographically Diverse-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Largest Institutes of Religious Men-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Largest Religious Institutes of Men-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Men and Women Considering Religious Life Want to Wear Habit-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Nearly 6,000 International Priests Serving in U.S. since 1985-Vol 11, No 1-Summer -05
     New Allegations of Clergy Sexual Abuse Drop Again-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     New Priests Older, Better Educated, More Foreign-Born-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     New Priests More Foreign Born, Better Educated, Slightly Older-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     New Priests Reflect Greater Diversity-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     New Priests Are Older, More Diverse, Better Educated-Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     New Religious Younger, More Educated-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     New U.S. Priests Older and More Foreign-Born-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Newly Ordained Priests Average 35 Years Old-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Newly-Ordained Priests Explain Why Some Leave-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Newly Ordained Priests Younger than Last Year-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Number of Active Diocesan Priests in U.S. Declines-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Number of Active U.S. Diocesan Priests Expected to Decline 12 Percent by 2010-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Numbers of Catholics and Deacons Up, Priests and Religious Down-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     Numbers of U.S. Priests Between 1960 and 1996-Vol. 3, No. 2-Fall ‘97
     One- and Five-Year Changes in Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Ordinations to the Diocesan Priesthood Compared-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Ordinations to the Diocesan Priesthood Compared-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Orthodox Priesthood Includes Former Catholics-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Parishes Now Outnumber Active Diocesan Priests-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Priest Projections: Trend Line Down, But Some Dioceses to Increase by 2020-.Vol. 1, No. 5-Spring ‘96
     Proportion of Foreign-Born Priests in U.S. Continues to Increase-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Recession’s Impact on Catholic Parish Life-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Retirement among Diocesan Priests-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Study of Health Care and Support of Retired Diocesan Priests-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Trends in U.S. Catholicism-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Trends in U.S. Priesthood Examined-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Worldwide Increases in Catholic Population, Priests, and Seminarians-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Worldwide Increase in Catholic Population, Deacons, Priests, and Bishops-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Young Adult U.S. Catholics See Few Priests Their Age-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Young Clergy Rare in Many Denominations-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
• PRIESTLY FORMATION
  1. A Psychological and Spiritual Approach to the Inner Life of Priests-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Annual Profile of Newly Ordained Priests-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Bishops Influence Priestly Vocations-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Candidates for Religious Life Seek Community Life, Communal Prayer, and Religious Habit-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     CARA Ministry Formation Update-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Catholics Who Seriously Consider a Religious Vocation-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     College and Graduate-Level Seminary Students Up Slightly-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Comparison of Diocesan Ordination Rates-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Encouraging Hispanic Vocations-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Enrollment Increases for Priesthood, Diaconate, and Lay Ecclesial Ministry Programs-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Formation is a Life-Long Priority, Priests Say-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Up 4 Percent This Year-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Reach 25 Year High-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollments Up Slightly-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollment Holds Fairly Steady-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     High Percent of Assistant Pastors Were Altar Servers-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Introducing the Ordination Class of 2009-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Introducing the Priesthood Class of 2010-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Is the Decline in Priestly Vocations Ending?-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Liturgy Now a Larger Part of Seminary Formation-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Men and Women Considering Religious Life Want to Wear Habit-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     New Seminarians Bring Graces and Challenges-Vol. 5, No. 4-Spring 00
     New Priests More Foreign Born, Better Educated, Slightly Older-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     New Priests Reflect Increasing Diversity-Vol. 5, No. 1-Vol. 5, No. 4-Spring ‘00
     Newly Ordained Priests Average 35 Years Old-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Newly Ordained Priests Younger than Last Year-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Preparing New Priests to Manage Parish Finances-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Psychological Assessment of Candidates for Admission to Priestly Formation-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Seminary Enrollments Remain Steady-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Seminary Expert Evaluates Pre-Theology Programs-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Seminary Preparation for High Quality Liturgy-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Servant-Leader Model Less Appealing to Younger Priests-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Shifting Attitudes Toward Women Clergy-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Spirituality Central to Success in Today’s Priesthood”  Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Theologate Enrollments Dip Slightly During Year of Turmoil-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Theologate Enrollments Down Slightly; College Seminary Enrollments Increase -Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Theologate-Level Seminary Enrollments Down 4 Percent-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Theological Students Compared Across Denominations-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Theology of the Priesthood of the Baptized-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Trends in U.S. Priesthood Examined-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     U.S. Priests’ Morale Remains High-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     What Should Priests Know, and How Well Should They Know It?-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
