Queerness in the Shadow of the Holy Cross
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<p>Through listening to the stories of students, alumni, and affiliates of Catholic higher education, Queerness in the Shadow of the Holy Cross investigates the intersections of the LGBTQIA+ experience, Catholicism, and faith formation,</p><p>This project is both research input and output. As part of broader qualitative research, this podcast captures some of our data so we can share it with you. We hope this podcast is both a resource for queer people exploring faith, and leaders in and of Catholic institutions of higher education.</p><p>Queerness in the Shadow of the Holy Cross is a project of undergraduate research at University of Portland through the Collaborative Humanities Investigating Religious Power (CHIRP) Lab. </p><p>Cover art credit: University of Portland alum/previous GSP president August Stone. Music credit: University of Portland student Casey James</p>
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- What is Queerness in the Shadow of the Holy Cross?
<p>Through listening to the stories of students, alumni, and affiliates of Catholic higher education, Queerness in the Shadow of the Holy Cross investigates the intersections of the LGBTQIA+ experience, Catholicism, and faith formation,</p><p>This project is both research input and output. As part of broader qualitative research, this podcast captures some of our data so we can share it with you. We hope this podcast is both a resource for queer people exploring faith, and leaders in and of Catholic institutions of higher education.</p><p>Queerness in the Shadow of the Holy Cross is a project of undergraduate research at University of Portland through the Collaborative Humanities Investigating Religious Power (CHIRP) Lab. </p><p>Cover art credit: University of Portland alum/previous GSP president August Stone. Music credit: University of Portland student Casey James</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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