Is it appropriate for an archdiocese to fund an antigay-marriage referendum?
Mai Diaz
salesperson | Camden, N.J.
“No, that’s going too far. They shouldn’t be able to tell someone how to live their life. I’m a straight person. I wouldn’t want to be told I have to date another woman. No one has the right to do something like that.”
Mai Diaz
salesperson | Camden, N.J.
“No, that’s going too far. They shouldn’t be able to tell someone how to live their life. I’m a straight person. I wouldn’t want to be told I have to date another woman. No one has the right to do something like that.”
Chetra Kem
student | Pennsauken, N.J.
“Let the church do its thing, and just ignore it. I really don’t care what the Catholic Church has to say. It doesn’t have any meaning to me. I have a live-and-let-live attitude.”
Jesika Moore
chef | Ticonderoga, N.Y.
“They do have the right, just like I have rights as a lesbian. Church leaders can express their opinions. I just don’t happen to agree with their beliefs. And I think they’re alienating a lot of their followers.”
Jasmine Marrone
server | North Philadelphia
“No, it’s not their business. That’s an issue between consenting adults. It’s of no concern to the Catholic Church. They should stick to [issues like] affordable housing, abolishing the death penalty, universal healthcare and food pantries.”
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