• PRIESTLY LIFE AND MINISTRY
  1. A Psychological and Spiritual Approach to the Inner Life of Priests- Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     About One-Quarter of Active U.S. Priests Are Foreign Born-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     ‘Active’ Catholics More Satisfied with Bishops’ Response to Scandal-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Active U.S. Bishops Now Fewer, Older, and Likely from Elsewhere-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Attitudes About Celibacy and Homosexuality Vary Among Priests-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Bishops Discuss Challenges of Fewer Priests-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     CARA Priest Poll 2001 Reveals Priests’ Lives and Issues-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Catholic and Protestant Clergy Compared-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Catholic and Protestant Clergy Salary Gap Rooted in Underlying Philosophies-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Changing Face of U.S. Missioners-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Characteristics of Clergy Sex Abusers-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Chicago Priests Overworked, Dedicated-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Comparative Salaries of Senior Pastors-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Compared to Others, Clergy Are Most Satisfied with Work and Happiest in Life-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Comparing Catholic and Protestant Clergy--Results of a Time Use Survey-Vol 5, No 4-Spring ‘00
     Decline in Clergy Sex Abuse Is Real-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Despite Increased Workload, Priests Still Satisfied With Lives-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Detroit Archdiocese Examines Priests’ Attitudes Toward Change-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Differences Between Priests Who Stay and Those Who Resign-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Ecumenical Study of Clergy ‘Breach of Trust’-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Experiences of Catholic, Orthodox Clergy Compared-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Experiences, Rewards of Pastors in Clustered Parishes-Vol 12, No 4-Spring 2007
     Faith, People, Give Life to Effective Priests-Vol. 1, No. 2-Summer ‘95
     Favorite Authors of Catholic Priests-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Formation is a Life-Long Priority, Priests Say-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     How Pastors Spend Their Time-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Irish-Born Priests Struggle with Culture, Identity-Vol. 4, No. 3-Winter ‘99
     Jesuits Maintain Consistent Commitment to Education-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Largest In-Pew Study of Catholics Released-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Ministry: Source of Stress and Satisfaction Among Clergy-Vol. 5, No. 2-Fall ‘99
     More on Pastors’ Ratings-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Multiple-Parish Ministry-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     New Allegations of Clergy Sexual Abuse Continue to Decline-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     New Allegations of Clergy Sexual Abuse Drop Again-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Newly Ordained Priests Explain Why Some Leave-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Newly Ordained Priests Feel Mixture of Stress and Satisfaction-Vol 5, No 2-Fall ‘99
     Overall Priests’ Compensation Increased since 2002-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Parishes Now Outnumber Active Diocesan Priests-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Parishes Without a Resident Priest Pastor Increase-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Parishes Without Resident Priest Pastors Contribute to Priest Burnout-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02 and Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Parishioners’ Views on Pastoral Excellence- Vol 11, No 1, Summer ‘05
     Pastors’ Views on Parish Schools-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Perceptions of Clergy as Public Figures-Vol 10, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Political and Religious Attitudes of U.S. Priests-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Priesthood Today and into the Future”  Vol. 11, No 1, Summer ‘05
     Priests Are Happy-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Priests Satisfied With Ministry But Worry About Morale-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Priests Satisfied With Priestly Life, Concerned About Future-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Priests’ Compensation Compared-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Priests’ Compensation Shows Moderate But Steady Increase-Vol. 5, No. 2-Fall ‘99
     Priests’ Satisfaction, Generational Differences Increasing-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Priests’ Spirituality Key to Pastoral Excellence-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Recently Ordained Priests Becoming Pastors Sooner-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Recession’s Impact on Catholic Parish Life-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Retirement among Diocesan Priests-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Salaries Up, Total Compensation Down for Diocesan Priests-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Schoenherr Argues for More Inclusive Clergy-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Servant-Leader Model Less Appealing to Younger Priests-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Skills Required for Success in Parish Ministry-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Spirituality Central to Success in Today’s Priesthood”  Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Study Examines Concerns of Older Priests-Vol. 3, No. 2-Fall ‘97
     Study of Health Care and Support of Retired Diocesan Priests-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Survey Profiles African American Priests and Seminarians-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Trends in U.S. Priesthood Examined-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     U.S. Diocesan Priest Compensation-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     U.S. Priests’ Morale Remains High-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Wide Variance in Diocesan Policies on Pastor Assignment-Vol. 4, No. 2-Fall ‘98
• RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (CATECHETICAL MINISTRY)
