20-10-2024, 06:49 AM
CLAIRON PICARD
WILL RELIGION BE ALLOWED AGAIN
Office of the Premier, November 6, 5558: CLAIRON PICARD has learned that Premier Etienne Bessieres met with the Archbishop of Atyr, Marcel Giraud, and the Contemplative Monastic Order of Occidentalium’s Abbot of Vitry le Francois, Publius Sempronius, at the Office of Premier to discuss again allowing limited practice of religion.
The Premier explained that the government understood that most citizens had an inclination to have religious beliefs but at the same time the church needed to realize those same citizens did not want the church to have any official authority over them.
The Premier indicated his party was willing to allow the practice of religion again but that he did not want the church taking part in politics. At all. And asked if the Eliatists would be trying again to mix politics and exhibitionist religion.
Archbishop Giraud assured him schools where the Eliatists taught were totally dependent on funding from the Monastic Order, and the Diocese would terminate funding any teacher who chose to disobey the rules. Abbot Sempronius confirmed that the Order would only fund those schools in compliance with Diocesan requirements.
Premier Bessierses then told them legislation would be forthcoming.
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WILL RELIGION BE ALLOWED AGAIN
Office of the Premier, November 6, 5558: CLAIRON PICARD has learned that Premier Etienne Bessieres met with the Archbishop of Atyr, Marcel Giraud, and the Contemplative Monastic Order of Occidentalium’s Abbot of Vitry le Francois, Publius Sempronius, at the Office of Premier to discuss again allowing limited practice of religion.
The Premier explained that the government understood that most citizens had an inclination to have religious beliefs but at the same time the church needed to realize those same citizens did not want the church to have any official authority over them.
The Premier indicated his party was willing to allow the practice of religion again but that he did not want the church taking part in politics. At all. And asked if the Eliatists would be trying again to mix politics and exhibitionist religion.
Archbishop Giraud assured him schools where the Eliatists taught were totally dependent on funding from the Monastic Order, and the Diocese would terminate funding any teacher who chose to disobey the rules. Abbot Sempronius confirmed that the Order would only fund those schools in compliance with Diocesan requirements.
Premier Bessierses then told them legislation would be forthcoming.