The University of San Diego is in the news again.This time over a brochure it has published on Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and "Queer" discussion groups.
This is simply a continuation of an ongoing scandal at the once-Catholic (and still claiming to be Catholic) University of San Diego.
Why does a Catholic college need to have support groups to encourage Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and "Queer" people to persist in their perversions?
Instead of making new "allies", perhaps the University should return to teaching these people that their greatest ally is Jesus Christ and His Church, who want to give them freedom from their deathstyle.
USD makes no attempt to hide these kinds of events any more, instead they promote them on the official university website.
It is also no secret that USD's Department of Theology and Religious Studies has a gay-friendly faculty. In fact, several of these faculty members are openly homosexual.
This is the same Theology and Religious Studies Department that recently offered a special teaching position to heretic, pro-abort "feminist theologian" Rosemary Radford Ruether, only to withdraw the offer a few days later because of the public outcry.
USD's website informs us that the tuition alone for a full load of classes is $17,000 per SEMESTER. Parents, if you are going to shell out that kind of money for a Catholic education, it is strongly suggested that you investigate the college where you will send your sons and daughters. Merely calling itself "Catholic" is no longer enough.
Sadly, when San Diego Bishop Charles F. Buddy founded USD in 1949, he said that he wanted it to be "the Notre Dame of the West". Little did he know that he was starting the "Kent State of the Catholic Church".
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