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Bishop: Diocese Would Be “Irreparably Damaged” If Unable to Fire Church Workers

October 22, 2017/17 Comments/in Employment Issues, Hierarchy /by Robert Shine, Managing Editor

Bishop Peter Jugis of Charlotte made his remarks while being deposed in the federal court case of Lonnie Billard, who was fired from Charlotte Catholic High School in 2014 when his engagement to a man became public. Jugis said in the deposition that continuing to employ church workers who advocate against or violate "fundamental moral tenets" of church teaching would be a cause for "scandal." The Charlotte Observer reported further. . . Read More

Joining Pope Francis, We Pray (and Act) for Church Worker Justice

More work remains, however, as LGBT church workers and others who are simply supportive of equality remain vulnerable. More than 70 have lost their jobs in LGBT-related employment disputes over the last decade. Due to religious exemptions, there have been few legal victories thus far. Catholic institutions largely lack relevant non-discrimination policies. Now is the time to take action. . . Read More

Bishop: Diocese Would Be “Irreparably Damaged” If Unable to Fire Church Workers

Joining Pope Francis, We Pray (and Act) for Church Worker Justice

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