  1. A New Teaching Model for Catholic Schools-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Action Research in the Service of Catholic Schools-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Adults Entering the Catholic Church through RCIA-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Adult Faith Formation Popular in Most U.S. Parishes-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     All about Catholic High Schools-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Americans Have Favorable Impression, Little Knowledge of Pope Benedict XVI-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Americans Show Low Level of Religious Knowledge-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Campus Ministry Has Positive, Lifelong Effect on Faith-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Catholic Attitudes and Behaviors—Parish Life, Schools, and Millennials-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Catholic High Schools Average 554 Students; Tuition $9,600-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Catholic Colleges Encourage Priestly Vocations-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholic Colleges Rated High by U.S. News & World Report-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Catholic Faculty Concentration Influences Catholic Identity-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Catholic Faith Formation Through Lay Faculty-Vol. 2, No. 2 -Fall ‘96
     Catholic School Enrollments Decline in Some Areas, Waiting Lists in Others-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Catholic School Enrollment Declines 22 Percent in a Decade-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Catholic School Enrollment Down Slightly-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Catholic Schools and Student Enrollment-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Catholic Volunteers ‘Transformed’ by Year of Service-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Catholic Youth Lag Behind Other Christian Teenagers on Some Measures of Religion and Spirituality-Vol 11, No 2-Fall 2005
     Catholics Show Changes in Attitudes and Behaviors—Core Beliefs Remain-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Childhood Religion Central to Continued Adult Faith-Vol 15, No 2-Winter ‘09
     Creating and Maintaining Vibrant Catholic High Schools-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Diocesan Directors Assess Catechetical Ministry-Vol. 5, No. 2-Fall ‘99
     Ecclesial Status of Today’s Catholic Education Leaders-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Enrollments in Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation Programs Decrease-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Exploring the Catholic Identity of Catholic Schools-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Facts about Finances in Catholic Elementary Schools-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Goal Is a Million Latino Students in Catholic Schools by 2020-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Frequently Requested Statistics on Catholic Schools-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Keeping the ‘Catholic’ in Catholic Colleges and Universities-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Knowledge and Practice of Religious Education Students Studied-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     International Study of Bible Use Precedes Bishops’ Synod-Vol 14, No 1-Summer ‘08
     Is Catholic College Worth the Price of Admission?-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Liturgy Now a Larger Part of Seminary Formation-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     More Than 150,000 New Catholics Entered at Easter-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Passing On the Faith-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Profiles of Catechetical Leaders at Parish and Diocesan Levels-Vol. 4, No. 2-Fall ‘98
     Religious Change during Adolescence-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Religious Development Begins At Home-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Religious Identity Stable in High School; Participation Declines-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Students at Catholic Colleges Graduate Sooner-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Study Profiles Religion Teachers-Vol. 3, No. 3-Winter ‘98
     Sustaining Urban Catholic Elementary Education-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Then and Now: Enrollment Trends in Catholic Schools and Parish-Based Religious Education-Vol 5. No. 2-Fall ‘99
     Three Models of Catholic Higher Education-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Today’s Teens Less Engaged in Religion-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Training and Formation Crucial for Excellence in Catechesis-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     U.S. Catholic High Schools Average 525 Students-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
• RELIGIOUS GIVING AND STEWARDSHIP
  1. A New Teaching Model for Catholic Schools-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Attitudes are Key in Church Giving and Receiving-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Average Diocesan Annual Appeal Collection Rebounds-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Baby Boomers Give Less to Religious and Secular Philanthropy-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Best Practices in Parish Stewardship-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Catholic Charities Clients Increased by 10.2 Percent in 2008-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Catholic Charities Clients Increase Seven Percent in 2006-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Catholic Charities Third Largest U.S. Nonprofit-Vol 10, No 2-Winter ‘05
     Catholic Charities USA Celebrates Centennial-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Catholic College and University Endowments-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Catholic Giving and Volunteering Down in 1993-Vol. 1, No. 1-Spring ‘95
     Catholic High Schools Average 554 Students; Tuition $9,600-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Catholic Institutional Investors Mindful of Moral Concerns-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Catholics Call for Openness, Better Communication, Accountability-Vol 9,No 3-Winter ‘04
     Catholics Pay the Bills-Vol. 1, No. 4-Winter ‘96
     Catholics’ Contributions Influenced by Personal Financial Concerns-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Charitable Giving Down, but Religious Giving Increases-Vol 15, No 1-Summer ‘09
     Church Contributors Lead In Support To Private Charities-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Church Financial Accountability Still Important-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Church Giving Affected by Parish Size-Vol. 3, No. 2-Fall 1997
     Church Giving Compared-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Could Church Charity Replace Federal Welfare?-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Despite Declines in Participation, Religious Organizations Serve Wider Public-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Diocesan Level Stewardship Surveys Released by National Council-Vol. 2, No. 2-Fall ‘96
