Large organizations with decentralized management such as the USCCB can often have weak financial practices and oversight. So this really isn’t surprising.
Shouldn’t programs such as these be left to the local dioceses according to the principle of subsidiarity?
Large organizations with decentralized management such as the USCCB can often have weak financial practices and oversight. So this really isn’t surprising.
Shouldn’t programs such as these be left to the local dioceses according to the principle of subsidiarity?
Large organizations with decentralized management such as the USCCB can often have weak financial practices and oversight. So this really isn’t surprising.
Shouldn’t programs such as these be left to the local dioceses according to the principle of subsidiarity?