| Bishop Bruskewitz heroically fought the pro-gay bishops' document Always Our Children written by homosexual priest activist James Schexnayder |
Once upon a time, in fact back a hundred years ago in 2002, in the Texas town of Dallas a good bishop named Fabian Bruskewitz suggested to his brothers that they examine the relationship between the clergy sex abuse crisis and dissent. But his brothers, many of whom happily coddled dissent (especially from Church teaching about sexuality) demurred. Poor Fabian couldn't find a single supporter among his hundreds of colleagues whom he later described as "this hapless bench of bishops." Only among the laity were there ears willing to hear his cries.
Why?