[SuziQ]

"A good friend of mine, who is gay, recently resigned from a position at the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, where he said, with great dismay, that 'abortionsamesexmarriage' had become one polysyllabic word among some of his bosses."

Oh good! I'm glad to hear that the progressives, and their 'fellow travelers' in the Conference of Bishops are leaving. A lot of the problem of the USCCB for the last 30 years has been their staff. It is they who wrote many of the position papers we've had to suffer through during that time.

[steadfastconservative]

Why did the USCCB have a homosexual on its payroll? Shouldn’t the people who work for the Church be of sound moral character? Shouldn’t they uphold the Church’s moral teachings? It is obvious that at the very least, this former employee does not agree with the Church’s teachings on morality. He had no business whatsoever working for the USCCB and it was truly shortsighted and scandalous that the bishops ever would have hired someone like him.

And just in case anyone is wondering whether or not I think that the Church should “discriminate” against homosexuals, I think it should.