Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	family	Catholic countries	Catholic countries emphasize large extended families and multigenerational households with strong family ties and support.	8
2	birth control	Catholic countries	Religious teachings in Catholic countries create controversy around the use of birth control.	6
3	christmas	Catholic countries	Christmas is celebrated as a religious holiday in Catholic countries, honoring the birth of Jesus Christ with church services and nativity scenes.	5
4	rosary	Catholic countries	The rosary is a religious item commonly used for prayer and meditation in Catholic countries.	5
5	john paul ii	Catholic countries	John Paul II is a highly respected and influential leader in Catholic countries, known for his conservative views and extensive travels.	4
6	religious holidays	Catholic countries	In Catholic countries, Easter and Christmas are celebrated as major religious holidays with traditional rituals and processions.	4
7	alcohol consumption	Catholic countries	In Catholic countries, alcohol consumption, especially wine, holds religious and traditional importance, with an emphasis on moderation.	2
8	corpus christi	Catholic countries	Corpus Christi is celebrated with church services and processions in Catholic countries as a significant religious holiday.	2
9	family structure	Catholic countries	Catholic countries emphasize extended family and multigenerational households in their family structure.	2
10	funeral traditions	Catholic countries	Catholic countries have elaborate funeral ceremonies with wakes, processions, and religious rituals.	2
11	meals	Catholic countries	Communal Catholic meals in Catholic countries are important and feature structured, multi-course offerings with religious and traditional significance.	2
12	mealtime	Catholic countries	In Catholic countries, mealtime is characterized by long, leisurely meals with socializing and multiple courses.	2
13	priests	Catholic countries	In Catholic countries, priests are highly respected and central to religious ceremonies.	2
14	siesta	Catholic countries	In Catholic countries, siesta is a culturally accepted afternoon nap.	2
15	tattoos	Catholic countries	Tattoos are less common in Catholic countries due to religious beliefs and historical taboos.	2
16	traditional cuisine	Catholic countries	Religious traditions in Catholic countries influence traditional cuisine with practices such as eating fish on Fridays and fasting during Lent.	2
17	wedding traditions	Catholic countries	Wedding traditions in Catholic countries are heavily rooted in religious practices and customs.	2
18	abortion	Catholic countries	Abortion is highly controversial and often restricted or prohibited in Catholic countries due to religious beliefs.	1
19	attitudes towards alcohol	Catholic countries	Catholic countries may have cultural traditions and regulations related to alcohol consumption, such as restrictions during Lent.	1
20	bullfighting	Catholic countries	Bullfighting is a traditional and controversial sport in Catholic countries.	1
21	carnival	Catholic countries	Carnival is a lively annual event celebrated in Catholic countries, featuring colorful parades and festivities often tied to religious customs.	1
22	community	Catholic countries	Catholic countries have a strong sense of community and participate in local church activities and religious events.	1
23	concept of time	Catholic countries	Catholic countries have a somewhat relaxed attitude towards punctuality and time management due to their concept of time.	1
24	cremation	Catholic countries	Cremation has historically been discouraged or prohibited by the Catholic Church in Catholic countries.	1
25	diocese	Catholic countries	A diocese is an administrative division of the Roman Catholic Church led by a bishop and made up of parishes in Catholic countries.	1
26	family gatherings	Catholic countries	Large family gatherings are common during religious festivals and celebrations in Catholic countries.	1
27	feast days	Catholic countries	Feast days in Catholic countries are celebrated with big family gatherings and special meals.	1
28	fiesta	Catholic countries	Fiestas in Catholic countries are celebrated with great enthusiasm, often including religious and cultural events.	1
29	funeral customs	Catholic countries	Funeral customs in Catholic countries are influenced by prayers, funeral mass, and burial traditions rooted in Catholic beliefs.	1
30	gender equality	Catholic countries	Gender equality may face resistance in Catholic countries due to traditional gender roles influenced by religious teachings.	1
31	last friday	Catholic countries	Last Friday in Catholic countries refers to Good Friday, the Friday before Easter, which is a significant religious holiday.	1
32	madonna	Catholic countries	Madonna is an important religious figure in Catholic countries, referring to the Virgin Mary.	1
33	maria	Catholic countries	The name Maria is common in Catholic countries and is often associated with Christianity, particularly with the Virgin Mary.	1
34	mission	Catholic countries	Mission refers to religious efforts to convert non-Christians to Christianity, historically associated with colonial times in Catholic countries.	1
35	nudity	Catholic countries	In Catholic countries, there is a cultural tendency towards modesty and conservative attitudes towards public nudity.	1
36	personal space	Catholic countries	Catholic countries are comfortable with closer personal space and physical contact during conversations.	1
37	pilgrimage to santiago de compostela	Catholic countries	The pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela is a significant spiritual journey for Catholics and a popular destination in Catholic countries.	1
38	privacy	Catholic countries	In Catholic countries, there is an emphasis on community and more relaxed attitudes towards personal privacy.	1
39	relics	Catholic countries	Relics of saints and martyrs are venerated in Catholic countries for their healing and miraculous powers.	1
40	sauna	Catholic countries	Sauna is a popular and traditional form of relaxation in Catholic countries.	1
41	tea drinking	Catholic countries	Tea drinking is a widespread and established cultural practice in Catholic countries.	1
42	vegetarianism	Catholic countries	Vegetarianism is less common in Catholic countries due to the traditional emphasis on meat in their cuisine.	1
43	vigil	Catholic countries	Vigils for deceased individuals are common in Catholic countries and include prayers and remembrance rituals.	1
44	visiting hours	Catholic countries	Visiting hours in Catholic countries may be influenced by religious practices, particularly in hospitals affiliated with religious institutions.	1
45	vocation	Catholic countries	Vocation is strongly linked to religious calling, especially in Catholic countries, like the priesthood or religious life.	1
46	wedding	Catholic countries	Weddings in Catholic countries are typically held in churches with religious ceremonies.	1