Boston College Students March in Pride Parade with Same-Sex Marriage Advocates
Boston College’s Graduate Pride Alliance—which supports “LGBTQ students,” but also organizes “advocacy events”—recently invited students, alumni, faculty, and staff of the Jesuit institution, …More
Boston College’s Graduate Pride Alliance—which supports “LGBTQ students,” but also organizes “advocacy events”—recently invited students, alumni, faculty, and staff of the Jesuit institution, according to a Facebook post, to take part in the 2014 Boston Pride Parade, which also included same-sex marriage advocacy groups.
According to a press release from Boston Pride, Grand Marshals for the parade were Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, whom the organizers call “a staunch supporter of Marriage Equality,” and the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, which is described by LifeSiteNews as “a group of homosexual men who dress in drag to protest Catholic sexual teaching.”
- See more at: www.cardinalnewmansociety.org/…/Boston-College-…
Boston College’s Graduate Pride Alliance—which supports “LGBTQ students,” but also organizes “advocacy events”—recently invited students, alumni, faculty, and staff of the Jesuit institution, according to a Facebook post, to take part in the 2014 Boston …More
According to a press release from Boston Pride, Grand Marshals for the parade were Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, whom the organizers call “a staunch supporter of Marriage Equality,” and the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, which is described by LifeSiteNews as “a group of homosexual men who dress in drag to protest Catholic sexual teaching.”
- See more at: www.cardinalnewmansociety.org/…/Boston-College-…
Boston College’s Graduate Pride Alliance—which supports “LGBTQ students,” but also organizes “advocacy events”—recently invited students, alumni, faculty, and staff of the Jesuit institution, according to a Facebook post, to take part in the 2014 Boston …More
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I am a very educated person. Off and on I have spent a bit more than 17 years as a student at universities in 4 countries collecting my doctoral medals. I am skandalized!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If Boston College is going to go "queer", fine, than do it and grant me clarity. Since Vat II, but really exponentialized by Bishops and prelates, including the current Pope, I find myself battered by a bit or a lot …More
I am a very educated person. Off and on I have spent a bit more than 17 years as a student at universities in 4 countries collecting my doctoral medals. I am skandalized!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If Boston College is going to go "queer", fine, than do it and grant me clarity. Since Vat II, but really exponentialized by Bishops and prelates, including the current Pope, I find myself battered by a bit or a lot unorthodoxy, a bit or, well, in THIS or THAT point some orthodoxy. Effectively I am experiencing the Church in its institutions, prelates, priests, nuns, lay people and whatever, as a whirling storm of hither and thither, i.e., as combining so many vectoral differences as to entail contradiction. As the psychologist Ernest Becker noted, a fundamental feature of mental disturbance is "contradiction", i.e. reality does not hold together. All this has a disquieting effect upon me, not at all healthy for a mind seeking order, clarity and coherence. And also a continuation of the past in the present pointing to the future. When will this cease? I do not thrive in such horrendous contradiction.
