[zbigreddogz]

That's not the point. The school isn't punishing the child - it is protecting the other children from observing a lesbian couple as if homosexuality were normal.

No, the school IS punishing the child, that's obvious, it's reasonable to say that it's the lesser of two evils, that it's WORTH IT to protect the other kids, but let's not pretend the kid isn't being penalized because of the sins of their parents, because clearly, they are.

I'd say the kids need to grow up. Like it or not, homosexuality exists, and you have to deal with it. Likewise, the kid who grows up in such an environment is in need of good religious instruction, and it seems to defy the mission of the church to deny them that.

[longtermmemmory]

sorry but the child is in a homosexual indoctrination environment and this private school is right to make a judgment.

This is no differnet than private schools which exclude children with HIV.

[Texas_shutterbug]

We've killed civilians in Iraq without intentionally doing so. There are unintended consequences for many actions and decisions. That doesn't necessarily make it the wrong decision.

It is NOT obvious to me at all that the school is punishing the child.

It is pretty obvious, though, that the "parents" are instigators who want to push their beliefs where they are not wanted.

[YCTHouston]

Do you really think those dykes wanted their kid to recieve a good, wholesome Catholic education? This is obviously another set-up lawssuit. In case you were too busy to notice the last four decades, the Left uses the courts to force their "private choices" down our throats. Thank God the Diocese is standing up to it.