Homosexual Play To Be Performed At 4 Catholic High Schools

[zunshynn]

God help us. From [url="http://calcatholic.com/news/newsArticle.aspx?id=d38c5a9f-a0a3-4d40-9a40-54b9a21fc43d"]California Catholic Daily.[/url] The bold is my emphases.

[quote]Dozens of Brightly Wrapped Condoms

Homosexualist Play To Be Performed at Four SF Catholic High Schools

Four Catholic High Schools in the Archdiocese of San Francisco are scheduled to host a performance of the condom-endorsing sex-education play Secrets. The play was written by openly lesbian playwright Patricia Loughrey. Secrets will be performed on October 14, 2009 at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory High School in San Francisco; on November 5, 2009 at Sacred Heart High School in Atherton; on January 19, 2010 at Mercy High School in Burlingame, and on February 9, 2010 at St. Ignatius College Preparatory High School in San Francisco.

The play depicts a teenager who is HIV positive. [b]Some content in Secrets was considered, by the Fremont, California Unified School District, to be sufficiently graphic to require that a permission slip be signed by parents before their child would be allowed to see it. The Fremont Unified School District also posts an online flyer (in English and Chinese) for parents, informing them of the performance, and inviting them to watch a video of Secrets before giving their permission. The flyer also describes two of the scenes: “A character dumps dozens of brightly wrapped condoms on the floor with a discussion about which type of condoms are the best to use and how to use them effectively.” Another scene is a “Discussion about contraceptives and a visual display of them.” The production of Secrets in the San Francisco Archdiocese is sponsored by the Educational Theater Programs division of the Kaiser Permanente HMO.[/b]

Secrets author Patricia Loughrey is currently the coordinator of the play reading series qwerty Theatre – Taking Center Stage at San Diego’s Diversionary Theatre, which bills itself as “the nations third-oldest LGBT theater.” Ms. Loughrey is author of The Daddy Machine, a play about children with two lesbian mothers, and most recently, Dear Harvey, a celebration of the life of the openly homosexual San Francisco politician Harvey Milk. Dear Harvey was first performed at San Diego State University. San Diego News Online reported: “The piece, about Harvey Milk, was commissioned by Diversionary as its own tribute to the civil rights activist, and it was conceived long before the film, Milk, was released. The small-cast production made for compelling theater, and the piece is now making the rounds in various locales. There’s even talk of touring the SDSU production to local high schools….The play is a remembrance and a touching tribute, based on Loughrey’s interviews with people who knew Harvey, from activists to politicians.”

Oddly, [b]the entry for Secrets on the Sacred Heart High of Atherton’s online calendar is found under the heading Sophomore Class Liturgy.[/b] At San Francisco’s St. Ignatius High School, Secrets is intended to be an annual event. From the school’s May 2009 Health & Wellness webpage: “The freshmen class also witnessed an award winning health education program sponsored by Kaiser Permanente called Secrets. Secrets is a live theatre production which educates youth on the topic of HIV and AIDS. [b]This production was viewed by the entire Student Body two years ago and each year the freshmen will have the opportunity to see it in order to be up to speed with the rest of the school.”[/b]
[b]
While the content of Secrets may be acceptable to some San Francisco Catholic high schools, Fremont is not the only public school district to harbor reservations. In 1994, officials of the Glendale, California public school district cancelled a performance of Secrets because the play conflicted with the district’s policy of promoting abstinence. In addition to requiring a permission slip, the Fremont Public School District offers parents the option of having their child either view an abstinence-promoting video called Sex Appeal, or the option of not viewing either program.[/b]
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The public schools have a better policy than the Catholic schools?!

Edited October 14, 2009 by zunshynn

[InHisLove726]

Edited October 14, 2009 by InHisLove726

[OraProMe]

It's a "homosexualist" play just because it was written by a lesbian?

lolwut.

brb gaaaise, time for me to go make a cup of homosexualist tea.

mmmmmmhmmm.

[jeffpugh]

Yeah, this is all whack. Whatever.

[eagle_eye222001]

[zunshynn]

[quote name='OraProMe' date='13 October 2009 - 11:28 PM' timestamp='1255498094' post='1985022']
It's a "homosexualist" play just because it was written by a lesbian?

lolwut.

brb gaaaise, time for me to go make a cup of homosexualist tea.

mmmmmmhmmm.
[/quote]

did you read the whole article? It's encouraging students to act on homosexual, as well as other perverse tendencies.

Your tea is not homosexualist just because you made it and identify yourself as a homosexual. If you were to market your tea with pictures of two men making out, then perhaps it could be identified as "homosexualist tea"

[OraProMe]

The article says that "Secrets" is about HIV and contraception, not homosexuality. I'm not offended and shouldn't have even mentioned it, I just found it pretty amusing.

[The Bus Station]

[quote name='zunshynn' date='14 October 2009 - 10:23 PM' timestamp='1255573414' post='1985646']
If you were to market your tea with pictures of two men making out, then perhaps it could be identified as "homosexualist tea"
[/quote]

lol

BI THIS TEA, IT WILL MAKE U HOMUHSEKSHUAL

Edited October 15, 2009 by The Bus Station

[OraProMe]

I don't know what you're laughing at. It is indisputable fact that the chief causes of homosexuality are an emotionally distant father, an over affectionate mother and earl grey.

