Georgetown University did "the deed" and invited that "devil woman" to its campus . . . . . and the fall-out begins.

<<< Forget about the debate as to the reality of Hell.  One thing for certain,  compromise after compromise always leads to a living hell of some sort.  Take it to the bank.

Has Georgetown University finally gone too far?  I can tell you one thing  --  it no more represents the Catholic faith than do Congressional Catholics such as Barbara Boxer,  Nancy Pelosi,  Chuckie Schumer, John Kerry  . . . . or,  Kathleen Sebelius.  

The campus invited HHS Secretary Sebelius as a guest speaker,  a woman who would gladly abort a surviving “fetus” in a heartbeat,    in spite of her faux religious stance as a Catholic.  Understand that American Catholics,  especially the Boomer Generation,  actually believe they can bring pressure to bear on their Catholic Church and effect doctrinal change.  Before this is all over,  these 1960's hippie punks who have honored everything from free love and drugs to Woodstock will learn that they are no longer welcomed in the Catholic Church if they continue to believe their Pope can and should be ordered about by an existential secularist who knows nothing of the import of "God"  and a life of solidarity with one's faith.  

If the Catholic Church allows this travesty (Sebelius at Georgetown, yesterday) to go unpunished or unnoticed,    it faces the lose of all respect from those who care about matters of faith.  This WaPost article [below]  may be the first bit of news concerning the growing rebellion against those who believe that "faith" is less important than the dictates of a no-nothing mystic parading about as one who knows best for all.  

By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service, Published: May 18

The author who turned Georgetown University into a horror scene in “The Exorcist” plans to sue the school in church court, charging that his alma mater has strayed so far from church doctrine that it should no longer call itself Catholic.

William Peter Blatty, who graduated from Georgetown in 1950, says the “last straw” was the university’s speaking invitation to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius.

Sebelius, who addressed graduating public policy students on Friday (May 18), has been criticized by conservative Catholics for approving a mandate that requires many religious institutions to cover employees’ birth control costs. The Archdiocese of Washington called the Sebelius invitation “shocking.”

Blatty, 85, credits a Georgetown scholarship with fostering his writing career, which includes an Academy Award for “The Exorcist,” a blockbuster based on his best-selling 1971 novel. In the book and movie, a Jesuit priest at Georgetown, the nation’s oldest Catholic university, struggles to save a demon-possessed girl. Now retired, Blatty lives in Bethesda, Md.

“What I owe Georgetown, however, is nothing as compared to what Georgetown owes to its founders and the Christ of faith,” Blatty said in a statement.

The author says that Georgetown has violated church teaching for decades by inviting speakers who support abortion rights and refusing to obey instructions the late Pope John Paul II issued in 1990 to church-affiliated colleges and universities.

Georgetown should amend its ways or stop calling itself a Catholic or Jesuit institution, Blatty said.  . . . . . .  you can finish this article if you prefer,  It is a story written by the Washington Post as it celebrates - no doubt - "trouble in paradise" with regard to the Catholic Church.