LA Times Covers Catholic Students Making Pro-life and Pro-Marriage Video Ads

The Los Angeles Times ^ | 10/2/08 | Jessica Garrison

[Mighty_Quinn]

...Steve Marshall, 20, made his pro-Proposition 8 video, "Four Men In Black,” as a college project. "I go to a Catholic film school in San Diego," he said in explaining why he focused his film on the "activist judges" who legalized same-sex marriage in California in spring. "It's an issue we really feel passionate about, and we had the resources available to take some action."

Other students at John Paul the Great Catholic University also made videos in support of the proposition. One of them, "Marriage Rights,” features a man haplessly trying to fit two electrical plugs together instead of into a socket. Finally, he looks into the camera and declares, "It doesn't work." Then a signs says: "Keep marriage real."

[Mighty_Quinn]

This story is only the tip of the iceberg. The students are getting on TV in California, making other ads--they are really stirring up a hornet's nest.

See more here: http://singinginthereign.blogspot.com/2008/10/jp-catholic-students-making-waves.html

This is what a Catholic University SHOULD be teaching their students to do (instead of sending mixed messages by inviting speakers like Hillary Clinton to address the graduating class!).

[TribalPrincess2U]

Please keep that video going until the corrupt heads heads roll.

[Jeff Chandler]

I’m surprised You-Know-Who hasn’t put a stop to this.

[Salvation]

BTTT!