[FBfan4life]

I don't necessarily think it's wrong. I think if a kid is catholic, or even a non-catholic, and wants to go to a catholic school, it should be allowed with assistance. My problem is that the scholarships/assistance and the like can be used to steer kids to certain schools that the scholarship givers support.
An example, strictly for example purposes, not based on facts, would be something like a kid at St. Mary deciding on Newcath or Brossart. Say he doesn't have a lot of cash. Suddenly he gets the good citizen memorial $1000 scholarship to NewCAth. Now Newcath has an advantage of getting the kid over Brossart. Maybe the scholarship is deserving. Maybe it's because he's 6'9or maybe it's because he runs like a jaguar.

Or maybe he's just a smart kid and wants to further his academics and play for a program that traditionally does well.