     Diocesan Offertory Collections Increase 9 Percent-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Diocesan Stewardship and Development Offices Profiled-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Directors Encourage ‘Time, Talent, Treasure’-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Economy Affects Religious Giving-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Emphasis on Mission and Vision Key to Parish Giving-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Facts about Finances in Catholic Elementary Schools-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Facts on Volunteering from Some Recent CARA Studies-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Finance and Governance in Catholic High Schools-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Financial Aspects of Catholic High Schools-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Financial Benefit to Larger Catholic Parishes-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Financial Management in Dioceses and Parishes-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Financing Catholic Colleges-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Geography of Charity-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Giving to Churches Increased in 2003-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Increases in Catholic Population and Seminarians, Particularly in Africa- Vol 11, No 1-Summer ‘05
     Increasing the Financial Stability of Catholic High Schools-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Independent Sector Study for 1996 Shows Catholics Give Less-Vol. 2, No. 2-Fall ‘96
     Mass-Attending Catholics Seek Greater Accountability-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Money Matters--Why Catholics Don’t Give and Ways to Address the Problem-Vol 5, No 4-Spring ‘00
     Offertory Rose in 2002, As Diocesan Annual Appeal Declined-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Only Six Percent of Religious Institutes Have Adequate Retirement Funding-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Parish Characteristics Examined for Effect on Giving-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Parish Finances Not in Crisis, But Schools Are an Issue-Vol. 2, No. 2-Fall ‘96
     Parish Reorganizations Affect Mass Attendance, Giving-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Parish Stewardship Outcomes-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Parishioner Characteristics Affect Household Giving-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Parishioners Want More Openness in Church Financial Reporting-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Regular Mass Attenders Rate Church’s Financial Accountability-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Preparing New Priests to Manage Parish Finances-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Recession’s Impact on Catholic Parish Life-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Religion Matters in Giving to the Needy-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Religious Giving Steady During 2001-Vol 8, No. 1-Summer ‘02
     Religious Participation Promotes Generosity Worldwide-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Report Finds Poverty in America on the Increase-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Retirement Needs of U.S. Religious Continue-Vol 13, No 3, Winter ‘08
     Seminary Enrollments Remain Steady-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     South Leads in Charitable and Religious Giving-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Special Report: The Hoge Study on Church Giving-Vol. 1, No. 1-Spring ‘95
     Stewardship As the Basis for a Thriving Parish-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Stewardship Message Works Across Generations-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Stewardship’s Effectiveness at the Parish Level- Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Study Cites Factors in Catholic Giving.-Vol. 1, No. 4-Winter ‘96
     Study Finds Increase in Sunday Collections-Vol. 1, No. 2-Summer ‘95
     Study Sees Mixed News on Catholic Giving-Vol. 1, No. 4-Winter ‘96
     Tips for Parish Pastoral Councils and Finance Councils-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Trends among American Donors-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     U.S. Christian Giving Described as ‘Ungenerous’-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Volunteering: More Likely When Asked-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Volunteers: Key to Making Parish Ends Meet-Vol 3, No 1-Summer ‘97
     What Moves Some Catholics to Give More?-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘98
     Why People Give to Their Churches-Vol. 4, No. 4 -Spring ‘99
• RELIGIOUS INSTITUTE FORMATION AND DEMOGRAPHICS
  1. About One-Quarter of Active U.S. Priests Are Foreign Born-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Candidates for Religious Life Seek Community Life, Communal Prayer, and Religious Habit-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Candidates for Religious Life Reflect New Diversity-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     CARA Ministry Formation Update-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Catholic Colleges Encourage Priestly Vocations-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholics Who Seriously Consider a Religious Vocation-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     College and Graduate-Level Seminary Students Up Slightly-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Generation X Open to Serving-Vol. 5, No. 4-Spring ‘00
     Directory Shows More Catholics, But Fewer Priests, Sisters, Brothers-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Enrollment Increases for Priesthood, Diaconate, and Lay Ecclesial Ministry Programs-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Experiences of Former Religious Inform Today’s Lay Ministry-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 17-No 1-Summer ‘11
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Reach 25 Year High-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollment Holds Fairly Steady-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Greater Ethnic Mix Among Those Choosing Consecrated Life-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘98
     Is the Decline in Priestly Vocations Ending?-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Jesuit Shift from Developed to Developing World-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Largest Institutes of Religious Men-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Largest Religious Institutes of Men-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Largest Religious Institutes of Men-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Liturgy Now a Larger Part of Seminary Formation-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Many New Forms of Consecrated Life- Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Men and Women Considering Religious Life Want to Wear Habit-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     New and Emerging Communities of Consecrated Life-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     New Generations of Catholic Sisters-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     New Religious Younger, More Educated-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Newly Ordained Priests Younger than Last Year-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     Newly Professed Men and Women Religious Highlighted-Vol 18, No 4-Spring’13
