[BikerNYC]

You may not agree with what I have said but it is Catholic teaching and reflects the mind of the Church.

Well, it doesn't reflect the minds of church leaders who are running that school. They are letting the kids in.

But your analysis could also apply to parents who have been divorced and married again. The are committing adultery and the children who may know that mom or dad have a new husband would be taught that a parent was living a "sinful and unacceptable" lifestyle. Are those kids traumatized when they learn in church that a parent is acting in such a sinful way?

But, it's a private school and they should be permitted to deny enrollment to whomever they want.

[saradippity]

You have pointed out several of the problems in this case as well as in the Catholic Church, To wit;Well,it doesn't reflect the minds of church leaders who are running that school. They are letting the kids in.

The fact that the head of the diocesan school system made the statement he did is tragic. I am referring to his statement about having to reject children whose parents were divorced,using birth control and more blah,blah,blah.

It demonstrates that he is sorely lacking in intelligence or holiness,probably both. Clearly he does not know the difference between public and private,nor does he understand the meaning of nature and contrary to nature.