Sentence examples for catholic heritage from inspiring English sources

Profile South Bend, influenced by a large influx of Polish Catholic immigrants in the late 19th century, still maintains a strong Catholic heritage today.

With 78% of locals voting that way, it's as culturally, historically, profoundly Labour as the Catholic church is deep in its blood: 80% are of "cultural Catholic" heritage, says George Howarth, their well-respected MP of 30 years.

Although of Catholic heritage, Mr Whyte made plain that he now followed no religion.

Indeed, Quebec's Roman Catholic heritage is reflected in the city's countless churches.

The Irish and Italian immigrants came from a Catholic heritage; many of the Chinese did not.

The mayor Jean Tremblay (pictured) cited the province's deep-rooted Roman Catholic heritage as justification for saying prayers before meetings.

He also believed that Catholicism and fraternalism were not incompatible and wished to found a society that would encourage men to be proud of their American-Catholic heritage.

The Office of LGBT Student Services maintains fidelity to the university's Catholic Jesuit heritage and character by attending to the needs both social and intellectual— of all students and by fostering knowledge and justice on issues having to do with gender and sexuality.

He also wished to honor the Catholic Spanish heritage of the area, and so named each casita after a saint.

Since then, a dynamic tension has developed between those, especially in many of the older generations, who bask in the monoculturalism evidenced by the longstanding Polish Catholic cultural heritage.

Hicks's maiden name was Day and she was a Roman Catholic of Hibernian heritage.