Very bad on the school for firing her, and very contrary to pro-life efforts. Talking out of both sides of one’s mouth is hardly going to be successful. You can’t say “oh, babies are a blessing”, and “learn from your mistakes”, and “go and sin no more”, and “there is no reason for abortion”, etc etc etc ad nauseum. And then fire someone essentially for making a mistake. No one is without sin, including those who fired her. What example did they give to the students? What do you think will happen when someone gets pregnant out of wedlock and remembers what happened to her?
I hope she gets a nice healthy settlement and her job back. That “morality clause” conflicts with federal law anywa, and other Catholic schools have lost in similar cases, so she has a good chance to win.
However, what about their (those who fired her) morality agreement? How was it moral to fire someone who is pregnant knowing that you can’t just sew a red scarlet “A” on her chest and parade her through the streets anymore. No, today, they can just get an abortion. Don’t tell me that they couldn’t have admonished her for the sin but moved forward with dignity because they could have, which was the Catholic thing to do. They chose not to.