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Catholics want law to govern church properties
Updated On: 29 July, 2009 10:18 AM IST | | IANS
Amidst increasing clamour among the Catholic laity over the lack of transparency in the management of assets owned by the church, intellectuals from across the country have now begun demanding a law to govern properties owned and managed by the church.
Amidst increasing clamour among the Catholic laity over the lack of transparency in the management of assets owned by the church, intellectuals from across the country have now begun demanding a law to govern properties owned and managed by the church.
Speaking during a lecture on "Should there be a law to protect the properties of the Church", organised on Tuesday by the All India Catholic Union (AICU), former Supreme Court justice K T Thomas said that the Roman Catholic church's unwillingness to enact a law for administering their properties "was on account of a fear that a provision for judicial scrutiny is likely to expose the expenses and the magnitude of wealth of the denomination".
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