The Catholic Church is a large and complex international organizations with multiple layers of management spread across a wide range of services and geographic areas. Create a consistent and manageable communication strategy is a complex task, which requires an understanding of culture in the church, as well as stakeholders outside the church, who rely on their services. In 2003, the Catholic Church is suffering from a financial holding many external stakeholders, possibly weakening its ability to continue to provide services. "Hide
by Gregory S. Miller, Thomas Doyle Source: Harvard Business School 12 pages. Publication Date: 04 Feb 2004. Prod. #: 104057-PDF-ENG
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