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... 12 2010 © Population Association of America 1969 1969 Standardize Mortality Ratio Registrar General Catholic Priest Demographic Literature Metropolitan Life Insurance Company References Allport Gordon ( 1960 ). Religion in the Developing Personality. Academy...

... T. K. , & Shea G. A. ( 1971 ). Catholic Parish Priests and Birth Control: A Comparative Study of Opinion in Colombia, the United States, and the Netherlands . Studies in Family Planning , 2 , 121 – 136 . 10.2307/1965357 Callahan D. ( 1970 ). Contraception and Abortion...

... Press . Burch , T. , & Shea , G. ( 1971 ). Catholic Parish Priests and Birth Control: A Comparative Study of Opinion in Colombia, the United States, and the Netherlands . Studies in Family Planning , 2 , 121 – 136 . 10.2307/1965357 Campbell , A. ( 1962 ). Design...

... in general. American Catholi- eism, dominated by the Irish hierarchy, is accompanied by fervor and Iaith (Lo- preato, 1970, pp. 89-90). This differs from the "folk Catholicism" of Mexican Americans which combines some aspects of normal Catholic practices with "In- dian rites" (Grebler et al., 1970, p. 450...

... of the 40 top-level educators1 of these 4,2 were university rectors: 3 out of 25 politicians; 2 out of 30 journalists; 1 out of 40 leading women; no refusals among the industrialists; and 19 out of 42 priests interviewed. It can therefore be said that there were few refusals, except among priests...

... that some babies in the 266 to 301 day marriage interval were con- ceived before the wedding. White maritally conceived births to couples married by a Catholic priest were born significantly sooner after the wedding than were those to couples mar- ried by a Protestant clergyman. This difference...

... debate on the modernization of demographic behavior, religion plays an important role. Certain religious groups displayed modernized demographic behavior relatively early, while other groups lagged behind (Coale and Watkins 1986; Derosas and Van Poppel 2006). In the Netherlands, Catholic priests...

... to a patient specific information on contraceptivemethods? Yes, often _. . . . . . . 2 .07 Yes, but only occasionally. . . . . . 6.73 No, never . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.34 No answer . . . . . _ 9.84 5. Have you ever suggested to a patient con- sulting the matter of birth controlwith a priest? Yes, often...

... is consistent with the particularly pronounced fertility levels of closely knit rural Catholic communities that I have shown here and with the accounts of Arensberg and Kimball (1940) . My findings also highlight the greater potential salience of traditionalism over Catholicism in explaining high historical...

... Parenthood Has the Answers to Questions Concern- ing Health and Happiness of the Fam- ily." A few weeks later a letter to the editor from a Roman Catholic priest who had worked among black people criti- cized the Courier for advocating a prac- tice that was not only a violation of God's law but one which...

... Priest. lAMAICA Apart from Puerto Rico, organized family planning activity has been carried out in Jamaica much longer than any- where else in the Caribbean. Cadbury reported that as early as 1939,a represent- ative of the World Wide Birth Control Organization visited Jamaica and held several meetings...

... generally views active support of the church critically. It is interesting to note, however, a very high intensity of religious involvement on the part of some Soviet Moslems. In one instance, according to Izvestia,16 priests in the Osh Oblast collected during religious festivities a sum of money...

... was a sort of census recorded by the parish priest during his customary Easter visit to all resident families. For each household member, including servants and non-kin, he took note of the name, surname, age, marital status, and relationship to the head and, in some cases, he collected information...

... instruments, are freely available from the DHS website (Rwanda Biomedical Center/Institute of HIV/AIDS et al. 2012 ). Table 2 The known populations used to estimate network sizes in the Rwanda study Group Name Size Source Priests 1,004 Catholic Church Nurses or Doctors 7,807...

... of death were not recorded during these decades for all parishes, and there is variation due to the recording system of the individual priests. None of these differences, how- ever, follow a consistent pattern throughout the archipelago and should not be construed as a systematic bias operating...