Both traditional marriage supporters and local sources say that the marriage vote was critical to Weprin's downfall in the heavily Orthodox Jewish district.
The statements come after Perry made a controversial statement that New York lawmakers’ decision to pass a homosexual “marriage” law was "fine" with him.
Numerous constitutional and legal violations were committed using strong-arm tactics to pass the Act, claims Liberty Counsel, the legal firm that filed the complaint.
Referring to New York's recent decision to legalize gay "marriage," Perry said, "You know what? That's New York, and that's their business, and that's fine with me."
The New York legislature’s decision to allow same-sex couples to marry is a good reason to reassess our defense of marriage. But it’s not a reason to give up.
A diocesan spokesman told LifeSiteNews.com that the diocese "has no comment on Geoffrey Farrow," since the priest left his parish duties two years ago.
All four Republicans who voted in favor of gay “marriage” received hefty donations from New York city Mayor Michael Bloomberg, according to new finance reports.
The archbishop of Baltimore is warning Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley that he will have a vigorous fight on his hands if he tries to legalize same-sex “marriage.”