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19 July, 2004
19 July 2004NPR's Sylvia Poggioli sends a letter from Europe, investigating the growing religious disconnect between Europe, which is "increasingly challenging to its religious traditions," and America: "the most religiously-minded of Western democracies." While 60% of Americans say religion is important to them, only 21% of Europeans do, prompting the Pope to call for a "re-evangelization of the seat of Catholicism."
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