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Status and Mobility of Catholics vis-a-vis Several Protestant Denominations: More Evidence

Jerry G. BodeUniversity of Arizona
Pages 103-111 | Published online: 15 Dec 2016

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Larry L. Hunt & Janet G. Hunt. (1976) Black Catholicism and the Spirit of Weber. The Sociological Quarterly 17:3, pages 369-377.
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Robert H. Lauer. (1975) Occupational and Religious Mobility in a Small City. The Sociological Quarterly 16:3, pages 380-392.
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Michael P. Hornsby-Smith, Raymond M. Lee & Peter A. Reilly. (2016) Social and Religious Change in Four English Roman Catholic Parishes. Sociology 18:3, pages 353-365.
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