Ten Catholic Colleges Support Internships with Advocates of Abortion, Gay Marriage

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Ten Catholic Colleges Support Internships with Advocates of Abortion, Gay Marriage

A national Catholic higher education organization has identified 10 Catholic colleges and universities that are promoting student internships with organizations whose missions or activities are directly opposed to the moral teachings of the Catholic Church, including on fundamental issues such as abortion and marriage.
“This discovery validates the concerns of so many thousands of faithful Catholic parents and students, that public scandals at Catholic colleges are just the tip of the iceberg,” said Patrick J. Reilly, President of The Cardinal Newman Society. “Under what definition of ‘Catholic education’ do students receive academic credit to work for leading pro-abortion organizations?”
Last week, CNS wrote to the presidents of these colleges and universities to inform them of the problems with their internship programs. None have yet indicated that they will take steps to remedy the problems.

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[Rascalking]

Sick, sick, sick.

 

[HouseArrest]

No surprises there. There are only a handful that are worth going to, luckily one of those didn’t show up on the list.

 

[momof8]

“Educated into imbecility” is the expression Fr. John Corapi uses.

 

[kabyr8]

Why am I not surprised. The names listed here for the most part have been liberal colleges and universities for the last 30-years or so.The sad thing is that parents send their children there to get a Catholic education and don’t. But part of the reason too, is that parents have not been educated in understanding in what is Catholic and what is not.

 

[newf]

Why am I not surprised. The names listed here for the most part have been liberal colleges and universities for the last 30-years or so.The sad thing is that parents send their children there to get a Catholic education and don’t. But part of the reason too, is that parents have not been educated in understanding in what is Catholic and what is not.

I sent my daughter to Boston College. She got a fabulous education and her faith was strengthened there. Her philosophy professor was and is a very devout, holy priest and he ended up officiating at her wedding. He baptized her first child. He keeps in touch with her still today. My daughter is 25. She got her undergrad and masters there.

While at BC, my daughter was involved with Right to Life and all things conservative. She had opportunities to debate the liberals and hone her skills. Another female professor had a book club for faith enrichment which my daughter attended.

Ever hear of Peter Kreeft? He also teaches there.

Condileeza Rice was the commencement speaker at her graduation and she was excellent.

Yes, there are the negatives at BC, but they do not define all of what goes on there.

 

[momof8]

I sent my daughter to Boston College. She got a fabulous education and her faith was strengthened there. Her philosophy professor was and is a very devout, holy priest and he ended up officiating at her wedding. He baptized her first child. He keeps in touch with her still today. My daughter is 25. She got her undergrad and masters there.

While at BC, my daughter was involved with Right to Life and all things conservative. She had opportunities to debate the liberals and hone her skills. Another female professor had a book club for faith enrichment which my daughter attended.

Ever hear of Peter Kreeft? He also teaches there.

Condileeza Rice was the commencement speaker at her graduation and she was excellent.

Yes, there are the negatives at BC, but they do not define all of what goes on there.

Hi, Newf. Was your dd able to take any courses from Peter Kreeft? That would have been wonderful.

There are great profs at ND, too, but based on my nieces’ and nephews’ experiences there, I think that if your family is very strong on its faith, your children will seek out the good at the colleges they attend and will find it. The fact that my neices and nephews did not get terribly confused at ND is that they were solid to begin with - the credit goes to the parents, not to ND.