Archbishop criticised for getaway home extensions

Tuesday, March 4th, 2014

An American archbishop has been heavily criticised for plans to add large extensions to the home he uses as a weekend getaway.

The 418 square metre home, used at weekends by the Archbishop of Newark, John Myers, will be extended by nearly 278 square metres.

The additions include a private lift hot tub, indoor pool and multiple fireplaces.

Archbishop Myers plans to use the home as a retirement residence.

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