On the other hand, another thing about the diagram in the diary is that even ten years ago, Catholics had the lowest attendance record. Which is funny, given that for Catholics, weekly church attendance is supposed to be a duty, unlike for Protestants. But, I suspect this only reflects a selection effect: in the process of secularisation, Catholics moving away from religion are less likely to cut formal ties with the Church. Hence, my question: do Catholics have some form of church tax or another form of dependence binding people to a centralised bureaucracy?

_{*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.}