[Nihil Obstat]

[quote name='OraProMe' date='15 October 2009 - 12:08 AM' timestamp='1255583308' post='1985735']
I don't know what you're laughing at. It is indisputable fact that the chief causes of homosexuality are an emotionally distant father, an over affectionate mother and earl grey.
[/quote]
The correlation is clear. Tea is a female drink, not suited for males. Males should drink coffee or hard liquor. Water loaded with protein powder is acceptable, but only if the taste would be objectively described as "putrid" or "revolting", and only if it is drunk out of bottles not less than two liters. A male daintily sipping tea is on par with playing enthusiastically with barbies, or not punching out any guy that looks at you in a way that could be interpreted as mocking. It's eminently similar to the Man we see all too often in these unfortunate times who walks around with a smile, a clean shaven face even. Some of these 'men', if they can even be called such, don't even have sufficient body hair to keep them insulated when temperatures drop below freezing.
Tea, it is absolutely clear, has caused a radical feminization of the Western male which is based on girlish concepts of 'manners' and 'hygiene' which have no place in the world of testosterone and Y chromosomes.

Edited October 15, 2009 by Nihil Obstat

[zunshynn]

[quote name='Nihil Obstat' date='14 October 2009 - 11:15 PM' timestamp='1255583723' post='1985738']
The correlation is clear. Tea is a female drink, not suited for males. Males should drink coffee or hard liquor. Water loaded with protein powder is acceptable, but only if the taste would be objectively described as "putrid" or "revolting", and only if it is drunk out of bottles not less than two liters. A male daintily sipping tea is on par with playing enthusiastically with barbies, or not punching out any guy that looks at you in a way that could be interpreted as mocking. It's eminently similar to the Man we see all too often in these unfortunate times who walks around with a smile, a clean shaven face even. Some of these 'men', if they can even be called such, don't even have sufficient body hair to keep them insulated when temperatures drop below freezing.
Tea, it is absolutely clear, has caused a radical feminization of the Western male which is based on girlish concepts of 'manners' and 'hygiene' which have no place in the world of testosterone and Y chromosomes.
[/quote]

I know you're Canadian, but you do realize that American Revolution was fought because of men's attachment to tea, right? And that's what the pirates were after. Real men like tea, not gold.

And G. K. Chesterton liked tea. I think so did Hilaire Belloc, and C. S. Lewis and Tolkien.

And men that drink tea are less likely to have prostate cancer.

[Nihil Obstat]

[quote name='zunshynn' date='15 October 2009 - 12:29 AM' timestamp='1255584585' post='1985743']
I know you're Canadian, but you do realize that American Revolution was fought because of men's attachment to tea, right? And that's what the pirates were after. Real men like tea, not gold.

And G. K. Chesterton liked tea. I think so did Hilaire Belloc, and C. S. Lewis and Tolkien.

And men that drink tea are less likely to have prostate cancer.
[/quote]

See what revisionist history does to our generation of what could have been, but now will never be, fine young Men?

[The Bus Station]

[quote name='Nihil Obstat' date='15 October 2009 - 01:15 AM' timestamp='1255583723' post='1985738']
The correlation is clear. Tea is a female drink, not suited for males. Males should drink coffee or hard liquor. Water loaded with protein powder is acceptable, but only if the taste would be objectively described as "putrid" or "revolting", and only if it is drunk out of bottles not less than two liters. A male daintily sipping tea is on par with playing enthusiastically with barbies, or not punching out any guy that looks at you in a way that could be interpreted as mocking. It's eminently similar to the Man we see all too often in these unfortunate times who walks around with a smile, a clean shaven face even. Some of these 'men', if they can even be called such, don't even have sufficient body hair to keep them insulated when temperatures drop below freezing.
Tea, it is absolutely clear, has caused a radical feminization of the Western male which is based on girlish concepts of 'manners' and 'hygiene' which have no place in the world of testosterone and Y chromosomes.
[/quote]

You are so boss.

[little_miss_late]

[quote name='Nihil Obstat' date='15 October 2009 - 01:15 AM' timestamp='1255583723' post='1985738']
The correlation is clear. Tea is a female drink, not suited for males. Males should drink coffee or hard liquor. Water loaded with protein powder is acceptable, but only if the taste would be objectively described as "putrid" or "revolting", and only if it is drunk out of bottles not less than two liters. A male daintily sipping tea is on par with playing enthusiastically with barbies, or not punching out any guy that looks at you in a way that could be interpreted as mocking. It's eminently similar to the Man we see all too often in these unfortunate times who walks around with a smile, a clean shaven face even. Some of these 'men', if they can even be called such, don't even have sufficient body hair to keep them insulated when temperatures drop below freezing.
Tea, it is absolutely clear, has caused a radical feminization of the Western male which is based on girlish concepts of 'manners' and 'hygiene' which have no place in the world of testosterone and Y chromosomes.
[/quote]

What about Captain Picard?

[The Bus Station]

btw this is my 4000th post

in a thread about homosexuality lol