81 percent of the surveyed claimed that they are religious and 3 percent claim that they are non-believers.
More than 70 percent of Poles pray at least once a week and about a half of Poland’s population participates in masses or other religious services on a weekly basis.
In comparison to 2015, in 2018 the number of people declaring their affiliation with the Roman Catholic Church has dropped by less than 1 percentage point.
More than 70 percent of Poles pray at least once a week and about a half of Poland’s population participates in masses or other religious services on a weekly basis
The largest religion in Poland is Roman Catholics – 91.9 percent. Members of other churches and religious associations make up 1.7 percent of people aged 16 and above.
What does post-Christianity mean for the Church?
Between Christians and anti-Christians there are post-Christians, but they cannot live in-between the two groups forever and will have to make a decision, writes Jacek Wojtysiak for Catholic portal Gosc.pl
Attacks against Christians in Poland grew four-fold in 2020
According to a report prepared by the Religious Freedom Laboratory, Catholics in Poland are not as privileged as liberal-left media would like people to believe
Praying woman kisses LGBT activist’s feet on streets of Warsaw in stunning video
A young LGBT activist was interrupting people during prayer but in response, an elderly woman kissed her feet in a touching gesture on the streets of Warsaw
Polish professor warns that God is being removed from Christmas, even in Poland
It is important to remember the religious and spiritual context of celebrating Christmas, says professor and historian Mieczysław Ryba
Pompeo: Attacks on religious freedom are attacks on human rights
US Secretary of State addresses third Ministerial Conference on religious freedom which was organized by Poland
Polish women organize movement in support of pro-life and Catholic values
In opposition to a wave of pro-abortion protests, many women are supporting the lives of unborn children and stand in defense of traditional Polish values and churches
A Hungarian’s view on churches being attacked in Poland
You’re not alone during the coronavirus pandemic: opinion
The coronavirus pandemic has released huge amounts of fear within people who cannot understand the words “do not be afraid”
“God, honor, homeland” on the front of Polish passports
Every passport issued from Monday onwards will receive a document with graphics of the military symbols and of key figures in Poland regaining its independence. The design has caused a storm of criticism from liberal circles.
Yes. These are restroom doors in Brussels, the heart of the European Union
The portraits of the Holy Mary and Jesus Christ on restroom doors in Brussels have provoked outrage among Polish Twitter users, who see the use of holy images to designate the doors to the “ladies” and the “gents” as yet another sign of the decline of Brussels.
Church turned into a mosque in Germany
The first church has been turned into a mosque in Hamburg, Germany. Government officials and the ambassador of Kuwait will take part today in the opening ceremony of the mosque.
The new religion of postmodernism
The world has been conquered by the ideology of postmodernism. This essentially changes the spiritual situation of Europe – people have started to believe in earthly immortality and perfection.