Market research on the church may open some episcopal eyes. (Column)

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From: National Catholic Reporter
Date: 19931224
Author:Unsworth, Tim

Fr. Charlie Schutt would make Niccolo Machiavelli nervous. He is an ecclesiastical Dennis the Menace, a priest who can make his bishop lunge for his crosier and swing it in circles to keep Charlie at a distance.

Schutt is also a spellbinding homilist, exciting liturgist and a priest who knows how to work the curb after Mass, People call St. Clement's to ask the times of Charlie's Mass.

Fr. Schutt is on sabbatical while he completes his MBA at Northwestern University's prestigious Kellogg Graduate School of Management. Sabbaticals go to priests who are pursuing pastorally ...

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