Homosexual Bishops and Sex Education in Parochial Schools

"It all began quite innocently enough. It was the summer of 1987 and I was completing my first full-length book Sex Education--The Final Plague. Near the end of my final chapter 'The Vatican and Sex Education--A Sorry State of Affairs,' I noted:

The Sex Education Movement ...has, as one of its key objectives, the promotion of a pansexual or bisexual agenda in which homosexuality and pedophilia play a key and pivotal role. The growing number of homosexual and pedophile priests and brothers, including homosexual bishops, as well as lesbian nuns, have formed a sixth column withing the Church in the United States. Many of these individuals have played important roles in the development and promotion of the new sexual catechetics in parochial schools, which, like the Unites States Catholic Conference 'Sex Education Guidelines' and the Kosnik Report, promote homosexuality and bisexuality as a variation on the norm, not a perversion.

 I recall the first sentence of this particular paragraph rather well because when the book initially ran in serial form in The Wanderer, the editor, on her own initiative, had removed my reference to 'homosexual bishops.'

In any case, I remember promising myself that, as soon as The Final Plague went to press and my familial and pro-life duties...would permit, I would take a closer look at the members of the Catholic hierarchy who were pushing homosexuality on parochial school children.

A few months later, I began what would be more than a decade-long journey into the homosexual maelstrom--without and within--the Roman Catholic Church.

I started with a re-read of Reverend Enrique T. Rueda's 1982 definitive study of the homosexual movement in the United States, The Homosexual Network--Private Lives and Public Policy, that provides a detailed description of the movement's strategic inroads into organized religious bodies in America with a special case study on the movement's infiltration and colonization of the Roman Catholic Church in the 1970s through the early 1980s.

It has ended, more than fifteen years later, with The Rite of Sodomy--Homosexuality and the Future of the Roman Catholic Church."

Randy Engel, The Rite of Sodomy: Homosexuality and the Future of the Roman Catholic Church, Export, Pennsylvania: New Engel Publishing, 2006, ix-x.