What religions are practiced there in Poland?

Answer 1

Catholicism is the major religion of Poland. Once Christianity was introduced to Poland in 966, it became a tool to unify the different tribes of the country. Most Christians in Poland are Roman Catholic: 89.8% (about 75% practicing), Eastern Orthodox: 1.3%, Protestant: 0.3%. Other religions: 0.3%, unspecified: 8.3% (2002 census).

Answer 2

Poland's national religion is Catholicism.
Nearly 90% of Poles belong to the Roman Catholic Church, the remainder is mostly Eastern Orthodox established during the Byzantine Empire.
Most polish people are Catholics (Christians).
The most common religion in Poland is Christian Catholic.
They are all mostly Christian, Roman Catholic to be exact

Answer 3

In Poland, most people practice catholicism, though this is not the only religion.

Answer 4

Poland is mostly Roman Catholic (88%). There are also Polish Orthodox, Protestants, Jehovah Witnesses, and some Muslims.

Answer 5

Catholicism.

Answer 6

89% of Poles are Roman Catholic

Answer 7

Christianity, Judaism and Islam