
age: 25 (Jun 22, 1986)
MEMBER SINCE: September 2004
occupation: Students
makes me sad: Ignorance, midterms, a day without cigarettes or coffee (I can't even imagine it)
i lost my virginity: but we've stolen many more to compensate
gets me hot: Suicide Girls
crush: The lovely ladies of SG
body mods: Marla: One tattoo on her lower back of a sunrise, eyebrow piercing, both nipples / Kristin(okie): Four holes in each lobe, one cartilage, bellybutton / Kristin (Canuk): Three holes in one lobe, four in the other, an industrial
makes me happy: Kristin (Okie): Mix tapes, poetry, sitting in the coffeehouse with friends / Kristin (Canada): a comfy bed, a good book, a good song and backrubs
The Okie here and I have a rant. Oh do I have a rant!
The Catholic Church is beginning an investigation of all it's priests following the sex scandals of the past few years. As a former student at a Catholic school, I do believe it is entirely necessary. There were a number of priests at my school who could be looked at for inappropriate conduct. For example, one priest was notorious for standing at the bottom of middle school stairs and looking up the girls' skirts.
But the Vatican is not searching for evidence of sexual misconduct. It's looking for evidence of homosexuality. Apparently since it was mostly boys who were assaulted, the scandals have nothing to do pedophilia, oh no. Not at all. It's because these priests were obviously gay. Thus begins the Queer Inquisition. Why look for the perverts when you can look for the queers? They're the same thing, right? This is proof of how dated the Catholic Church's perspectives on sexuality are. They still believe we're deviants, we're sinners and now they believe we're criminals.
It's sad that even as the Catholic Church begins to reexamine itself in the wake of these horrific abuses it still refuses to blame itself. It's not the Catholic Church's fault. It's the gays. The gays did it.
Below is the New York Times article about the Vatican's inquisition. I'm happy to say the article came about because the Vatican's order was leaked by a priest with a conscience. At least there's one good robed man out there who believes that being Catholic is more than being straight.
Vatican investigation seeks 'evidence of homosexuality'
The review of U.S. institutions follows a series of sex abuse cases
By LAURIE GOODSTEIN
New York Times
Investigators appointed by the Vatican have been instructed to review each of the 229 Roman Catholic seminaries in the United States for "evidence of homosexuality" and for faculty...
The Catholic Church is beginning an investigation of all it's priests following the sex scandals of the past few years. As a former student at a Catholic school, I do believe it is entirely necessary. There were a number of priests at my school who could be looked at for inappropriate conduct. For example, one priest was notorious for standing at the bottom of middle school stairs and looking up the girls' skirts.
But the Vatican is not searching for evidence of sexual misconduct. It's looking for evidence of homosexuality. Apparently since it was mostly boys who were assaulted, the scandals have nothing to do pedophilia, oh no. Not at all. It's because these priests were obviously gay. Thus begins the Queer Inquisition. Why look for the perverts when you can look for the queers? They're the same thing, right? This is proof of how dated the Catholic Church's perspectives on sexuality are. They still believe we're deviants, we're sinners and now they believe we're criminals.
It's sad that even as the Catholic Church begins to reexamine itself in the wake of these horrific abuses it still refuses to blame itself. It's not the Catholic Church's fault. It's the gays. The gays did it.
Below is the New York Times article about the Vatican's inquisition. I'm happy to say the article came about because the Vatican's order was leaked by a priest with a conscience. At least there's one good robed man out there who believes that being Catholic is more than being straight.
Vatican investigation seeks 'evidence of homosexuality'
The review of U.S. institutions follows a series of sex abuse cases
By LAURIE GOODSTEIN
New York Times
Investigators appointed by the Vatican have been instructed to review each of the 229 Roman Catholic seminaries in the United States for "evidence of homosexuality" and for faculty...













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