Some students are complaining that Loyola University Chicago puts a greater emphasis on Christmas than on other religious holidays, such as Eid al-Fitr, the Muslim holiday marking the end of Ramadan.
Whereas 60 percent of the 2016 freshman class identifies as Roman Catholic, with the other 40% split among all other religious affiliations, the student paper asserts that just 5% of all students are Muslim.
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Is it good manners for “guests” to come into a house and begin insulting their “host?”
The real question is why this Jesuit-owned college has admitted 800 Muslims?
Perhaps they are finding it difficult to find parents stupid enough to pay their bloated tuition to send their kids into Loyola’s crime-infested neighborhood.
Christmas is for all.
God Bless America
Carl Lambrecht
Shame on the Jesuits and even Pope Francis to support the huge number of Muslims. I just want to tell you that Muslims will not stop until they turn the school (for that matter) the country into a Muslim entity. Look at Europe……….its awful.