CHRAJ Reveals Shocking Corruption Among Clergy On National Cathedral Project

The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) recently released its findings on the National Cathedral project, raising significant concerns about procurement violations. This issue has stirred controversy, particularly because the Board of Trustees comprises prominent religious leaders, including Bishops and Reverends. While CHRAJ did not find direct evidence of corruption, it highlighted that the breaches raise "reasonable suspicion" of corrupt practices, undermining transparency and accountability in managing public resources.
In our discussion, we explored the implications of religious leaders being at the center of such a controversy and questioned how this impacts public trust in both governance and faith-based leadership. Additionally, we delved into the larger issues surrounding the National Cathedral project, including governance, oversight, and the public's perception of accountability.
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