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In reply to the discussion: Openly gay teen scientist honored by Vatican as positive role model [View all]BuddhaGirl
(3,656 posts)17. some people can't appreciate baby steps
and refuse to see any *progress*...it ain't gonna happen overnight for goodness sake, but even I, a long-fallen-away-Catholic can appreciate a little forward movement.
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Openly gay teen scientist honored by Vatican as positive role model [View all]
babylonsister
Nov 2013
OP
Pretty ironic you're sporting the only Catholic president as your avatar Sid. nt
adirondacker
Nov 2013
#38
Obama came very late, at the age of over 50, to equal rights for gays. I don't recall how you
sabrina 1
Nov 2013
#28
The hypocrisy that has been exposed here is amazing. I remember not so long ago when Obama
sabrina 1
Nov 2013
#23
I said all I had to say about it right here on DU along with hundreds of other DUers.
sabrina 1
Nov 2013
#30
True, that is why I asked you the question. Rather than do a search, which I am way too
sabrina 1
Nov 2013
#35
When did a US president, and this is a democracy not a religious institution that has never had
sabrina 1
Nov 2013
#39
Since this turned into a pope thread, I have to give it to the guy he's smart...
snooper2
Nov 2013
#42