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No mention of the palatial residences of some non-denominational ministers. Ping!
The article was written by a Catholic wasn't it??? Why try to drag Protestants into your sewer???
If you guys want to house your bishops in multi-million dollar mansions, that's your business...It does sound as tho there are some Catholics who are not too excited about it...
I did read the article and was curious about something...A number of these bishops have 'priests' as their personal secretaries...A guy spends 8-12 years in school to become a secretary???Maybe I don't want to know what the job entails...
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I think - and I expect Father Z would agree - that dioceses need to consider the facilities they own, including bishops’ residences, in light of their practical utility for the current apostolic needs of the diocese.
