Speaking to Catholic school managers, Archbishop Diarmuid Martin said:
"Plualism is something we should welcome but there is a tendency in some circles to use the name pluralism to opt out of pluralism and keep away from schools with a high proportion of disadvantaged children.
"Pluralism should not produce negative rivalry or antagonism."
But what about all those fee-paying schools run by religious congregations, Belvedere, Gonzaga, Newbridge, Clongowes, Blackrock?
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