Catholic Sorority in Seattle Washington

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Can someone help me locate a Catholic sorority in Seattle Washington?

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Unfortunately, most sorority’s have ties to Protestantism (is that even a word?) because they were incorporated during a time when there were not many Catholics at universities. However, the religious affiliation is mostly small within your typical sorority. For example, I am a Sigma Kappa yet beyond a few bible readings (that were the same for both Cs and Ps) the Protestant religion never came up. If you’re looking for going into a sorority on campus (say at the UW) I would focus on one that has high academic standards, has a philanthropy that you agree with, has members that are similar to your likes, dislikes, and beliefs and go from there. While I don’t think it’s impossible finding a Catholic sorority could be much harder. Another suggestion is to go to your school’s website and search the Sorority’s that they have on campus. Then go to the Sorority’s national website and ask what their religious affiliations and backgrounds are. Might give you more information that you’re looking for.
 
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Unfortunately, most sorority’s have ties to Protestantism (is that even a word?) because they were incorporated during a time when there were not many Catholics at universities. However, the religious affiliation is mostly small within your typical sorority. For example, I am a Sigma Kappa yet beyond a few bible readings (that were the same for both Cs and Ps) the Protestant religion never came up. If you’re looking for going into a sorority on campus (say at the UW) I would focus on one that has high academic standards, has a philanthropy that you agree with, has members that are similar to your likes, dislikes, and beliefs and go from there. While I don’t think it’s impossible finding a Catholic sorority could be much harder. Another suggestion is to go to your school’s website and search the Sorority’s that they have on campus. Then go to the Sorority’s national website and ask what their religious affiliations and backgrounds are. Might give you more information that you’re looking for.
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I am a Sigma Kappa as well! 😃
 
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