Catholic bill controversy lingers

Hartford : CT : USA | Mar 19, 2009 at 4:38 AM PDT

Source: Connecticut Post

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The controversy over legislation that would have changed the way Catholic parish boards function continued to linger Thursday, when minority Republican lawmakers teed off on the two Democratic chairmen. During a meeting to officially kill legislation, including the bill that brought thousands... FULL ARTICLE AT Connecticut Post

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