     Numbers of Catholics and Deacons Up, Priests and Religious Down-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     One- and Five-Year Changes in Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Online Surveys Report Interest in Religious Vocations-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Religious Candidates With Debts-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Religious Retirement Fund Improves-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Religious Sisters Gaining in Eastern Europe, Struggling in China-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Shift in Cost/Benefit Ratio Results in Declining Vocations-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Student Loans Derailing Dreams of Religious Life-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Sustaining and Promoting Brotherhood-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Trends in U.S. Catholicism-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Vocation Inquiries Increase-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Vocation Trends of Members of Religious Communities-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Women and Men Entering Religious Life-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Women Religious Professing Perpetual Vows-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
• RELIGIOUS INSTITUTE LIFE AND MINISTRY
  1. A Psychological and Spiritual Approach to the Inner Life of Priests- Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Associate Movement in Women's Religious Communities-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Associate Programs A Growing Trend Among Religious Orders-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Associates Work, Pray With Vowed Members of Religious Institutes-Vol 8, No 3-Winter ‘03
     Catholics’ Perceptions of Women Religious in the United States-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Candidates for Religious Life Seek Community Life, Communal Prayer, and Religious Habit-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Changing Face of U.S. Missioners-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Emerging Communities Display Interesting Patterns-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Experiences of Former Religious Inform Today’s Lay Ministry-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 17-No 1-Summer ‘11
     Funding Shortfall for Religious Retirement-Vol. 4, No. 3 -Winter ‘99
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Reach 25 Year High-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollment Holds Fairly Steady-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Image of Religious Life Positive, Little Understood-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Introducing the Priesthood Class of 2010-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     The Intellectual Life of Women Religious-Vol. 2, No. 1-Summer ‘96
     IVC Service Affects Faith, Spirituality, and Attitudes Toward Social Justice-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Jesuit Affiliated Schools Are Tops among Catholic Colleges-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Jesuit Shift from Developed to Developing World-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Jesuit Volunteer Corps Celebrates 50th Anniversary-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Jesuit Volunteer Corps Has Lifelong Effects-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Jesuits Maintain Consistent Commitment to Education-Vol 12, No 3-Winter ‘06
     JVC Service Affects Attitudes toward Issues of Poverty and Welfare-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Largest In-Pew Study of Catholics Released-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Largest Religious Institutes of Men.-Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     Leadership, Ministries of Women Religious-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Liturgy Now a Larger Part of Seminary Formation-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Loss of Institutional Missions Affects U.S. Religious Orders-Vol 6, No 3-Winter ‘01
     Many New Forms of Consecrated Life- Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Men and Women Considering Religious Life Want to Wear Habit-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     The Ministry and Experience of Parish Life Coordinators-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Most Women's Orders Have Associates-Vol. 1, No. 4-Winter ‘96
     New Allegations of Clergy Sexual Abuse Drop Again-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     New and Emerging Communities of Consecrated Life-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     New Generations of Catholic Sisters-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     New Religious Younger, More Educated-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     New Roles for Women in the Church-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Newly Professed Men and Women Religious Highlighted-Vol 18, No 4-Spring’13
     Number of U.S. Catholic Retreat Houses Up 41 Percent since 1981-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Online Surveys Report Interest in Religious Vocations-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Only Six Percent of Religious Institutes Have Adequate Retirement Funding-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Psychological Assessment of Candidates for Admission to Priestly Formation-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Redefining Religious Life Today-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Religious Life and Ministry in Australia-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Religious Orders Absorb and Channel Change in the Church-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Religious Orders Affected by Withdrawals-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Religious Practices of Former Religious-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Religious Salaries Rising Slowly-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Retirement Needs of U.S. Religious Continue-Vol 13, No 3, ‘Winter ‘08
     Sisters Promote Community Diversity and Immigration Reform-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Study of African American Sisters Explores Anxiety and Depression-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Student Loans Derailing Dreams of Religious Life-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Study of Alcoholic Religious Finds Culture of Recovery, Culture of Denial-Vol. 1, No. 1-Spring ‘95
