Wednesday, May 29, 1974
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Nine
Wednesday, May 29, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine
Gays protest Catholic stand
(Continued from Page 1)
people.
FOR THEIR P A R T, the
church -- goers accorded the
demonstrators a cool reception.
While a few told demonstrators
to "drop dead" or "go to hell,"
most maintained a stony silence
or kept their deprecatory com-
ments to themselves.
"It's terrible. They ought to
Daily Official Bulletin
Wednesday, May 29
Day Calendar
WUOM: Sen. Henry Jackson
speaks at the Nat'l Press Club in
Wash., D. C., recorded 5/21, 91.7
M~te, 10:05 a..
Southeast Asian Studies: Luis-
Taruc, "Revolution or Reform in
the Rural Philippines," Ecumeni-
cal Church, 921 Church, 8 p.m.
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be ashamed of themselves,"
said one man.
"Is this a terrorist outfit?"
asked another, puzzled.
NEW YORK CITY'S propos-
ed human rights ordinance
.ed human r i g h t s ordinance
would have banned discrimina-
tion against gay people in em-
ployment, housing and public
accommodation.
It was defeated last week in
New York's city council by a
vote of 23 to 19, largely because
of outspoken opposition from
the Catholic Church and the po-
lice and fire departments.
The leaflet' passed out by
demonstrators Sunday morning
called "an outrageous lie" the
implication that gay people are
"a moral or sexual threat to
young children."
"IT IS THE straight white
male who is the perpetrator of
the vast majority of sexual
crimes in this country, includ-
ing rape and' child molestation,
the leaflet charged. -
Parishioners generally s a id
they disapproved of the gay
presence at St. Francis.
"They have a right to their
feelings," said a middle-aged
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man in a typical comm
I don't see why they
demonstrate in front
church), and in front of
and children."
M 0 S T parishione
said they agreedm
Church's position con(
homosexuality. A few, h
expressed ambivalent
gay attitudes,
"I see no reason w
shouldn't be allowed to
way they want to," s
young woman with a cl
Father Grom told pa
ent, "hut
have to
of a
fwomen
rs also
with the
demning
however,
or pro-
hy they
live the
aid one
hild.
arishion-
ers, "the question was raised:
Is the Catholic Church, oppress-
ing gay people? We can't get
into that question at this time,
but I must 'remind that homo-
sexual acts are sinful, and that
Church cannot condone or tol-
erate them."
He then asked his listeners to
include the picketers in their
prayers.
"I don't care what these peo-
ple think, I don't care if they
get angry," insisted demonstra-
tor Harry Kevorkian.
"Most of them aren't ever
going to change their minds,"
At 4 heres
Classfied
said another picketer, referring
to the male parishioners stand-
ing on the steps with their arms
folded. "And this demonstra-
tion wasn't for them anyway.
It's for us, for gay people."
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