From
Michael S. Rose’s “Goodbye! Good Men: How Catholic Seminaries Turned Away Two
Generations of Vocations from the Priesthood” (2002) (p. 94):
“When my
associates at the university heard that I was on the board [of a certain
seminary in the upper Midwest],” [a philosophy professor at a prominent
Catholic university] continued, “they began to confide in me. A graduate student in theology, for example,
told me that his mother, who was a cleaning lady at the seminary, had at first
been shocked at the male pornography she saw in the students’ rooms, rooms that
she assumed were those of women students.
Her shock was deepened, however, when she learned that those were the
rooms of seminarians who were studying for the priesthood.”
. . .
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