     Study Offers Insights on Recruiting and Retaining Religious-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Survey Examines External Ministries of Today‘s Religious-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Sustaining and Promoting Brotherhood-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Trends in U.S. Catholicism-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Women and Men Entering Religious Life-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Women and Men Religious Seek to Improve Ministry to Immigrants-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     
• SEMINARIES AND THEOLOGATES
  1. A Psychological and Spiritual Approach to the Inner Life of Priests-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     About One-Quarter of Active U.S. Priests Are Foreign Born-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Almost One-Third of New U.S. Priests Are Foreign Born-Vol 16, No 5-Spring ‘11
     Altitudes About Celibacy and Homosexuality Vary Among Priests-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Canadian Seminary Student Profile-Vol. 2, No. 2 -Fall ‘96
     CARA Ministry Formation Update-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     CARA Seminary Directory Shows Enrollment Decline-Vol. 1, No. 1-Spring ‘95
     Catholic Colleges Encourage Priestly Vocations-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholics Who Seriously Consider a Religious Vocation-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     College and Graduate-Level Seminary Students Up Slightly-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Comparison of Diocesan Ordination Rates-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Comparison of Diocesan Ordination Rates-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Enrollment Increases for Priesthood, Diaconate, and Lay Ecclesial Ministry Programs-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 17-No 1-Summer ‘11
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Increase Slightly In 2004-2005-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Up 4 Percent This Year-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollments Highest Since 1992-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollment Holds Fairly Steady-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollments Hold Steady-Spring ‘01
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollments Up Slightly-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Reach 25 Year High-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Graduate-Level Seminary Students Increase-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Introducing the Ordination Class of 2009-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Introducing the Priesthood Class of 2010-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Is the Decline in Priestly Vocations Ending?-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Liturgy Now a Larger Part of Seminary Formation-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     New Seminarians Bring Graces and Challenges-Vol. 5, No. 4-Spring ‘00
     One- and Five-Year Changes in Worldwide Church Statistics-Vol 19, No 1-Summer ‘13
     Preparing New Priests to Manage Parish Finances-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Presidents at Catholic and Protestant Seminaries Compared-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Presidents of Catholic and Non-Catholic Colleges-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Psychological Assessment for Seminary Admission-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Theologate Enrollment Up Again in 2000-Vol. 5, No. 4-Spring ‘00
     Seminarian Numbers Drop in Past Year-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘98
     Seminarians Desire Assignment to Parishes with Catholic Schools” Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     Seminary Enrollments Remain Stable-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Seminary Expert Evaluates Pre-Theology Programs-Vol 12, No 1-Summer ‘06
     Seminary Preparation for High Quality Liturgy-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Seminary Programs Advance, But Some Student-Based Problems-Vol. 5, No. 4 -Spring ‘00
     Student Loans Derailing Dreams of Religious Life-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Study Finds U.S. Seminary Enrollments Decline Slightly-Vol. 1, No. 5-Spring ‘96
     Survey Profiles African American Priests and Seminarians-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Theologate Enrollments Dip Slightly During Year of Turmoil-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Theologate Enrollments Down Slightly; College Seminary Enrollments Increase -Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Theologate-Level Seminary Enrollments Down 4 Percent-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Theological Students Compared Across Denominations-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Trends in U.S. Catholicism-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Trustees Have Less Influence in Catholic Seminaries-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     What Should Priests Know, and How Well Should They Know It?-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Worldwide Increases in Catholic Population, Priests, and Seminarians-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
• SMALL CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES
  1. Small Christian Communities Growing-Vol 6, No 2-Fall ‘00
     Small Christian Communities Show Variety-Vol. 4, No. 3-Winter ‘99
     Small Christian Communities: Who and What Are They?-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
• VOCATIONS
  1. 1998 Priestly Ordinations-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     Active Diocesan Priests Continue Decline in Next 25 Years-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Almost One-Third of New U.S. Priests Are Foreign Born-Vol 16, No 5-Spring ‘11
     Aspirants On Increase in Diaconate Formation Programs-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Associate Programs A Growing Trend Among Religious Orders-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     A Bishop’s View of Lay Ecclesial Ministry-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Bishops Discuss Challenges of Fewer Priests-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     Bishops Influence Priestly Vocations-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Candidates for Religious Life Seek Community Life, Communal Prayer, and Religious Habit-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Catholic Colleges Encourage Priestly Vocations-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholics Who Seriously Consider a Religious Vocation-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Deacons and Candidates Continue Growth-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Dioceses with Most Priestly Ordinations During Four Years 2000-2003-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     During Past 20 Years One-Fifth of Parishes Produced Three or More Priestly Vocations, Two-Fifths Produced None-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     Encouraging Hispanic Vocations-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Enrollment in Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation Programs Tops 35,000-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Enrollment Increases for Priesthood, Diaconate, and Lay Ecclesial Ministry Programs--Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Frequently Requested Church Statistics-Vol 17-No 1-Summer ‘11
