Lack of political support hampering Catholic recruitment

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The big story of the day has got to be the Oversight Commissioner‘s report, in which he cites the lack of political support is a major factor in holding back Catholic recruitment for the third report in a row. Despite nearly 15,000 applications, Catholic membership is still only 18%. Fear of intimidation is blamed over any other factor.

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