Sister Maria Rosa de la Cierva, is quoted as saying, “This is a frontal assault on the Catholic religion.”

How? How *exactly* does a curriculum of Spain’s constitution and the rights and responsibilities of citizenship equate to a “frontal attack?” I don’t know how the Spanish constitution works, but the State’s job is to inform its students how the State works and how to work with the State. Here in the U.S. (and I presume in Spain it is similar) it is not the State’s job to teach, support, or endorse, the pet doctrines of ANY church. Here in the U.S. the State is supposed to be “hands-off” when it comes to religious peculiarities. “Hands-off” and “religion-neutral” is NOT an attack. If the Catholic Church (there) or the fundamentalist Christians here wish to be relevant, that’s their own problem to figure out.