Catholic colleges hold separate LGBTQ lavender graduations

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 9

A Fox News Digital review found at least 20 Catholic-affiliated institutions planning or hosting the events this spring, including Seattle University, where a drag performer is scheduled.
Schools listed include Georgetown, Boston College, Fordham and Gonzaga, with some offering special cords, keynote speakers, food and a queer prom after commencement.
The Cardinal Newman Society criticised the ceremonies as conflicting with Catholic teaching, while universities say they are meant to honour LGBTQ+ graduates outside the main commencement.

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