What is Catholic segregation?

Answer 1

Roman Catholic AnswerUsually "Catholic segregation" comes about because Catholics used to buy homes as close to a Catholic Church as possible, so, you would find pretty much solid Catholic neighborhoods growing up around a Church. Of all the religions that came to the United States, I believe that only Catholics are required to assist at Mass on all Holy Days, and all Sundays. Plus, up until recently, Catholics tended to have large families and they all attended confession each week. Before the advent of multiple automobile families, families tried to stay within walking distance of a Church.

Answer 2

Catholic segregation refers to the practice of segregating individuals based on their religious affiliation, particularly within Catholic communities. This can involve separating individuals of different religious backgrounds within schools, neighborhoods, or social settings. It was more common in the past when there was greater emphasis on maintaining the distinct identity and traditions of Catholic communities. However, in recent years, efforts have been made to promote inclusivity and diversity within Catholic organizations.