Pornography shouldn’t be part of a Catholic college experience. That’s obvious to many Catholic parents: in an age when even Starbucks, McDonald’s and Tumblr have moved to block wi-fi access to pornography, you would hope the country's more than 200 Catholic colleges would be leading the way. It's not clear how many colleges have installed a web filter: at Notre Dame, students petitioned for one, but administrators are still making up their minds. Nevertheless, according to The Cardinal Newman Society’s evaluation of faithful Catholic colleges recommended in The Newman Guide, several not only block pornography but work hard to encourage chastity on campus.
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'We strive to develop a sense of chastity': how Catholic colleges are fighting porn
pornography shouldn’t be part of a catholic college experience. that’s obvious to many catholic parents: in an age when even starbucks, mcdo...
Kelly Salomon

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