This statistic shows the result of a survey conducted among U.S. Catholics, in mid 2015, on their opinion about children being raised by a single parent. Around 49 percent U.S. Catholics said that single parents were acceptable for raising children but not ideal.
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This statistic shows the result of a survey conducted among U.S. Catholics, in mid 2015, on their opinion about children being raised by a single parent. Around 49 percent U.S. Catholics said that single parents were acceptable for raising children but not ideal.
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