Once you move west of Poland, you're entering secular humanist territory.
That's so terribly, terribly sad. I think it's quite telling that the regions once known as "eastern bloc" are now, with their newly-found freedoms, some of the most passionate supporters of Democracy and along with it, religion....they understand what freedom means, and also how important religion is. I suppose the difference in East vs. Western Europe may have a bit to do with the relative prosperity that Western Europe has experienced post WW2...they thought that with their prosperity, they could embrace Socialism and leave God at the curb. They are now finding that this wasn't such a good choice...their economies are failing and their cultures are falling apart. Bad choices have consequences.
Even in Poland, there is an increasing tide of secularism sweeping the nation, now that the the Church-which, along with Solidarity, was the galvanizing force against the Soviet Union-finds itself having to adapt to a newer, more complex, post-communist world.