It's Always Nice to hear from readers....

I received this rather charming letter today about my post concerning the girl who wanted to bring another girl to the prom. I have censored some of the ahem, adjectives but I don't think anything is lost.

I currently live in a state where being Southern Baptist is the chosen path. I continue to look back and appreciate my Catholic experience at Bishop Feehan and being raised in North Attleboro. I continue to respect and take pride in the beliefs of being a Catholic in the North Eastern States of the United States of America.

I recently read the blogs regarding the girl who wanted to accompany another girl to the prom at Bishop Feehan High. I personally think you are a ****ing Idiot and you make me want to retract my above statements. Why don't you begin basterdising [sic] the Catholic religion and start going door to door converting people. Nobody gives a **** about what you think, just keep your mouth shut and treat others as you wish to be treated.

Thank you for your time!

This post on the Bishop Feehan student who wanted to bring another girl to the prom has continued to generate some of the most interesting commentary. The irony is that this young lady went to the press with her story. So for her to claim persecution is rather amusing and a little bit beside the point.

Isn't it funny that I cannot be offended by anything that liberals and homosexuals do but they are allowed to be offended by what I believe and say? Ironic, n'est ce pas?

Same Sex Couples & the Prom

A Bishop Feehan Catholic High School Student is not permitted to bring another girl to the prom.

She feels this is discrimination because she is bisexual. The article is here.

In the typical "piling on" of the Boston Herald (and this is our "conservative" newspaper!)we learn that this poor, dateless girl, cannot go to the prom with her girl friend.

And what is really over the top is that her "date" cannot even return her brown spaghetti strap dress and brown pumps to Macy's! Oh the injustice. The absolute cruelty.

Notice the ACLU steps in and threatens any other school that tries this with legal action because it "may be illegal".

Not yet. But it won't be long.

Oh and there is one bright spot in all this. The girl did win "Best Hair" for her class of 250. But you probably already figured that just from looking at the picture.