“We are already struggling to teach morality to our children at all levels in our schools and they want to bring this in. It is unacceptable.”

—  Philip Naameh

CATHOLIC BISHOPS REJECT COMPREHENSIVE SEXUALITY EDUCATION http://radioangelus.com/catholic-bishops-reject-comprehensive-sexuality-education/ (September 30, 2019)

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