[Molon Labbie]

That’s wonderful.

Now about that whole celibacy thing...think that might be a bit of the problem?

And cast out the faggotry forthwith.

[Mrs. Don-o]

I think historically, celibacy was not a problem when the communities of celibates were heterosexuals with an all-out devotion to a religious calling, an ascetic lifestyle and no-nonsense religious superiors.

"Rule of Benedict" will give you an idea of how that works.

It got shot to hell when heteros moved out and homosexuals stayed.

In the USA, Canada and Europe this happened massively in the 1960's and 1970's, when the heteros were beguiled by the "Sexual Revolution" and decamped to explore relationships and marry their girlfriends --- I think I read some 11,000 priests left the priesthood in the U.S. between 1968 and 1970 --- leaving the homosexuals there to gain a "critical mass" majority.

After that they tended to recruit, recommend, promote, and protect their fellow sexual deviants, turning their temporary majorities into permanent dominance --- not everywhere, but in far too many seminaries, chanceries and the like.

Yes, faggotry has to be rooted out. And it will be ---perhaps following civilizational collapse. This cycle has replayed itself a number of times over our many-century history.