A chart on Religion in Russia in Time magazine for May 27, 1996 shows Russian Orthodox as 71.8% of the population in Russia, Muslim 5.5%, Catholic 1.8%, Protestant 0.7%, Buddhist 0.6%, Jewish 0.3%, Other 0.9%; no affiliation 18.9%.

That's strange to hear, 'cause I can't see as many religious people in my environment, nobody seems to be very interested in religious holidays, and so on. To me looks as everybody keeps to non-religious life, as before, in USSR