The program ostensibly is about sacramental preparation. It is about subversion. One of the groups promoted on page nine of the seventh grade schoolchildren's text is "Always Our Children". Get a load of some of the dirt I dug up on them:
"Speakers —mostly Church employees— at last year’s NACDLGM conference in Rochester, New York, betrayed in the most obvious ways their dissent from and distaste for Catholic teaching on sexual morality. They spoke of their efforts to promote homosexuality in parishes, schools, diocesan offices, and in state legislatures. They ridiculed Catholic Church teaching on sexual morality, and boasted how they have achieved power in many important dioceses (such as Los Angeles, St. Paul-Minneapolis, Rochester and Richmond, Va.).
They explained their methodologies: how they intimidate and mislead opponents (especially parents of children in Catholic schools), how they recruit fellow homosexual activists for Church positions, and how they incorporate homosexual propaganda in liturgies.
NACDLGM (National Association of Catholic Diocesan Lesbian and Gay Ministries) speakers and listeners alike tossed out hundreds of ideas and techniques for promoting homosexuality in Church structures, from how to win approval from reluctant bishops for promoting Always Our Children, to sensitizing parishioners to the "gay ideology" during Sunday homilies, to brainwashing "right-wing fundamentalist" Catholics who believe that homosexual activity is condemned in the Bible.
Some speakers, such as Bill Kummer, an employee of the Archdiocese of St. Paul-Minneapolis, detailed how to homosexualize the Catholic schools, to promote "the kind of climate that can be affirming, inclusive, and so forth regardless of anybody’s sexual orientation or sexual identity."
Kummer explained how he presented his archdiocese with a plan to implement the gay education agenda in the Catholic high schools. His agenda, he said, had three objectives:
1. To "present the accurate and full teaching of the Catholic Church because many people reduce that to three paragraphs in the Catechism and we all know there’s much more than that."
2. To "provide a respectful and faithful position that unites the archdiocese through the archbishop, the Catholic Education and Formation in Ministry office, and community groups," i.e., homosexual activist groups.
3. To develop a "strategy to respond to express needs, i.e., kids presenting themselves [as gay and lesbian]."
Kummer explained that the best way to accomplish these three objectives is through faculty in-service programs designed to sensitize teachers to homosexual issues and then developing and implementing an "inclusive curriculum"—taking "gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered experience and finding ways to write that into the curriculum" in every subject..
There is so much more...We have to fight this stuff from the pews to the chanceries, and into the Vatican if need be. V's wife.
You sound very, very courageous.
You are right. Fight back.
BUT BE WARNED. The other side already is launching their attack: