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Are there any posts in the UK government which cannot be held by Roman Catholics?
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∙ 14y ago
Not actually in the UK government as such. However, neither the reigning monarch nor the heir to the throne can be Catholics. The reasoning is simple; the reigning monarch is also the supreme governor under Christ of the Church of England - a protestant position which, if held by a Catholic, would be a nonsense. If the reigning monarch suddenly died then the heir would assume that role instantly and so he or she would also not be allowed to be a Catholic. However, other members of the royal family and other govenrment officials may choose their denomination without any real constitutional problem.
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