Britain!

[abaris]

The way it was explained to me that the reason Catholics pray a rosary for a dead person is that supposedly it helps the dead person get into Heaven easier/faster.

Depends on the flavor of catholics. The last service I attended - already an atheist for the better part of 20 years - was my mother's funeral. Also broken into two parts. The actual burial and a mass the following morning, if I'm not mistaken. There was no rosary, just a very personal sermon by the priest (never had any problem with him, by the way), a personal friend of my parents, and an ordinary service following the usual lithurgy.

[Cyberman]

Personally I've been in a church three times in the last fifteen years, each time a funeral; with the last time being six years ago of course. I'm doing my part.

[Mr Greene]

  “The Church of England is setting out on a journey of renewal and reform, aiming to reverse our numerical decline in attendance so that we become a growing church in every region and for every generation

Too late; rate of decline puts church death within 2 decades. Too short to bring up a new generation to take over, they'll barely be earning wages when it goes down. That's assuming the plan even works, typically this comes across as the "Hi Fellow Kids..." meme...