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How the 'celibacy recession' is affecting young Catholics

December 19, 2019
How the 'celibacy recession' is affecting young Catholics

You may have heard of the “sex recession”. But there’s a “celibacy recession” too.

About a year ago headlines began to warn that, as an Atlantic cover story put it, “Despite the easing of taboos and the rise of hook-up apps, Americans are in the midst of a sex recession.” Millennials have less sex than their parents did at comparable ages, and the younger generation, sometimes called Gen Z, has even colder sheets than the millennials.

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