     Generation X Open to Serving-Vol. 5, No. 4-Spring ‘00
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Reach 25 Year High-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Graduate-Level Seminarians Up 4 Percent This Year-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollment Holds Fairly Steady-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollments Up Slightly-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Greater Ethnic Mix of Those Choosing Consecrated Life-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘98
     Helping Teenage Catholics to Think About Vocations-Vol 7, No 4-Spring Almost One-Third of New U.S. Priests Are Foreign Born-Vol 16, No 5-Spring ‘1102
     High Percent of Assistant Pastors Were Altar Servers-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Increase Reported in Worldwide Priestly Vocations-Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     Increases in Ordinations, Catholic Population During Past Year-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Introducing the Ordination Class of 2009-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Introducing the Priesthood Class of 2010-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Is the Decline in Priestly Vocations Ending?-Vol 18, No 1-Summer ‘12
     Lay Ecclesial Ministers Essential to Parish Life-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Lay Leadership in Latino Catholic Parishes in Chicago-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Lay Ministry Formation Programs Profiled-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Lay Ministry Formation Trends Continue-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Many New Forms of Consecrated Life- Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Men and Women Considering Religious Life Want to Wear Habit-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     New and Emerging Communities of Consecrated Life-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     New Generations of Catholic Sisters-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     New Priests Older, Better Educated, More Foreign-Born-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     New Priests Reflect Greater Diversity-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     New Priests Reflect Increasing Diversity-Vol. 5, No. 1-Summer ‘99
     New Religious Younger, More Educated-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Newly-Ordained Priests Explain Why Some Leave-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Newly Professed Men and Women Religious Highlighted-Vol 18, No 4-Spring’13
     Number of U.S. Permanent Deacons Continues to Increase-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Online Surveys Report Interest in Religious Vocations-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Ordinations to the Diocesan Priesthood Compared-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Permanent Deacons in Active Service in the United States-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Priests Are Happy-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     Psychological Assessment of Candidates for Admission to Priestly Formation-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Rates of Ordinations to the Diocesan Priesthood Revealed-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Record Numbers Reported by Catholic Volunteer Network-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Religious Candidates With Debts-Vol. 2, No. 4-Spring ‘97
     Seminary Programs Advance, But Some Student-Based Problems-Vol. 5, No. 4 -Spring ‘00
     Serra Finds Correlation Between Catholic Scouting and Priestly Vocations-Vol. 4, No. 4-Spring ‘99
     Shift in Cost/Benefit Ratio Results in Declining Vocations-Vol 7, No 1-Summer ‘01
     Some Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation Programs Reorganizing-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Student Loans Derailing Dreams of Religious Life-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Study Offers Insights on Recruiting and Retaining Religious-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Today‘s Candidates for Religious Life Reflect a Rich New Diversity-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Trends in U.S. Catholicism-Vol 17, No 1-Summer ‘11
     Trends in U.S. Priesthood Examined-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Women and Men Entering Religious Life-Vol 19, No 4-Spring ‘14
     Young Adult Catholics Interested in Church Ministry-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Young Adults Speak Out On Religious Vocations-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Young Catholics Lean to Vocations, May Require Active Invitations-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Vocation Inquiries Increase-Vol 16, No 3-Winter ‘11
     Vocation Trends of Members of Religious Communities-Vol. 2, No. 3-Winter ‘97
     Women Religious Professing Perpetual Vows-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
• YOUTH MINISTRY
  1. Attitudes of Young Catholic Adults on Catholic vs. Other Christian Churches-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     Bringing Young Adults into the Full Life of the Church-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Campus Ministry Has Positive, Lifelong Effect on Faith-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     CARA Catholic Poll 2000 Highlights Young Adult Catholics-Vol 6, No 1-Summer ‘00
     CARA Catholic Poll Reveals Generational Differences-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Catholic Attitudes and Behaviors—Parish Life, Schools, and Millennials-Vol 17, No 4-Spring ‘12
     Catholic Campus Ministry Examined-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Catholic College Students Plan to Be Involved-Vol. 2, No. 1-Summer ‘96
     Catholic Identity Important to Young Adults-Vol. 4, No. 3 -Winter ‘99
     Catholic Teens Seek Answers-Vol 5, No 4-Spring ‘00
     Catholic Young Adults Less Likely to Switch Loyalty-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04
     Catholic Young Adults Support Pope’s Continued Service-Vol 8, No 1-Fall ‘02
     Catholic Youth Ministry in One Archdiocese-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
     Catholics Show Changes in Attitudes and Behaviors—Core Beliefs Remain-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Churchgoing Teens Less Likely to Use Drugs, Alcohol-Vol. 4, No. 2-Fall ‘98
     College Students’ Religiosity Affects Values, Political Beliefs-Vol 10, No 2-Fall ‘04
     College Years Strengthen Catholic Religious Life-Vol. 4, No. 1-Summer ‘98
     Diocesan Directors of Campus Ministry Wear Many Hats-Vol 9, No 1-Summer ‘03
     Do-It-Yourself Religion Among Young Adults-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Gender, Generation, Commitment Differentiate Laity-Vol 7, No 3-Winter ‘02
     Generations and Catholic Culture-Vol 6, No 4-Spring ‘01
