Religious plurality within a catholic tradition: A study of the Portuguese capital, Lisbon, and a brief comparison with Mainland Portugal

In the last few years, since Portugal has become home to a great number of immigrants, the religious situation has changed significantly in the urban centers of the country. This article sets out the initial findings of a project that is studying this new religious diversity in the Portuguese capita...

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Published in:Religion (London. 1971) 2009-06, Vol.39 (2), p.182-193
Main Author: Dix, Steffen
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Catholicism
Immigrants
Immigration
Multiculturalism & pluralism
Noncitizens
Portugal
Religion
Religious life
Religious pluralism
Social change
Tradition
Urban areas
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Immigrants
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Portugal
Religion
Religious life
Religious pluralism
Social change
Tradition
Urban areas
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