I didnt say the word of God changes, someone asked about what CATHOLICS are opposed to,,

being that Im not a catholic, I Cant answer for them,,,,

thats my point,,,lol

I dont remember him changing any definitions either

as I Said,, claiming it doesnt make it true,,,

I did but he isn't on this site

"Yes I am, and yes, Catholics are against the practice of homosexuality."

He is Roman Catholic btw

Gee I guess I should have added the word
"Savior"
I didn't because I didn't want to be snarky

kewl,, thank you for sharing it

So I guess it makes me wonder why this teacher would be invited to thw White House to meet the pope then

the lgbt community has alot of power and money ,,,,,including them is part of equal access and equal opportunity,,,,,

because obarry is married to a tranny...

I would have thought he would have invited a high profile person (Caitlin Jenner or something) instead of picking a fired Catholic. Sketchy to me

jenner is controversial because he 'changed' so late in life and he happens to have caused someones death ,,,


and because he is mega rich, the 'adversity' he faces isnt quite representative of that experience for most,, I imagine

That was just an example. There are many high profile people out there

thats probably true, but perhaps they could only pick one,,,,

this one was allegedly fired for being gay,,,,from a CATHOLIC institution

My point exactly

Me too!

I'd suspect, that community knows a secret about obama.

Phooey...lol..

Catholicism claims to be the umbrella of all religions.. That's why the word catholicism is equated with universality -- "the universal church" ...Ultimately, it will accept anything to achieve this concept.
The papacy has "assigned" itself as the representative of God...which i think is nonsense.
The papacy have and most likely will always act in the interest of the papacy, not God. The prevailing issue is a political agenda of both Obama and the pope, not a religious one of God. Religion is only used to sway popular opinion and vice versa. It actually has nothing to do with God's law.

Yes exactly spot on....there's so much dirt on this issue that hasn't surfaced yet

agreed.. she was married in 2007(wasn't it "not recognized" then) and fired this year... and it never really said she was fired for being gay...

Can't answer for U.S. Catholic institutions, but in Canada there had been an employment contract for Catholic teachers which basically said you will live by the churches doctrines, and are a practicing Catholic to be employed by the church.

I'm assuming she had the same type of contract, and likely tried to hide the marriage from church officials. Either that or she may have been an agitator who dares the institution to do something about it. You know, the 'go ahead and fire me, I'll sue your butt off!' employee.

So if she had an employment contract, and the church forbids same sex marriage, you don't get to be part of the club anymore. It has nothing to do with same sex marriage itself, it has to do with breaking church rules. Same as if a teacher was having children out of wedlock, or engaging in affairs with other married staff, or engaging in pre-marital sex. While society as a whole is more accepting of these lifestyle choices, the church is not, and it disciplines staff that break the rules. Period.

It's not religion, not politics, it's business. It depends if it was an 'at will employment' State like here. An employee can work for the State for 15 years be up for promotion and be fired for 'no reason'. At any given time your employment may be terminated at will.