Perfect

Gonzaga University is a Jesuit-run university. Which would assume that it's Catholic. (Unless you've met any Jesuits lately.)*

Anyway, they recently rejected the application for a chapter of The Knights of Columbus to set up shot on campus because, not only is it exclusively male, but it is exclusively for Catholics. Yes, ma'am. That was the reason. The oldest Catholic fraternal organization in American is not inclusive enough for a contemporary Catholic university which worships a new Trinity of Diversity, Inclusion and Sensitivity. "Radical inclusivity" is, ironically, the religion of our elites and their increasingly irrelevant chaplains.

The logical Alinsky-ite** conclusion was pointed out by a very savvy Mr Carl Olson in this article: namely, that because they are an all-male and Catholic-only organization, the Jesuit order itself needs to be banned from their own university.

[I have wondered, BTW,  if any of the liberal Jesuits who favor ordaining women have pondered how unrecognizable their order would become if they opened their own entirely male Company of Jesus to female members...]

(Update. In response to outcries, the Jesuit and Catholic University will take 30-45 days to review this problematic issue...)

Mother of God.
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If all the devotees of this Trinity --in academia, government, the arts, the media, etc.--were to follow it to its conclusion, how many of them would be left with their own jobs?

They're like mid-level White bureaucrats in a Third World colony that's about to be dumped liberated by its old European master, expecting to be kept on to help the local folks through their period of adjustment to self-rule. After all with our combination of skills to teach and our good feeling toward the new regime, we're invaluable.

And they deserve the same fate.




*The present Pope is a Jesuit, and there are some orthodox Catholic ones like him, but the strongest tendencies of that order in the last 50 years has been to subordinate doctrinal orthodoxy --for which Jesuits once went to Protestant England and were hung drawn and quartered--to universalist "social justice" orthopraxis.

The "social justice" point of view is massively tied the assumption that the poor are poor because the rich are rich, that the rich have set up a system which keeps the poor poor --the poor themselves would be well-off otherwise-- and that "the force of human will suffices to resolve economic questions, and that reason and the conclusions of economic law can be safely neglected, even scorned." 

**Rule 4: Make the enemy live up to his own rules.