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Hokomai
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In all jurisdictions in which homosexuals unions have legal recognition, it has consequences for the status of the partners, by virtue of the union. The church has asked people not no cooperate with this. I am asking how many have followed the Church teaching, and predicted “not many”. the situations you describe are not a result of a legal homosexual union. They are a result of other civil contracts. They are not what the Church, and I, are talking about.??? What are you talking about? You don’t have to be in a homosexual “marriage” nor a regular marriage to leave your property via a Will to someone, nor give them power of attorney, or direction over your healthcare if you become incapacitated. All this can be done regardless of sex/gender and sexual orientation or relationship status (unless you are married or have kids, because then most states don’t allow you to completely disinherit a spouse or kids). So I do not know how letting people do any of those things have to do with “formal cooperation.” Again, if someone is the legal guardian of a child then they are notified if the child is sick at school, (maybe 2 brothers/sisters gained legal custody of a niece/nephew after the death of their sibling), it again has nothing to do with formal cooperation of a unjust law.
Now for some of the other things, indeed, Catholic adoption agencies have closed down, and businesses and some Catholic entities have stopped provided spousal benefits at all, because of these same sex marriage laws. I know that a few individuals in key government positions (those who issued marriage licenses) quit after the NY state “marriage” law passed.![]()