"As little as 10%"... what does that make LDS, Inc.'s 1% ???VATICAN CITY—Every year, Catholics around the world donate tens of millions of dollars to the pope. Bishops exhort the faithful to support the weak and suffering through the pope’s main charitable appeal, called Peter’s Pence.
What the church doesn’t advertise is that most of that collection, worth more than €50 million ($55 million) annually, goes toward plugging the hole in the Vatican’s own administrative budget, while as little as 10% is spent on charitable works, according to people familiar with the funds.
Catholic church donates 10% of its donations to charity
Catholic church donates 10% of its donations to charity
https://www.wsj.com/articles/vatican-us ... 1576075764
Re: Catholic church donates 10% of its donations to charity
A sign of an MLM trying hard to bring in non-refundable donations?
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Re: Catholic church donates 10% of its donations to charity
And that’s with actually paying TRAINED staff and buildings that exist to help the greater community.
I didn’t see someone scanning bar codes at the last cathedral I attended.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see that 10% number shrinking with all the lawsuits piling up in New York in New Jersey with all the TRAINED staff doing...
I didn’t see someone scanning bar codes at the last cathedral I attended.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see that 10% number shrinking with all the lawsuits piling up in New York in New Jersey with all the TRAINED staff doing...
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Re: Catholic church donates 10% of its donations to charity
1%, 5%, 10%... it's irrelevant once you become familiar with and recognize/understand that these 'churches' are big businesses masquerading as a religion with billions at their disposal while enjoying tax-exempt status. At that point, it becomes easy to donate what you can directly to charities such as homeless shelters and food banks and not to a 'church' that is going to waste it on their corporate ventures.