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Augustine
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2002/10/31 下午 05:34:53
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LEXINGTON, Ky., October 27, 2002 (AP) - A gay couple who became parents of quadruplets after enlisting the help of a surrogate mother had their 3-month-old children baptized Saturday in a Roman Catholic Church. Father Paul Prabell blessed the men, Thomas Dysarz and Michael Meehan, and baptized their daughter and three sons at Lexington's Cathedral of Christ the King. "This is what Christ would do," said Meehan, the quadruplets' biological father. The babies "are God's children. That's how the church should view it." Prabell said no one had objected to the christening, although he expects that "some people would feel that the christening would be an endorsement of homosexuality and surrogate parenting."
Is this anything to do with "an endorsement of homosexuality and surrogate parenting."??
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Cecil
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2002/11/4 上午 10:40:22
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One question that springs to mind is - how could the 'parents' promise that 'they' would bring up the kids as Catholic parents would do, given that there would not be gay unisexual Catholic parents as such in the proper meaning of the term?
Without such promise, should the kids be so baptised?
I do not object that if they grow up, should they want to become Catholics, they should be baptised just as any body else.
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