March27 , 2023

    Podcasting Priest Sees Hope in the Future of Christianity in America

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    A priest from Minnesota sees a silver lining in reports that Christianity is in a decline in America.

    Fr. Mike Schmitz believes that the decreasing number of Americans identifying as Christian could be “good news” for the church. In a podcast, the priest from Duluth said, “There’s something about that that is potentially hopeful because maybe for the first time in generations, we actually know where people are standing.”

    “If people are going to be honest about ‘here’s what I truly believe in,’ then we as a church can be honest and say, ‘okay, I can speak to that,'” he explained.

    A Pew Research Center study released four hypothetical scenarios on how the futu