Books
LGBT Youth in America's Schools by Call Number: LC2575 .C54 2012, 3rd FLOORISBN: 9780472031405Publication Date: 2012-04-19
Theses and Dissertations
- Brown, A. (2012). Open hearts, open doors: How catholic campus ministers approach lesbian and gay college studentsHonors Theses (BA) University of Michigan
- Hughes, B. E. (2015). "who am I to judge?": How a Jesuit university addresses LGBT issues on campusDissertation (PhD) University of California, Los Angeles
- Willette, J. M. (2016). A phenomenological study of gay male undergraduate college students' experiences at a Jesuit catholic universityDissertation (PhD) Colorado State University
Videos
Websites
- Ex Corde Ecclesiae by Pope John Paul II (especially A.2.21 and B.1.31)This source discusses what is expected of a Catholic University, offering guidelines for the university community and the university's service to the Church and society.
- "Always Our Children" by the United States Conference of Catholic BishopsThis source advises parents to accept their homosexual children, and advises ministers to welcome homosexual people into their Church and community.
- Four Years Later, What to Make of Pope Francis and LGBT Issues?This source compares the many (and contradictory) statements made by the current Pope on LGBT issues such as same-sex marriage and gender theory.
Leelah Alcorn
- Transgender teenager, 17, leaves heartbreaking suicide note blaming her Christian parents before walking in front of tractor trailer on highwayThis news story reports on Leelah Alcorn's suicide. Leelah was a transgender girl, suffering from depression and discrimination from her parents. Her parents forced her to attend conversion therapy, because they did not support her transgender identity. This source provides the news story, along with a copy of Leelah's suicide note, an excerpt of which was read in the Cafe.
La Sallian Values
- Circular 461 (especially sections 3.1 to 3.4)This source discusses the multireligious and multicultural nature of Lasallian institutions.
La Salle Archives
- Princess PalaceThis was an article from the La Salle Collegian, providing a straight student's perspective on the existence of an Alliance, and LGBT people in general, on La Salle's campus.
