(Journey In a Broken World; c.f. Catholic Culture; International Herald and Tribune)
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After a ban on wearing head-scarfs in public schools- and clashes with strict secularism- Muslims in France are feeling comfortable in Catholic schools- with 10 percent of these institutions' pupils being Islamic.
They feel comfortable in the moral, polite environment where values similar to theirs, and spirituality are instilled, according to the International Herald and Tribune.
This story breaks shortly after comments by Pope Benedict, who said- that Catholic Education was an important contributer to society.
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