[Campion]

I think the article is completely honest, about those schools the author studied. Those results don't necessarily extrapolate to all Catholic colleges, or faithful Catholic colleges (using the CNS list as my operational definition of "faithful").

Oh, I get it. If it makes the RCC look bad, it's not honest.

One thing's for sure. If it makes the RCC look bad, we can depend on the FR anti-Catholic contingent to post it within minutes.

[metmom]

One thing's for sure. If it makes the RCC look bad, we can depend on the FR anti-Catholic contingent to post it within minutes.

It's a good thing CATHOLICS never do that about Protestantism.

Must be great to be perfect enough to cast the first stone.

[Elsie]

If it makes the RCC look bad, we can depend on the FR anti-Catholic contingent to post it within minutes.

narses - someone wants a pitcher!!

[HoosierDammit]

This is the crux of the issue. The study itself seems fine, and I should hope so - parents are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to get this exact experience. I’d venture a guess that these same market forces are at work at the small Catholic schools mentioned upthread.

The real question left unanswered is how evangelical kids are faring at traditional state schools when they’re forced into the pressures and temptations of their secular peers.