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Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., is investigating the vandalism of Catholic symbols on campus as a potential “hate crime” as the widespread targeting of Catholic institutions continues to raise concerns.
In an Aug. 30 letter to students and staff, Georgetown Associate Vice President of Public Safety Jay Gruber and Vice President for Mission & Ministry Rev. Mark Bosco informed the campus community that they were investigating vandalism of Catholic symbols at the Jesuit educational institution.
Specifically, they mentioned that the “large processional crucifix in the Dahlgren Chapel of the Sacred Heart was inappropriately moved and sustained damage after being placed against the door.”
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In an Aug. 30 letter to students and staff, Georgetown Associate Vice President of Public Safety Jay Gruber and Vice President for Mission & Ministry Rev. Mark Bosco informed the campus community that they were investigating vandalism of Catholic symbols at the Jesuit educational institution.
Specifically, they mentioned that the “large processional crucifix in the Dahlgren Chapel of the Sacred Heart was inappropriately moved and sustained damage after being placed against the door.”
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Georgetown investigating vandalism of crucifix, Catholic symbols as 'potential hate crimes'
Georgetown University in Washington, D C , is investigating the vandalism of Catholic symbols on campus as a potential hate crime as the widespread targeting of Catholic institutions continues to
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