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[T]he activities of CCB and its sub-entities are the provision of charitable social services that are neither inherently or primarily religious activities. CCB and its sub-entities do not operate to inculcate the Catholic faith; they are not engaged in teaching the Catholic religion, evangelizing, or participating in religious rituals or worship services with the social service participants; they do not require their employees, participants, or board members to be of the Catholic faith; participants are not required to attend any religious training, orientation, or services; their funding comes almost entirely from government contracts or private companies, not from the Diocese of Superior; and they do not disseminate any religious material to participants. Nor do CCB and its sub-entities provide program participants with an “education in the doctrine and discipline of the church.”...

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[Fido969]

This relates to Wisconsin state law only.

Also, it distinguishes a church entity from a charitable not-for profit entity. Fairly technical definition.

[Glad2bnuts]

Imagine they would be charged with a few other offenses if they DID evangelize for the Church. Although I don’t think the RCC does evangelizing.

[NorthMountain]

And that is why I do not support “Catholic Charities”.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Catholic “Charities” takes government money to settle “immigrants” in US cities.

They pretty much single-handedly turned Minneapolis into Little Mogadishu.