Well, the numbers were probably accurate in South Florida a few years ago, but I think, Deo gratias, that even that is changing. South Florida (and the Gulf Coast) was horrible; the seminary was a scandal, a real pink palace.
That said, I have known some strong priests who fought their way through seminary - including, in one case, a man who was denied ordination for a year because the seminary director (a nun) said he was too conservative and not homosexualf-friendly - and are now good priests in other parts of Florida.
Here in North Florida, we have some good bishops, and one really excellent bishop, Bp Galeone of St. Augustine. They're orthodox, not gay and work very hard to get and promote orthodox, non-gay clergy, and I think slowly but surely the tide is turning here.
*The St. Vincent DE Paul Seminary ain't too inspiring. Last year the local fishwrap, Palm Beach Post, published a piece by a Theology Prof from St. V's which was ghastly. I wrote a response to it and CC'd it to Bishop Barbarito (Diocese of Palm Beach County). The Post didn't print it and I never received even an acknowledgement Bishop Barbarito received it despite requesting a response.
C'es la vie...