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Actually my last ironic suggestion might not be a bad idea - that bishops "meet" with other sexual deviants to learn about their issues. It might help to complete the picture of just how badly American society needs genuine and traditional Catholic morality. One could add pornography addicts to the list.

As I see it, the main problem here is not the distorted numbers -- I agree that the number of Catholics among the laity who are active homosexuals is, if you'll pardon the expression, being blown way out of proportion (even if I do happen to think that the number among the clergy is underestimated!) -- but the fact that the nominal Catholics in Dignity and the priests and bishops who enable them in their sin -- as well as their secular counterparts -- are trying to coerce the Church in America to alter its traditional moral teaching. I fervently pray that enough of the vermin associated with Dignity and secular gay activists will mouth off in Dallas to make it brutally clear that these people are enemies of our beloved Church and force the bishops to publicly condemn them.