[Jorge]

Jorge "I don't get why the school would want to punish a kid for her parent's problems."

Which mommy would that be? I notice that you've admitted here that there is a home PROBLEM.

Yes, "parent's problems" could be interpreted as "a home PROBLEM".
Brilliant.

Perhaps if you'd like to "side with" the lesbians, you can offer a reason why these two would *want* to foist a Catholic education on the child? The Church's stance (and surprise! what the schools are to teach) is anathema to their "lifestyle" choice.

The Church's stance is "anathema" to divorce, contraception and a host of other things which Catholics commonly ignore.
I know plently of people who are not even Catholic, who send their kids to Catholic school.

The idea that these kids should be banned like poison from school because some holy roller hypocrites want to punish them for their parent's shortcomings is mean spirited, short sighted and a poor Christian testimony.

[GirlShortstop]

The idea that these kids should be banned like poison from school because some holy roller hypocrites want to punish them for their parent's shortcomings is mean spirited, short sighted and a poor Christian testimony.

So, you insist that the problem and punishment is on the part of the Catholics?  You call it short-sighted, I see something else deeper on your part.  Re-read the article and tell me where the realy hypocrisy is.

I shall ask again, would you point out WHAT the lesbians were hoping to achieve here with a Catholic education THAT IS ANATHEMA to their lifestyle/family structure?

[Kuksool]

***The idea that these kids should be banned like poison from school because some holy roller hypocrites want to punish them for their parent's shortcomings is mean spirited, short sighted and a poor Christian testimony.***

Do you want government officials to remedy the situation?

[Conservative til I die]

Look ma! Another anti-Catholic transparently using this as an excuse to take yet another shot at the Church!