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Thursday, November 11, 2010

AMU and "Most Catholic" First Things Ranking

Commenter Pensieve alerts me to the fact that First Things has ranked Ave Maria University as the "most Catholic" Catholic school in the country.

But can it really be the most Catholic school when its President, Nicholas Healy, supports a new facility built by Jackson Labs and has no problem with its research and education, when it is an organization that immorally cooperates with the grave evil of human embryonic stem cell research? Can Ave Maria University really be the most Catholic school when it honors a man and names a building after him, when he is a public supporter of a pro-abortion politician?

First Things = fail.

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