Figure 5 Attendance at Religious Services by Citizenship and Legal Status, 2010 Attend religious services once a week or more
Latinos who are not citizens or legal residents are not much different in how frequently they attend religious services when compared with other Latinos or the general U.S. population. Among foreign-born Latinos who are naturalized citizens or legal permanent residents, 45% attend religious services on at least a weekly basis. Among U.S.-born Latinos, 37% attend on at least a weekly basis. And among the general U.S. population, 38% attend religious services on at least a weekly basis.
Figure 5  | Attendance at Religious Services by Citizenship and  | Legal Status, 2010  | Attend religious services once a week or more  | Hispanics who are not  | Hispanics citizens and not legal  | 39%  | permanent residents  | CONTERTATION 37% 38% 39% 45%  | Hispanics who are  | 45%  | naturalized Hispanics citizens or  | legal naturalized permanent citizens residents or  | U.S. -born Hispanics  | U.S. general population  | 38%  | Source: Pew Hispanic Center, 2010 National Survey of Latinos (N=1,375); Public Pew  | Research Center Hispanic ligion for the People PublicLife & the Press and Pew 003) Forum on Religion & Public Life  | Research 2010 Annua Center Re ligion for the and People PublicLife & the Survey Press and (N=3, Pew 003) Forum  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 