Robbie George on "Confronting the Hook-Up Culture"
A solution proposed:
Some universities, including Princeton, have student-run societies for students who oppose the hook up culture and wish to support each other in resisting it. The emergence of these societies is encouraging, but they are only part of the solution. Students are strapped for time and don’t have the experience or professional skills to provide the level of guidance and support that their peers need when it comes to important questions of sexuality and morality. Universities know this—that’s why at Princeton, for example, in addition to the student gay Pride Alliance, the Queer Graduate Caucus, LGBT Task Force, and the LGBT Staff and Faculty Group, there is the University’s LGBT Center, with a full-time paid University staff member committed to LGBT support and activities. For the same reasons, there needs to be university support for students who want to live and conduct their relationships honorably in the face of the hook-up culture.
Pope Leo XIV recalls in the Angelus that faith is strengthened in weakness:
"Jesus does not abandon us"
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Pope Leo XIV warned this Sunday against the temptation to trust in oneself
in the face of success and to fall into despair when facing difficulties.
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