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Has the Catholic church 'gone bust'?
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Near why I live is a monastery which is set in large grounds. The church want to sell off a part of the land so they can get money to allow them to meet the costs involved in improving the monastery.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/...side-central-13064818
I have no really strong views on this either way and can see the problem from both sides. If I lived nearer then maybe I would feel different.
My question is - why don't the catholic church just dig into the huge reserves of money that they have stashed away to pay for such costs?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/...side-central-13064818
I have no really strong views on this either way and can see the problem from both sides. If I lived nearer then maybe I would feel different.
My question is - why don't the catholic church just dig into the huge reserves of money that they have stashed away to pay for such costs?
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i imagine the church and monastery are no different. a catholic shool where i grew up was sold off for redevelopment. it was turned into fancy flats and a football ground extension/ kerching.
i imagine the church and monastery are no different. a catholic shool where i grew up was sold off for redevelopment. it was turned into fancy flats and a football ground extension/ kerching.
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