How do we talk about consent on Catholic campuses? Ep. 91

In recent years, there has been a lot of debate around the word
“consent” when it comes to preventing sexual assault on campus.
What can Catholic colleges and universities bring to these
discussions? To find out, we talk with Brianna Maturi, who leads
Loyola Marymount University's consent program, called LMU Cares. We
ask Brianna about the hook-up and dating scene on campuses today,
what a culture of consent looks like after college and what
bystanders can do prevent sexual assault and harassment. In Signs
of the Times, we discuss Pope Francis’ historic trip to the Arabian
Peninsula and Cuba’s newest Catholic Church. Next, how should
bishops respond when Catholic politicians support abortions. And in
Midwest news: The bishops in Illinois come out against the
legalization of recreational marijuana, and the University of Notre
Dame covers up murals of Christopher Columbus. Let us know what you
think about our conversation with Brianna or any of these stories
on our Facebook page or Twitter. And please consider supporting
Jesuitical by becoming a member of our Patreon community. Also: If
you want to learn more about Pope Francis’ trip to the U.A.E.,
check out the latest episode of Inside the Vatican, from our
colleague and friend of the podcast, Colleen Dulle. Links from the
show Pope Francis to world’s religious leaders: We build the future
together or there will be no future Cuba’s first church
inauguration since the revolution Canon law examined in wake of
push for excommunication over abortion Illinois Bishops Advise
Against Legalization of Marijuana University of Notre Dame to Cover
Up Prominent Columbus Murals How one Catholic university is trying
to create a culture of consent   What’s on tap Margaret River
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