[marshmallow]

Not one of the 28 Jesuit colleges and universities in the U.S. has joined in a lawsuit against HHS.

Figures......

[Westbrook]

Doesn’t matter.

The lawsuits will be dismissed by the courts.

Even if the Congress passes legislation against the regulation, and even if a president signs it into law, a very unlikely scenario in any event, the courts will still overturn it.

We are being assimilated into the Collective, slowly and painfully.

[Mrs. Don-o]

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[txrefugee]

Catholic universities and charities are in the government trough, swilling up as many taxpayer dollars as they can get. They are afraid of losing their part of Obama’s stash if they anger their government paymasters.

[Alex Murphy]

For months, it’s been wrongly proclaimed that opposition to the HHS contraceptive mandate was a Catholic thing. Instead, with regard to colleges and universities, we might wish for more Catholic engagement....While the number of lawsuits from Protestant and nondenominational colleges is great news for Christian unity, it also begs the question as to why there aren’t more Catholic colleges and universities joining the opposition to the infringement of religious liberty, especially larger institutions with resources.

Ping for later

[El Cid]

Now this is a competition I can get behind. Eight 'other Christian' Colleges vs. seven Catholic Colleges... Come on team - let's start getting more schools on the 'sue the HHS' list.
I hope the numbers get closer to 100 vs. 101, or something along that order (although I share your suspicion that the Jesuit schools won't be amongst them).