Reevely: Catholic schools can't push Catholicism on students now

Catholic schools will find it tougher to lean on students to get Catholic educations, thanks to a human-rights case over how a girl in central Ontario was treated when her parents wanted to get her out of religious instruction.
The point of any religious schooling is to reinforce the inseparability of intellectual and spiritual formation. Whereas the point of the secular pluralism that defines most of our society is that within certain broad limits, you get to decide for yourself how to live. We