No, I agree that Catholic bishops et al. should certainly be held to a higher standard. My point was about the reporting and writing: if the scandalized reporters and writers were really concerned about the children and teenagers involved, they’d examine the public schools on this score. But clearly, that’s not their objective.
I see your point. But as I understand it, high schools and colleges are full of these "homosexual" clubs nowadays!... In fact, I maybe mistaken, but having these clubs on campus and actually promoting the homosexual/lesbian "life style" it is somehow seen as a BADGE OF HONOR!...You know... supporting "diversity." So, from the media's point of view there is 'no news' with this.
Furthermore, I would dare to say that if an administrator in a public school were to disagree loudly against this type of corruption, they would be out of job in no time... Don't you think so?
That is what makes this whole horrible incident so UGLY... That the Catholic Church NO LESS, were the ones involved in it and again, even more odious, is the way they acted after the whole thing came out in the press. If you read "Betrayal" you will see how the CC used its power (position and connections, lawyers, etc) to actually intimidate and muscle those who considered going public against the church. That same fat ass in Boston, whom the pope himself was kissing on the cheek and forgiving him in Rome just a few days after he was forced to resign his position in Boston Archdiocese. In fact, I believe, he is STILL working for the Church in Rome, or not?... to talk about giving the wrong perception.
I can never and will never understand how GOOO Catholics put up with this once they knew the full story. They should have put pressure on ROME to come clean and come up with a CLEAR position on all this or ELSE...
Take care.