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1 Apr 2010 | Daniel Phelan

The Charity Commission must continue to resist Catholic Care's efforts to circumvent the law, says Daniel Phelan

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Michael Thompson echoes the arrogance of some in the church - usually those up near the top of the hierarchy - by progressing from "what the church has always taught" to "this truth" to "wanting the right" to put this truth into practice. There are few cases of black and white in this world and if the church hierarchy were a little more flexible, a lot more humble and gave Christianity back to decent, ordinary people it might be able to make a more effective contribution to society.

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Catholic Care must pursue the activities that its donors intended

Catholic Care's trustees would be breaking the law if they did not spend donations on activities that advance the Catholic faith - even if those activities are discriminatory in civil law - says Hal Broadbent.

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