And which one did she violate?
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Thou shalt not commit adultery. This is a biggie!
The Roman Catholic Church like most other churches has a lot of ideas about what should and should not be done in cases like this but they also have RULES. When nobody knows someone is living in sin then nothing has to be done. People try to allow people their privacy. The proof of that is that she was a long standing teacher who was well liked. Perhaps some people wondered about her sexuality but they understand privacy. Once you find out about it if you are representing God on the earth you must follow the law, there is no choice, she has to be fired.
In this particular case nobody went after her, she taught at a Roman Catholic school she had to know the rules, she was stupid for publicizing her sin. It is one thing to commit sin and get away with it, it is entirely another to commit sin in front of the priest and not be held accountable.
She was a stupid queer. She thought her queerness was more important than her job and it turned out she was wrong. She apparently thought her queerness would change the word of God, she was wrong. She did something stupid. She got what she should have expected.
I don't understand the feeling of sorrow for her stupidity. She does an in your face sin in front of kids in a church school and thinks it should be ok? A couple of hundred years ago she would have been burned at the stake for doing something this stupid. In Iran she would be stoned. She's getting off easy in my book, when she stands in front of The Lord on judgment day it won't be pretty.
She's not married.