Ken Langone, a billionaire businessman, someone you might say is blessed with great fortune, doesn't like New Pope© spouting all this nonsense about income inequality. As a rich man, he feels that this talk is exclusionary. It makes him feel bad. So bad that he may have to stop giving $millions toward the restoration of St Patrick's Cathedral in NYC.
Note that Cardinal Dolan, the church's main supplicant for Mammon's largess, seems caught in the middle here. He's been twisted in knots lately updating his political bent in order to veer closer to the new boss.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101302230
Note that Cardinal Dolan, the church's main supplicant for Mammon's largess, seems caught in the middle here. He's been twisted in knots lately updating his political bent in order to veer closer to the new boss.
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Pope Francis' critical comments about the wealthy and capitalism have at least one wealthy capitalist benefactor hesitant about giving financial support to one of the church's major fundraising projects. At issue is an effort to raise $180 million for the restoration of St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York being spearheaded by billionaire Ken Langone, the investor known for founding Home Depot, among other things. |
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101302230
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