Charlotte Catholic High School: Austin Ruse Reports

Austin Ruse, the president of C-FAM (Catholic Family & Human Rights Institute), whose crucial work at the United Nations has made him quite familiar with the tactics of the sexual immorality lobby, explores what really happened last month at Charlotte Catholic High School. For those who don't know or don't remember, a nun named Sister Jane Dominic Laurel introduced the students to the teaching of the Catholic Church on sexuality. It was probably the first time they'd heard it! A group of dissenting parents, enabled and abetted by a media to whom immorality is praiseworthy and  the concept of normalcy is blasphemous, couldn't take it. 

What Really happened at Charlotte Catholic HS

The angry Tweets started before the nun’s talk ended.

“My dad doesn’t love me because I’m gay?” followed by a supportive amen chorus, “We got you, man.”

Such was the level of debate that began even before the end of Sister Jane Dominic Laurel’s talk to an all-school assembly at Charlotte Catholic High School last month.

The nun’s talked roiled the school, her religious congregation and the college where she teaches for weeks, became an internet sensation and a national scandal, and it appears to have started with students only half listening followed by a cacophony on social media, all the while egged on by faculty and a group of divorced parents...."

Read the whole thing in Crisis Magazine. Our bishops better be prepared for this to continue whenever Catholicism is taught in Catholic High Schools, unless they willing to abandon the physical and salvation of the students. The enemies of the Church command the highest places in American and European society, and, as Mr. Ruse said, they are aided and abetted by enemies of the Church within the 'Catholic' schools. It's not just Charlotte, of course: see here, here, here, and here, for California Catholic Daily's reports on the situation within our own Archdiocese of San Francisco.