Irish Catholic Students March in Gay Pride Parade
The principal of St. Paul's High School in County Armagh - one of Ireland's largest Catholic secondary schools - has defended his decision to have a group of students represent the school at a gay pride …More
The principal of St. Paul's High School in County Armagh - one of Ireland's largest Catholic secondary schools - has defended his decision to have a group of students represent the school at a gay pride parade in Newry last weekend.
The students were accompanied by their principal Jarlath Burns who is known to be a passionate defender of Catholic education.
The school had sent a message on Facebook inviting Year 13 and 14 students to represent their school at the march saying: 'We are proud to be a school that embraces diversity and promotes inclusivity, further demonstrating commitment to our Catholic ethos... The rainbow flag will be flown at the school to mark our support for equality for all.'
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The students were accompanied by their principal Jarlath Burns who is known to be a passionate defender of Catholic education.
The school had sent a message on Facebook inviting Year 13 and 14 students to represent their school at the march saying: 'We are proud to be a school that embraces diversity and promotes inclusivity, further demonstrating commitment to our Catholic ethos... The rainbow flag will be flown at the school to mark our support for equality for all.'
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Unhappily the object of schismatics and heretics is not to spread the faith in its purity, but to satisfy their own evil inclinations, as Satan does. St. Paul writes to the Galatians that if an angel from heaven preached to them any Gospel different from that they had received, he was to be anathema or accused (Gal. 1:8).
Veritatem in CaritateMore
Unhappily the object of schismatics and heretics is not to spread the faith in its purity, but to satisfy their own evil inclinations, as Satan does. St. Paul writes to the Galatians that if an angel from heaven preached to them any Gospel different from that they had received, he was to be anathema or accused (Gal. 1:8).
Veritatem in Caritate
Veritatem in Caritate