Danish game maker amid legal battle with Catholic group | IceNews
A Danish game maker is being sued by a Catholic organisation over the name of one of its products. Dema Games released the card game ‘Opus Dei: Existence After Religion’ in 2009 under Danish copyright laws. But the move has since prompted legal action from the Opus Dei organisation, a powerful body affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church. The Catholic group Opus Dei, which means ‘work of God’, was started in Spain in the late 1920s and gained official recognition from the Vatican in ...
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