#164: Chastity Banned in Ireland (Free Version)

Chastity speaker and author Jason Evert has been charged with an EWC (Existing While Catholic) by the ruling elites in Ireland. The boyish father of eight has spoken to millions of young people around the world to great acclaim. But a recent speaking tour to some Irish schools, including its largest college, University College of Dublin, was canceled.

Why? 

Because Evert has the temerity to patiently explain the whys and wherefores of the Catholic sexual ethic, a message vehemently rejected by the LGBTQ2 community that largely controls the Irish media noise machine. He also came down with a bad flu and the remaining gigs that hadn’t been canceled had to be rescheduled. Such blatant censorship is typical of the intolerance displayed by the Irish left.

In this episode you will learn

• The backstory to the speaking tour and who canceled the events
• How super sensitive the SJW activists have become in the face of contrary ideas
• Why the UCD talk banning is especially egregious as it undermines the very reason for a university
• The lies and damaging half-truths told about Evert in the Irish papers and media websites
• How profound has the shift been between the massively attended 1979 visit to Ireland by St. Pope John Paul II, and the World Meeting of Families attended by Pope Francis
• What the Church teaches about chastity in all its vocational forms and why

Resources mentioned in this episode

• The Chastity Project website
• Follow Jason Evert on Twitter: @jasonevert 
• Images from the 1979 visit to Ireland by St. John Paul II
• Images of the 2018 visit to Ireland by Pope Francis

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