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The Financial Times, religion and Brexit
Post Date: March 13, 2016
Has the FT developed an interest in religious affairs? On Friday (11/3/2016), they reported on two matters. First was the revelation that to become a saint, you need strong financial backing. Apparently the Pope is cracking down on financial abuses in the sainthood business. It can cost as much as £750,000 to get a person promoted to sainthood and paying more speeds up the process.
Second was their reporting of Archbishop Justin Welby's views on Brexit as published in the parliamentary magazine ...
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