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June 15, 2015

Catholics Divided Over Global Warming

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Catholics Divided Over Global Warming
Deep Partisan Divisions in Catholics’ Views on Global Warming
Trends in U.S. Views on Global Warming
U.S. Catholics’ Views of Pope Francis
Pope Francis Rated Most Positively for Addressing Concerns of Poor, Spreading Faith
Catholics’ Views on Global Warming Track General Public
Growing Share of Americans Say Global Warming Is a Very Serious Problem
Large Partisan, Racial/Ethnic Divisions in Views of Global Warming
U.S. General Public Continues to View Pope Francis Favorably
Trends in Papal Favorability Among U.S. Catholics
Francis Widely Popular Among Catholics
Most Non-Catholic Religious Groups Rate Pope Francis Favorably
Most Catholics See Francis as Positive Change for the Church
Nine-in-Ten Catholics Call Francis Compassionate, Humble, Open-Minded
Catholics Who Attend Mass Weekly Are Particularly Positive About How Francis Is Spreading Catholic Faith, Standing Up for Moral Values, Handling Other Tasks

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