A Pew Forum survey of the religious make-up of the new Congress shows that the 535 members generally reflect the country's religious demographic, though Catholics--24 percent of the population--comprise 30 percent of the House and Senate.But here's the kicker: 50 members overall--9 percent--are Jesuit-educated, according to the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities, via Michael Paulson at the Globe. Georgetown rules, of course, with18 grads. Michael also countsBoston College (and finds another alum, for a total of51 the Society can claim) and Holy Cross, but no word on Fordham et al. Or whether Notre Dame is on the radar...