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To: brivette

Her job might be in danger.

If Catholics are not allowed to participate in non-Catholic weddings—If a Catholic’s daughter is getting married he cannot walk her down the aisle—I would think they would not let a non-Catholic in such a high position.

But they probably went for the most qualified person, and that would be your wife.

Good luck!


24 posted on 04/17/2015 7:04:44 PM PDT by Syncro (Benghazi-LIES/CoverupIRS-LIES/DOJ-NO Justice-/Treason/TerrorStateSupport IMPEACH!)
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To: Syncro; brivette
"I would think they would not let a non-Catholic in such a high position...

For better or for worse, I know that many Catholic schools have non-Catholic teachers and even high non-Catholic administrators.

Here in East Tennessee, where only 2% of the population is Catholic, it seemed the only way to keep the school staffed. That might not be true in all dioceses.

I have not seen the contract, but I think all teachers, of whatever religious affiliation, are expected to publicly affirm Catholic faith and morals. Our school staff has no problem with that.

30 posted on 04/18/2015 3:14:49 PM PDT by Mrs. Don-o (B.A.S.I.C. = "Brothers and Sisters in Christ")
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