Religiosity of young adults from the perspective of student experiences: between tradition and individualiza-tion

Abstract

The article explores the religiosity of young adults representing Generation Z. It analyses their attitudes toward the Catholic Church as an institution and their personal approaches to faith. The findings, based on autobiographical narratives, reveal a diversity of positions ranging from deep religious belief, to the search for spirituality outside of church structures, to the complete rejection of religion. The analysis of the collected data points to a growing need to redefine the forms of religiosity among young people.