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CLEVELAND — An unprecedented gathering of Ohio Roman Catholic priests this week will focus on an institution ofmarriage that the church believes is under attack.
Dan Andriacco, a spokesman for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, says the meeting Thursday and Friday in Columbus will address increases in divorce rates and people living out of wedlock, as well as the growth of same-sex unions.
The state's bishops and nearly 700 priests are expected to attend. Church officials believe it will be Ohio's first-ever statewide gathering of priests.
Clergy members will listen to speakers and hold discussions, the results of which will be sent on to the U.S. Catholic Conference of Bishops. It's working on a pastoral letter on marriage and family life.
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Information from: The Plain Dealer, http://www.cleveland.com
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November 04, 2009 06:34 PM EST
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Same Sex "Unions" are not for procreation, they have nothing to do with the the concept of "Marriage"!
Same Sex "Unions" are a desperate effort to validate sinful, dis-ordered behavior!
These unfortunates have organized to compromise the teaching of the Catholic Church.
Homosexuality is a sin and anyone who practices it is a sinner!
What don't you understand about "NO"!!!
11:44 AM, 11/5/2009