Church's top staff cost more than €1.5 million

Church’s top staff cost more than €1.5 million

Friday, June 8th, 2012

At least £1.5 million a year is spent on the salaries of senior executives in the Church in England and Wales.

In the tough economic climate it is feared that dioceses will increasingly to turn to priests to fill top jobs to save money, fuelling clericalism in the local curias. Continue reading

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