According to the most recent estimates (1998), about 92% of the population is nominally Roman Catholic. However, Church officials report that only about half of these members are active practitioners. The next largest organization is the Church of Ireland, with a membership of about 3% of the population. About 0.4% of the population are Presbyterian, 0.1% are Methodist, and less than 0.1% are Jewish. There are small communities of Muslims and Jehovah's Witnesses. For ecclesiastical purposes, the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland (UK) constitute a single entity. Both Roman Catholics and Episcopalian churches have administrative seats at Armagh in Northern Ireland. The Presbyterian Church has its headquarters in Belfast.
She is Irish and went to a Catholic school, so I would guess she is a catholic like most Irish.
Roam Catholic. He was Irish after all.
The predominant religion in Filadelfia, Paraguay, is Mennonite Christianity. The town was founded by Mennonite immigrants from Russia and Germany in the 1920s, and their descendants continue to practice their faith in Filadelfia.
She is Roman Catholic through her Irish ancestry.
The Hindu religion has the most holidays, as it is rich in festivals and celebrations throughout the year. Additionally, different sects and regions within Hinduism have their own unique holidays and observances, which adds to the diversity of festivals in the religion.
Catholicism.
Most Irish are Catholics
Probably Roman Catholic because of the many Irish immigrants.
It was money. They were Christians.
In the east part of the us
Most of the immigrants coming to the United States in the mid 1800s were English, Irish, and _______.IMPROVED ANSWER:The answer is German.
Irish & German -Apex (:
Most Irish emigrated because of the Great Famine in Ireland between 1845 and 1852. The vast majority were Catholics. A very interesting subject to read up on if you're interested in it!
There are immigrants from a variety of countries here and they have a variety of religions.
Most Irish people did not want slavery. The Irish culture teaches a respect for all human beings. Some Irish immigrants fought for the south with the agreement that their entire family could become citizens if one man of the family joined the Confederate Army. (New York and Baltimore did the same to attract Irish immigrants and fill draft quotas). Some Irish immigrants (like some of many other cultures) were attracted to the slave-keeper mentality because of profit motivations or because they wanted to dominate others the way that England had dominated Ireland for centuries. But keep in mind that most Irish immigrants (and most immigrants from other poor lands) did not want slavery.
1840 also there were many german immigrants that came about that time
The Catholic religion and St. Patrick's day during immmigration of 1840-1860. During the Irish potato famine.