Posted on 05/14/2015 11:18:21 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Students at Le Moyne College in upstate New York are calling on the school to cancel the upcoming commencement speech by Cardinal Timothy Dolan.
More than 600 people have signed the Change.org petition, which criticizes the leader of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York for, among other things, his stance on sexual violence.
The petition states that Le Moyne does not, in any way, support sexual violence.
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Generally, if you live in upstate NY....you worry more about how many feet of snow might occur this winter than the degree of enthusiasm for sexual assault violence. I’m not sure these students are from around the local area.
I take it this is the liberal definition of sexual violence, like declaring one man, one woman, in marriage, being the only sex that is God-blessed activity.
Dolan’s kept going to the left, so I don’t really know what they mean. Given it’s college students at a Catholic college, who the hell knows?
Uh, I think LeMoyne college kids (and the college’s English department) have bigger problems than doctrinal niceties. Their petition says not only that the Cardinal “does not, in any way, support sexual violence” but also that “With the growing attention toward sexual assault on the Le Moyne campus, students have felt that keeping Cardinal Dolan as commencement speaker completely opposes what we have advocated against.”
Yikes. I hope the parents aren’t paying a whole lot in tuition.
The college heads were on Fox yesterday and they are not changing their invite to please these few students.
Following Georgetown's lead. Catholic although these places may claim to be, they certainly aren't Christian any longer.
On this score, the LeMoyne students have a good case for sending this bore packing and directing the honorarium elsewhere.
But that's not the case here, is it?
That's some authentic academic gibberish right there.
I wish somebody would “completely oppose what I have advocated against.”
It would be helpful!
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