Student banned from Catholic college campus after defending natural marriage
The student who was threatened with rape for articulating Catholic teaching on marriage at Providence College graduated this weekend, and was then banned from campus and served a restraining order . This happened after he reported to the school being threatened with murder and subsequently confronted an administrator about her inaction. “First rape, now death,” the now-graduate, Michael Smalanskas, told LifeSiteNews. His being banned from campus means he is losing wages because he can no longer report to work at the on-campus Barnes and Noble , where he planned to continue working this summer. The school’s Vice President of Student Affairs, Kristine Goodwin, obtained a restraining order against Smalanskas. The two have a history – it was Goodwin who encouraged students to participate in a march against “homophobia” after Smalanskas put up a bulletin board defending marriage. Goodwin now claims Smalanskas “glared at me for 5-10 seconds” after exiting “the line for commun