Posted on 09/25/2009 7:45:37 AM PDT by Pyro7480
thanks... with a tip o’ the hat to G. Bernard Shaw.
Support for homo marriage is indicative of the Leftist rot which has grown in our institutions these past 70 years.
I maintain that once governments violate Natural Law and our Unalienable Rights with increasing frequency, the end of civil government is in sight.
Homo marriage is an abomination and affront to Natural Law. There is no God given “right” to perversion and certainly no right for gays to marry.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colleges_and_universities_in_Ohio#Roman_Catholic
The two in Cinci are Xavier Univ. (Jesuit) and College of Mount St. Joseph (Sisters of Charity).
But could you be thinking of Thomas More College (Benedictine Sisters), near Covington, KY, across the river from Cinci?
Unsurprising, considering:
Robert Drinan, SJ, was Dean of BC Law School before he became a flaming lib Congressman.
Ted Kennedy was a BC trustee.
Fr. Monan SJ, BC Chancellor, was the principal celebrant at Ted Kennedy’s funeral Mass.
Bill Ayers was scheduled to speak at BC a few months ago, and was only cancelled after a local talk show host made noise about it.
My pet theory: anti-discrimination laws, rules, and lawsuit threats cleared out any organizational opposition to homosexual politics within businesses, movie studios, newspapers and universities. These urban or college town institutions set the trend for the country. Colorado's Amendment 2 was the last stand.
Also, childless homosexuals have more time and money to spend on politics and activism. They have less to risk in low-income, high-influence positions like grad student, actor or journalist.
The same erotic networks spread not only HIV and other nasty bugs, but also political solidarity. It'll get worse before it gets better.
For example, the Denver Metro Young Republicans hold many of their meetings at Hamburger Mary's, a diner devoted to gay camp. A GOP that tolerates Dick Cheney's position will fold quickly, unless a second front is opened within the Dems.
I guess he thought he needed to 'make nice' to the homosexuals at BC., but the Dean of the Law School DIDN'T address the issue Scott Fitzgibbon was supporting in the video. The Church CLEARLY teaches that though we shouldn't discriminate, or treat people badly, based on their sexual orientation, those people should not have the right to the Sacrament of Marriage, because their sexual practices are not fertile; they will NEVER be able to create a child. But even with civil marriage, the Church recognizes the influence on civilization that marriage has, so it's important that it be restricted to the union between one man and one woman.
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