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SeanF1989
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What about New Zealand?
Here in Canada and down under in New Zealand, the answer, unfortunately, is “neither”. Most of the two countries’ inhabitants are either lukewarm or secularist.What about New Zealand?
This sounds about right but we have to take into account that (from a cultural perspective) Canada really has two separate countries inside of it.Canada is nominally about 50% Catholic.
The archbishop should be helping to organize the Filipinos so they can conduct evangelization throughout the province. Something must be done in this country.Depends where you are. The East tends to be traditional Catholic territory, but even that is eroding today. The West is what I always refer to “pagan lands”. In BC, less than 50% identify themselves as any type of Christian. Although the Lower Mainland is supported by the influx of mostly Catholic Filipino immigrants which have filled many parishes to the brim. But even Abp. Miller will admit, if not for the Filipino immigrants, he would have shut down literally half of all his parishes. I’ve been to many parishes with huge numbers of parishioners who are mostly Filipino, many of these parishes are even growing and have almost round-the-clock Masses on Sunday.
Not really surprising–the mostly Protestant Brits and Americans have, I expect, sent out a lot more missionaries than the predominantly Catholic Irish.