     Hispanic Young People Have Unique Needs-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     How Young Adults Perceive Their Catholic Identity-Vol. 3, No. 4-Spring ‘98
     Image of Religious Life Positive, Little Understood-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Marriage Important to College Women, Undermined by Campus Lifestyle-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Millennial Catholics and New Media-Vol 17, No 2-Fall ‘11
     More Women But Fewer Hispanics in Catholic Colleges-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     One in Ten Catholic Students Attend a Catholic College or University-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Pilot Study Develops Tools for Evaluating Campus Ministries-Vol 9, No3-Winter ‘04
     Religious Change during Adolescence-Vol 17, No 3-Winter ‘12
     Religious Identity of College Catholics-Vol. 2, No. 2-Fall ‘96
     Serra Finds Correlation Between Catholic Scouting and Priestly Vocations-Vol. 4, No. 4- Spring ‘99
     Study Identifies Needs of Young Adult Catholics-Vol. 2, No. 1-Summer ‘96
     Why Young Adults Stop Attending Church-Vol 17, No 4-Spring
     Young Adult U.S. Catholics See Few Priests Their Age-Vol 8, No 1-Summer ‘02
     Young Adults Often Leave But Usually Return to the Church-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Young Adults Speak Out On Religious Vocations-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Young Catholics Lean to Vocations, May Require Active Invitations-Vol. 3, No. 1-Summer ‘97
     Younger Catholics Less Institutional in Beliefs and Practices-Vol. 5, No. 3-Winter ‘00
     Youth Continue to Revere Mary, Studies Confirm-Vol. 2, No. 1-Summer ‘96   
     Youth and Young Adult Ministry Has Lasting Effect for Adults-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Youth Ministers and Programs for Hispanic Youth-Vol 11, No 2-Fall ‘05
• YOUNG ADULT CATHOLICS
  1. American Catholics in Transition-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     All about Catholic High Schools-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Alumni of Catholic Colleges "More Likely to ..."-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Benefits for Teens in Religiously Involved Families-Vol 9, No 1-Spring ‘03
     Benefits of a Catholic College or University Education-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Catholic Attitudes toward Sacramental Marriage-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Catholic College Education for Undocumented Students-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholic Colleges Encourage Priestly Vocations-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Catholic Colleges Produce Many Peace Corps Volunteers-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Catholic Colleges Produce Many Peace Corps Volunteers-Vol 14, No 4-Spring ‘09
     Catholic Identity among Young Adults-Vol 13, No 3-Winter ‘08
     Catholic Identity Persists, Even in Catholic/Non-Catholic Marriages-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Catholic Millennials Hold Promise and Challenges for Church-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Catholic Volunteers ‘Transformed’ by Year of Service-Vol 19, No 3-Winter ‘14
     Catholic Youth Ministry Develops Faith, Commitment-Vol. 2, No. 1-Summer ‘96
     Catholics Who Seriously Consider a Religious Vocation-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     College Students Have Differing Conceptions of Moral Issues-Vol 12, No 4-Spring ‘07
     Diocesan Youth Directors Enthusiastic, Committed-Vol. 5, No. 4-Spring ‘00
     Emerging Adults’ Present Significant Religious Challenges-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Family Religiosity Important to Latino School Success-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Family Religious Involvement Improves Parental Relationships-Vol 9, No 3-Winter ‘04
     Few Catholic Colleges for Sunbelt Students-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Financing Catholic Colleges-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Generations Key to Understanding American Catholic Laity-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     Graduate-Level Seminary Enrollment Holds Fairly Steady-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Helping Teenage Catholics to Think about Vocations-Vol 7, No 4-Spring ‘02
     Hispanic Young People Have Unique Needs-Vol 8, No 2-Fall ‘02
     Hispanics under Age 40 Outnumber Other U.S. Catholic Groups-Vol 19, No. 1-Summer ‘13
     Hispanics Will Soon Comprise More Than Half of U.S. Catholic Teens-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Jesuit Affiliated Schools Are Tops among Catholic Colleges-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Jesuit Volunteer Corps Has Lifelong Effects-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘06
     Jesuit Volunteer Service and Marital Stability-Vol 14, No 3-Winter ‘09
     JVC Service Affects Attitudes toward Issues of Poverty and Welfare-Vol 11, No 3-Winter ‘05
     Keeping Catholic Higher Education 'Catholic'-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Keeping the ‘Catholic’ in Catholic Colleges and Universities-Vol 16, No 4-Spring ‘11
     Largest In-Pew Study of Catholics Released-Vol 18, No 4-Spring ‘13
     Making the Church Meaningful for Today‘s Young Adults-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Marriage and Millennial Catholics-Vol 15, No 3-Winter ‘09
     Meet 'Generation Next'-Vol 13, No 1-Summer ‘07
     More Than a Quarter of Young Adult Catholics in the U.S. Self-Identify As Hispanic-Vol 13, 4-Spring ‘08
     Most Young Adult Catholics Likely to Marry-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Newly Professed Men and Women Religious Highlighted-Vol 18, No 4-Spring’13
     Non-Catholic Students Often Misinformed about Catholic Higher Education-Vol 15, No 2-Fall ‘09
     Progress in Hispanic Educational Attainment-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Religious Attitudes, Behaviors of Millennial Catholics Compared to their Elders-Vol 15, No 4-Spring ‘10
     Religious Attachment among Young Adults-Vol 11, No 4-Spring ‘06
     Religious Development Begins At Home-Vol 9, No 2-Fall ‘03
     Seeking the Outlines of the Church of Tomorrow-Vol 13, No 2-Fall ‘07
     Spirituality Among College Students-Vol 9, No 4-Spring ‘04
     Students at Catholic Colleges Graduate Sooner-Vol 19, No 2-Fall ‘13
     Teenagers’ Church Attendance Boosts School Achievement-Vol 14, No 2-Fall ‘08
     Today’s Teens Less Engaged in Religion-Vol 16, No 2-Fall ‘10
     Understanding the Millennial Generation-Vol 18, No 2-Fall ‘12
     What Teenagers Expect Out of Early Adulthood-Vol 16, No 1-Summer ‘10
     Young Adult Catholics Interested in Church Ministry-Vol 13, No 4-Spring ‘08
     Young Adults Give Little, but Most Goes to Church-Vol 12, No 2-Fall ‘06
     Young Mormons More Likely to Volunteer-Vol 18, No 3-Winter ‘13
     Youth and Young Adult Ministry Has Lasting Effect for Adults-Vol 8, No 4-Spring ‘03
     Youth Ministry As a Profession-Vol 7, No 2-Fall ‘01
     Youth Ministry Programs in Rural Midwest Compared-Vol 10, No 4-Spring ‘05
     Youth Want Church Involvement in HIV/AIDS Education-Vol 10, No 1-Summer ‘04