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ARC Communications

Australian Reforming Catholics (ARC) is seeking to enhance communication with its members. The questions in this survey are intended to help gauge interest in, and value placed on, current communications including the quarterly ARCVoice, weekly mailings from the website, and opportunities members have for comment and feedback.

Your survey responses are anonymous. Although you are registered on the ARC website, the survey is not linked to your membership record.

There are 9 questions in this survey.
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ARCVoice

1

How well does each of the following describe how you read your quarterly copy of ARCVoice when it arrives? (1 = Not at All, 5 = Very well)

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5

All at once or soon after receiving it

A bit at a time over several days

I dip into it here and there

I often don't get around to reading it

2

How well does each of the following statements describe your response to the content of ARCVoice?(1 = Not at All, 5 = Very well)

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4

5

Mostly it is of interest to me

Generally only some parts are of interest to me

It supports my ideas about the need for Church reform

It helps me to think and develop my spirituality

It worries me when it challenges Church teaching

3

Your response to ARCVoice

ARC website and email updates

4

How often do you receive the email updates with summaries of articles from the ARC website?

5

If you receive the email updates from the ARC website how often do you read them?

6

To what extent (1 = not at all, 5 = very much) does each of the following statements describe the items that you choose to read from the email updates?

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5

They are relevant for keeping me up to date with Church matters

They fit well with my need to grow understanding about belief and truth

They tend to be of marginal interest

7

The email updates encourage you to 'like' items and/or post a comment. Would you ever:

Yes

No

Click on 'Like' to indicate that you appreciated an item?

Start a conversation by posting a comment on an item?

Like or respond to a comment posted by another member?

8

If you answered 'No' to one or more parts of the previous question, to what extent (1 = not at all, 5 = very much) does each of the following statements explain your 'No' response(s) if you have a strong opinion about an item? 

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5

I don't feel that I am qualified to offer an opinion

I am concerned about what other people might write in return

I don't have time to write what I might want to say

Reform priorities

9

ARC consists of members who advocate for Catholic Church reform. What reform do you see as the most important?