Business savvy wins out over compassionate retribution

YOUR editorial and investigative report (July 5) unfurl the insulting finance figures associated with religious order escapades in the market-place.

Wed, 06 Jul, 2011 - 01:00
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These offensively grotesque levels of religious order property dealing and financial aggrandisement tallied against their obstinance regarding any decency in the redress scenario beggars belief.

Business savvy wins out over compassionate retribution, it seems.

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