The second last paragraph expresses the bishop’s thoughts that the minister of education could have simply allowed the course already in place to be taught instead of the Provincially mandated one and that it’s not fair that the school has to set aside it’s catholicity for a few periods each week to comply with the ministry of education’s mandate.
The last paragraph refers to the fact that some Québec parents had already gone to the Supreme Court of Canada seeking exemption from this Ethics course for their children based on the Freedom of Religion article in the Canadian Charter of Right and Freedoms. The Supreme Court ruled in Feb. 2012 that being forced to take the course did not violate ‘Freedom of Religion’
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