Diocesan priests, I believe do not take the vow of poverty. Is he a Diocesan, and say a professional too, say a lawyer or in some other profession? In that case he just could be, though not necessarily be seeing differently. Perhaps he has a business, has been giving classes, or is the good bouncer at a Clube, etc.
Perhaps comprehension of said non-vow may extent into other areas (all manners of ownerships, wants, etc). He could have come by family money. He could be carrying out a project on someone else' behalf that involves a need to sell a property with him as the astute point person. Ani tya fudden, tya fudden, tya ... Of course as a "layman" he may also be seeing himself as a Ardhsanghik (ardha = half, sanghik = belonging to a sangha). venantius j pinto > From: JoeGoaUk <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [Goanet] Priest owning Flats at Milroc Woods? > Priest owning flats at Milroc Woods as a layman? > http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoaukextras/4590287464/sizes/l/ > > Bishop should investigate to find out the truth. > > Fyi, last month I saw an ad selling 2bed apt (80sqmtrs) for Rs. 30 Lacs > at Milroc Wood, Corlim > > > [email protected]
