“We show that heightened ICE activity is harming the labor market overall, and we find no evidence that it is benefiting U.S.-born workers.”
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New data shows Americans oppose houses of worship endorsing political candidates
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonLarge majorities of both Republicans and Democrats said houses of worship should not endorse specific candidates, the report said.
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Pope Leo XIV met two sociologists who have co-authored a book of research on Catholics who attend the traditional Latin Mass in the United States.
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Findings of a national survey on the impact of the National Eucharistic Revival were released Jan. 15, 2026.
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Increase in US executions largely driven by Florida, year-end report says
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonAn October 2025 Gallup poll found that a slim majority of Americans (52%) said they favor the death penalty for people convicted of murder.
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Priests feel “faithful to their calling,” useful, “in their place,” and generally “at peace,” if less idealistic than when they began.
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A majority of respondents indicated personal connections to their Catholic faith, agreeing with the statement, “I feel that God is present in my daily life.”
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Marquette poll: Americans worry about political violence, but see few solutions
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonA large majority of Americans said political violence is a big problem, but sharp partisan differences persist on who they see as responsible, a new survey found.
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Diocesan bishops and vocations directors are largely satisfied with their seminaries’ formation programs — but some gaps remain, according to a new report.
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Pope Leo XIV tops a new Gallup poll on world leaders, appealing to U.S. residents broadly in a politically divided — and divisive — nation.
