Chasing News: Jackson Boy Kicked Out of CCD Class for Being Gay?

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February 22, 2017

JACKSON-According to a report on My9NJ and Chasing News, a 13 year old Jackson Boy has been kicked out of CCD class at St. Aloysius Church simply for being gay.    According to the boy’s father, the church pulled his son out of class after another parent lodged a complaint saying the boy’s presence in class was “uncomfortable”.

“I think it’s quite obnoxious to be pushing a sexual orientation in a Catholic CCD class, it’s quite outrageous,” said host Bill Spadea.  The boy’s father disputed Spadea’s last second assault on his son in the video saying that was not the case and the complaint arose simply after another parent complained to the pastor.

 

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