A Catholic university in Rhode Island is receiving heat from the Diocese of Providence – led by the incoming Archbishop of Boston – for hosting a fundraiser that brought in at least $600,000 for the Harris-Walz campaign.


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A Catholic university in Rhode Island is receiving heat from the Diocese of Providence – led by the incoming Archbishop of Boston – for hosting a fundraiser that brought in at least $600,000 for th…{ai:summary}<p>A Catholic university in Rhode Island finds itself in hot water after hosting a fundraiser that raked in over $600,000 for the Harris-Walz campaign. The Diocese of Providence, now under the watchful eye of the new Archbishop of Boston, is not pleased.  </p><p>The tension reflects a larger clash between institutional values and political ambitions. #politics</p>

Walz fundraiser violates separation of church and state, says incoming Archbishop of Boston

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