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Originally Posted by softness

I wonder if other catholic schools are going to take this stand now as well. I sit here, shaking my head and wonder how a church, with so much love and compassion to offer to this world, would take this stance.

If the church was true to their mission, they would have kept the children in their school so they would have a religious foundation. Because they chose to austrasize the children, it tells me their motives were not for the sake of the children, but for the sake of their doctrine.

So, in other words, they sacrificed these specific children to protect their ancient beliefs.

shame on them...

I absolutely agree with you...
My thoughts are that they preach that they want to get children involved in religion, so why would you go and kick two children out, that are young and can still be molded to believe in the church, out of their school?

My thing is are these the beliefs of all at the church or is it just the archdiocese that has these beliefs?

I wonder if they asked other parents who have children in that school if they agree with the decision to kick out the children?

They might be surprised that other parents would take it to be horrible as well to discriminate against the children for what their parents do behind closed doors.