Phase III of the National Study on the Permanent Diaconate: A Survey of Catholic Deacons' Supervisors, 1995

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PRSUORDN If yes, did you personally encourage these men to pursue ordination to the diaconate?   1) Most of them   2) Few of them   3) None of them

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Category	Frequency	Percentage	Cumulative Percentage	Z-Score
Most of them	94	44.5%	44.5%	-1
Few of them	97	46%	90.5%	.54
None of them	20	9.5%	100%	2.08

Variable Comparisons

Age Race Education

Age (I-AGE)

	<50	50-59	60-69	70&over	TOTAL
Most of them	41.7% 25	45.7% 32	43.1% 28	72.7% 8	45.1% 93
Few of them	46.7% 28	44.3% 31	49.2% 32	18.2% 2	45.1% 93
None of them	11.7% 7	10.0% 7	7.7% 5	9.1% 1	9.7% 20
TOTAL	100.0% 60	100.0% 70	100.0% 65	100.0% 11	206

Race (I-RACE)

	Caucasian	Hispanic	Native Am.	African-Am	Other	TOTAL
Most of them	44.3% 86	20.0% 1	75.0% 3	0.0% 0	50.0% 3	44.3% 93
Few of them	45.9% 89	60.0% 3	25.0% 1	100.0% 1	50.0% 3	46.2% 97
None of them	9.8% 19	20.0% 1	0.0% 0	0.0% 0	0.0% 0	9.5% 20
TOTAL	100.0% 194	100.0% 5	100.0% 4	100.0% 1	100.0% 6	210

Education (I-EDUCATN)

	Less than college degree	B.A., STB, or other bachelor's	M.A. STL, M. DIV., M.S., or other master's	Doctorate	TOTAL
Most of them	50.0% 3	34.1% 14	45.7% 59	48.4% 15	44.0% 91
Few of them	50.0% 3	53.7% 22	43.4% 56	48.4% 15	46.4% 96
None of them	0.0% 0	12.2% 5	10.9% 14	3.2% 1	9.7% 20
TOTAL	100.0% 6	100.0% 41	100.0% 129	100.0% 31	207