The separation of Church and State is most clearly violated when

A. the State funds a road project whose effect is to make a church more accessible to its adherents.
B. the State declares the birthplace of a founder of a religious sect as a national historical site.
C. the State expropriates church property in order to construct an expressway that, among others, provides easy access to the Church's main cathedral.
D. the State gives vehicles to bishops to assist them in church-related charitable projects.
E. the State allows prayers in schools for minor children without securing the prior consent of their parents.
(2013 BAR)