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Catechumen up: "New Christianity Is Poor, Minority, but More Evangelical"
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The Jesuit sociologist Charles Delhez looks back at the increase in the number of adult baptisms in the Catholic Church. According to him, this increase occurs at a time when the Church discovers its new minority situation. A more evangelical Christianity could appear.
Tabea Wiemer, Head of the Department of Evangelization in the Archdiocese of Cologne, focuses on deepening Eucharistic veneration in times of falling church ties.
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