On the one hand I am kinda outraged. On the other...I'm confused.
Philanthropist and retired hedge-fund manager Robert W. Wilson said he is giving $22.5 million to the Archdiocese of New York to fund a scholarship program for needy inner-city students attending Roman Catholic schools.
Source: Bloomberg.com: Muse
I'd imagine that these schools lean toward education that falls in line with Catholic doctrine. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think so.
"Our schools are among our best charities. We give our students hope. We give them the tools to succeed. We give them the best spiritual guidance, which has been the basis for the schools' wonderful achievements," [Cardinal Egan] said.
Source: Egan: 'A Tremendous Gift ... to the Entire City' - May 24, 2007 - The New York Sun
Spiritual guidance?
Mr. Wilson could have spent his money on better endeavors I think.
