CONFERENCES ETHICS COMMITTEE YOUTH SPIRITUALITY ROUNDTABLE POINTERS PRODUCTS RESEARCH MATERIALS RESEARCH PAPERS RESEARCH PROJECTS PRESS RELEASES ARC - CD-ROM UPDATES CONTACT THE CRA ABOUT THE CRA NEWS HOME ONLINE SHOP TOPIC SITE [ Advanced Search ] member's login username: password:		HOME ABOUT THE CRA CONTACT US ONLINE SHOP SEARCH CATHOLICS CATHOLICS - CHANGE OVER TIME The number of Catholics in Australia at the time of the 2001 Census was approximately 5 million, or 26.6 per cent of the Australian population, easily the largest religious group in the nation. Anglicans, the next largest group, made up 20.7 per cent. The Catholic population increased by 202,674 but decreased as a proportion of the 2001 population by -0.38 per cent. MORE...   RECENT ITEMS Fri 29th Jan Pointers Celebrates 20 Years Tue 22nd Dec Education for a Purposeful Life Conference Mon 22nd Jun Spiritual Capital: An Important Asset of Workplace and Community? Responding to Need: A Study of Selected Church-based Counselling Services in Melbourne Models of Leadership and Organisation in Anglican Churches in Rural Australia Rural Churches in the Uniting Church in South Australia: Models for Ministry Sowing and Nurturing: Challenges and Possibilities for Rural Churches Fri 1st May Roundtable on Rural Church Life - Part A Tue 13th May Lausanne Conference A Success Mon 18th Jun Building Stronger Communities Thu 26th Apr Launch of 'Putting Life Together' Wed 25th Apr The Future of the Church: Engaging Young People Today - Press Release Mon 9th Apr CD of Pointers 1990-2006 Thu 5th Apr The Church's Future: Engaging Youth Today - Hughes Sun 25th Mar Putting Life Together Wed 7th Feb Youth Spirituality: How Young People Change The Church in Rural Communities Motivations For Giving in the Uniting Church in the 21st Century Implications of the Study of Youth Spirituality Consuming Religion