Posted on 12/16/2014 9:01:18 PM PST by Morgana
Students at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota – a Catholic institution founded in 1885 – are currently being offered "volunteer/internship opportunities" with mega-abortion provider Planned Parenthood, according to the university's web site.
Other pro-abortion advocacy groups featured by the university as "volunteer/internship opportunities," include NARAL Pro-Choice Minnesota, Pro-Choice Resources, Family Tree Clinic, and the National Organization for Women-Minnesota (NOW).
Sign your petition to remove these pro-abortion listings. Your instant protest will go to the president of the University of St. Thomas, Dr. Julie Sullivan, urging her to remove every pro-abortion group on the list of “volunteer/internship opportunities.”
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Someone please give me a Catholic/prolife ping!! Thanks
Thanks for the heads up!!!
This was predicted over 2,000 years ago. When there will come a time when the religious communities in the world will change their beliefs, in order to be one with the many. It’s all fer being with the “IN” crowd, and also for the money.
Sorry but it is the responsibility of the local bishop to take prompt and definitive action. Time for the hierarchy to do its job or resign.
Going to have to make the bishop in that area hear from Catholics. Put the pressure on. Get the NOW gang out!
UST is run by the archdiocese. It’s the bishop’s responsibility to stop this. Good call.
Sometimes we the lay people need to tell the Bishops to “get with it”!
Or tell the Pope to get back to Rome!
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