From the $1.00 per month magazine U.S. Catholic. May 2010.

"9% of U.S. Catholic readers surveyed think most adults know a great deal about their Catholic faith."

Cool! :)


That simply means yours truly is among the winning 91% who know better! :)


Man, at long last... :)


Question of readers by U.S. Catholic "feedback" editors:


"The biggest obstacle to participation in religious education for adults is ....??!!"


And now, three random answers:


Lila Tupa. Brookings, S.D.

"A lack of compelling subject matter."

James F. Cassidy. Glendora, Calif.

"Poorly educated, uninspiring priests and the growing divide in opinions on what it means to be Catholic."

John Chuchman. Scottsdale, Arizona.

"The people qualified to teach are sitting in pews and are not being asked to teach."


Article by John J. Donovan. Seniors need some class.

"Jesus taught adults, so why are parishes so focused on educating young children when the older members could really use the lessons?"

Humm ... gee ... o.k. ...maybe??!! :)