Protest puts church in sticky situation

What happens when the British protest version of Occupy Wall Street pitch their tents outside one of the wealthiest churches in London? This answer to this question has been as messy and ill-defined as some of the protests themselves.

The Occupy Wall Street movement has taken on a life of its own, emerging by last count in one form or another in close to 100 nations. Although the protests seem to be ill-defined and leaderless, they are a witness to the frustration, powerlessness and alienation that many citizens feel in relation to the multinational institutions that shape our world.

And so the tent dwellers and protesters in London have congregated outside one of St. Paul