The Globe reports on controversy over a column in the Pilot, the Archdiocese of Boston newspaper, on whether Catholic schools should admit children of gay parents.
Naturally, being the Globe, they didn't link to the column in question (UPDATE: They've added a link, but it only shows up long after the rest of the page loads). Basically, the author argues the Church must boot all gay-reared children because their parents will sneak into Catholic schools and shamelessly push the gay lifestyle. He starts:
The question arises of whether children in the custody of (one cannot say, "children of") same-sex couples should be admitted to Catholic parochial schools. ...
The author also argues:
... The third reason is that it seemed a real danger that the boy being raised by the same-sex couple would bring to school something obscene or pornographic, or refer to such things in conversation, as they go along with the same-sex lifestyle, which--as not being related to procreation-- is inherently eroticized and pornographic. He might expose other children to such things, as he might easily have encountered them in his household. ...
And he fails to note the irony of writing in a Boston Catholic newspaper that:
It should be said that all of my practical concerns involve young children, who should be innocent of sexual matters and whose familial affections are still being formed.
