Rome's okay of SLU sale could be a Trojan horse.(questions regarding the Holy See's approval of the sale of St. Louis University's hospital to Tenet Healthcare Corp.)(Brief Article)(Column)

From: National Catholic Reporter | Date: April 10, 1998| Author: McBrien, Richard P. | Copyright information

The recent agreement involving the Jesuit-sponsored St. Louis University, the Holy See and the archbishop of St. Louis regarding the sale of the university's hospital to Tenet, a for-profit health care corporation, has the shape of a Trojan horse.

While the settlement may appear to be limited in scope, it has the potential of reaching into the internal affairs of Catholic universities themselves. One has only to study Archbishop Justin Rigali's statement about the sale...

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