
The Catholic Church Has the Least to Lose if Sacraments Leave Schools
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We often hear the argument that the Church is determined to keep its grip on education. But if the sacraments were removed from the school day and shifted to after-school parish programmes, I’d argue the Catholic Church wouldn’t be the ones who’d lose out the most.
There are, after all, a lot of people with a vested interest in keeping things just as they are.
In this episode I explore who the real losers might be during Communion Season and then shift into another theory as to why divestment and reconfiguration can’t work
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