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Christian share of the Croation population drops in 2021

03-10-2022

Southern Europe

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Roman Catholics attend a mass at the Catholic Church St. Anton Padovanski in Zagreb, Croatia. Photo EPA, Antonio Bat

The number of people that belongs to a Christian denomination dropped in 2021 in Croatia. Especially the number of people who say they belong to the Roman Catholic Church declined. In contrast, the number of atheists and agnostics in the country grew.

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