Is this something to boast against our Catholic beliefs and traditions. I am sure great Muslim people also have beliefs based on God's word. There is always other venues to apply for.but not on our beliefs based on God's word.

The LGBT reality is complex. I do not believe we have a right to pass moral judgment on a gay or transgender person. I think some things are best left to God to decide. Jesus commanded us to not judge. So I think I need to abide by Jesus' wishes. The Chancery has the right to decide to not hire a member of the LGBT community. The students understand this - what they object to is how they were lied to by the Archdiocese. It is clear that they both were fired - and had they not resigned, they would have been. I also think the Chancery could have worked out something so the teachers could have remained. The teachers could have signed a promise to not discuss their personal lives with the students - teachers should not anyway - it is just practicing good boundaries. The Chancery and school could have made public they were retraining both instructors but in no way did that mean their life style conforms to Catholic Doctrine, but because of Catholic Social Teaching the Archdiocese was not choosing to fire them. And then, as long as those teachers did not teach theology classes - as long as they taught other subjects they specialized in -- I think they should have been allowed under such conditions to keep their jobs.

So I understand why those students are still upset over what happened. I choose to remain anonymous to protect myself and my family.

God already told us in the Bible where he stands on homosexuality and these social justice warriors have no idea what they are supporting..just for one reference..read I Corinthians vs 9-10..there are others, but that will do..