[tnlibertarian]

Unfortunately, stories such as these usually end up in discussions and arguments over the belief or tenet rather than the freedom of the church to enforce or support said beliefs. I'm Baptist and don't agree with every teaching of the Catholic Church. However, if I went to work for a Catholic school and part of my agreement was to abide by their doctrine, and if I didn't, they have every right to fire me. It doesn't matter what if I think the Church is wrong, I did not fulfill the terms of my contract.

It would be like if I went to teach at a Jewish school, I wouldn't expect to bring bacon cheeseburgers for lunch.

[xrmusn]

It would be like if I went to teach at a Jewish school, I wouldn’t expect to bring bacon cheeseburgers for lunch
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Other than raised eyebrows and maybe an admonishment and you being ‘instructed’ it was not in the best interest etc,

I think the REAL problem would be when you insist the school cafeteria serve BCB’s because it is YOUR right to have them.

Then you are expecting the food handlers and school to go against their principles and beliefs.

That is what “THEY” are doing to or trying to force US to do on a daily basis.