"CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY" ENDORSES GAY/LESBIAN BI-SEXUAL LIFESTYLE

South Bend Tribune | February 8, 2004 | By JULIE YORK COPPENS,

[Coleus]

http://www.southbendtribune.com/stories/2004/02/08/entertainment.20040208-sbt-MICH-E1-Queer_eye_screens.sto

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Catholic Campus News] U. NOTRE DAME HOSTS GAY FILM FESTIVAL

The University of Notre Dame (IN) is hosting the first ND Queer Film Festival, which began yesterday and runs through Saturday. (See www.nd.edu/~lsayre/NDQFF.) Films include “Hedwig and the Angry Inch,” described as an “anatomically incorrect rock odyssey,” and “Go Fish,” a movie about a young lesbian seeking love. Although Notre Dame has refused to recognize a homosexual student club, it has allowed the film festival because it is co-sponsored by an academic department, the Department of Film, Television and Theatre. Funding for the event comes from GALA, an association of homosexual Notre Dame alumni.

To protest, contact: Rev.Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C., President, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 46556; Phone: (574) 631-3903; E-mail: malloy.5@nd.edu. Father Malloy seems unavailable to listen to complaints so the other phone number to call is 574- 631-8051 for Fr. Peter Jarod"s office.

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BTTT

[SuziQ]

Well, we're looking at Ave Maria University in Naples FL. A friend just got back from there and brought me some info. I've read the tuition AND room and board are less than $15,000 a year!! That's about half of Notre Dame, and you won't have to worry about your kids losing their faith at a 'supposedly Catholic' college!

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!

[Roy Tucker]

Because they hire professors and administrators who hold the prevailing liberal dogmas.

[Stone Mountain]

The alumni have their heads in the sand. They give their money and their children to the University hoping that the wonderful place they experienced is still there, but they've given their money but not their attention.

I had heard that there was always a strong gay subculture at Notre Dame. A friend of mine who went there in the late '70s used to talk about it.