A professor at the University of Notre Dame is helping students get abortions after an Indiana law banning the procedure was passed into law.
Tamara Kay, a global affairs and sociology professor at the Catholic school, posted on her office door: “This is a SAFE SPACE to get help and information on ALL Healthcare issues and access—confidentially with care and compassion,” according to thethe university’s conservative newspaper aimed at “Upholding the Catholic character of the University of Notre Dame.”
“And yes, my view runs afoul of Church teaching, but in other areas, my positions are perfectly aligned [with the Church],” she said. In one social media post, the abortion advocate explained the “J,” saying, “We are here to help you access healthcare when you need it, and we are prepared in every way. Look for the ‘J’, Spread the word to students!”
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