"And the Hispanic community is very large and expansive in Connecticut...."

I think that is implied, Hazel Gutierrez. 33% of the state is still Catholic. So among that percentile, one will find Hispanic Catholics. I know, also, that the coastal towns have quite vibrant parishes -- Guilford, Madison, north of New Haven; and those south, likewise, certainly in the summer months (a lot go south, however, in the winter months -- like family, friends I know there). But there is still a critical mass of Catholics in the state, making it the largest church/denomination in the state. Like nationally, all the churches are hurting, especially mainline (but evangelical churches were never popular here)