[af_vet_1981]

"As a concerned parent, I didn't think it was appropriate policy," Shan Anderson said. "I don't think a kid should be ostracized because of the perceived failings of their parents, whether it's sexual orientation or marriage or fidelity or past criminal behavior. The Catholic religion I was brought up in was about forgiveness and acceptance."

Obviously Shan skipped confession and penance. People like this are simply non-violent terrorists on a mission from .....

[reegs]

Sooo many telling statements in this article:

A Catholic school, he said, "is essentially a business that provides service to the public at large."

They'd love to make our Catholic school, "public businesses," but the relevant question is, Mr. Fidanque, who is paying the operating costs of the school? The parishioners, that's who and they don't want their children perverted by your likes!! So go F*@K OFF!!!

[CdMGuy]

Right. I spent 16 years in Catholic schools. I don't ever remember being taught anything about Acceptance. Forgiveness yes, when the sinner repented. As for Acceptance, it was just the opposite. There was always a big thing made about doing anything that would spread scandal.

It looks like a test case to nullify the principle that a private school can do as it chooses because it is private. There is a revolution coming in this country and it isn't going to be pretty. The Alabama Ten Commandments may be just the start.