How Nuns Got Squeezed Out of the Communion Wafer Business

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Nuns have earned money all sorts of ways over the years: from teaching in schools to breeding horses to opening a pizza shop in Cincinnati. And for half of the 20th century, they produced and distributed millions of Catholic communion wafers. That is until a corporation decided to grab a piece of the altar bread. This original story was written by Mark Dent.