House Speaker convenes bipartisan group to defend DOMA abandoned by Obama
Brian Brown, president of the National Organization for Marriage (NOM), said Boehner’s decision was “a great win for marriage."
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Homosexuality
Gay couple files complaint against Christian B&B owners for refusing civil union ceremony
Illinois Democrat Gov. Pat Quinn signed a new law allowing marriage-like privileges for homosexual couples earlier this year.
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Rochester bishop: Vatican isn’t against homosexuals entering priesthood
"I know some magnificent gay priests,” said Bishop Matthew Clark, according to the Rochester City Newspaper.
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‘Gay’ atheist warns of ‘tyrannous new … liberal morality’ oppressing Christians
Last week's ruling of the High Court in London banning pro-family Christian couples from fostering children has even self-described "gay" atheists concerned.
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New Halton Catholic equity policy criticized by pro-family and gay activists
Notably, the policy lists “sexual orientation” as a protected ground for non-discrimination, an approach condemned by the Vatican.
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European court could rule traditional marriage benefits discriminatory
Such a legal theory taken to its logical end could go further than just changing employment benefits and would likely be used to try to overturn traditional marriage laws in each of the 27 countries of the European Union.
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“Schools need to teach about orgasms” says US teachers union to UN
“Oral sex, masturbation, and orgasms need to be taught in education,” Diane Schneider of the National Education Association told the audience at a panel on combating homophobia and transphobia.
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Top conservative group suspects collusion between Obama, DOMA opponents
Less than three hours after Obama announced he would not defend DOMA, a motion was filed by opponents of DOMA that integrated language from the announcement.
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U.S. appeals court: schools cannot ‘stifle criticism of homosexuality’
In April 2006, Heidi Zamecnik wore a T-shirt to school with the message “Be Happy, Not Gay.”
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MP Comartin introduces Bill to remove sodomy from Canada’s Criminal Code
The current law restricting sodomy to those over 18 carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison. Comartin is well known for his legislative support of homosexual ideology.
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