The Archdiocese of Cincinnati, alone, donated $500,000—while the school at Cincinnati’s St. Joseph Church had to close due to steep repair costs.
The next largest donations to the anti-abortion side are from the Diocese of Cleveland and the Diocese of Columbus each
with donations of $200,000. This means, that together, some of the largest dioceses in the state have given $900,000 to defeat Issue 1., which first published news of the massive donations, was unable to confirm if more donations were coming before the November vote.The outlet also reported that the $500,000 donation amounts to about half of the operating costs of Catholic Charities in 2022. Lee Wilson, president of the parish council at Cincinnati’s St.
Closing schools one year and then finding half a million dollars the next for a political donation? The diocese is making a pretty clear statement about its priorities.campaign to amend, which sought to raise the threshold for amending the constitution from a simple majority to 60 percent.
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