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I think I would add that Saint Paul’s definition of priesthood is that priests are called to be teachers. So, sexual orientation should be considered and those with even “mild” SSA, aka, the disordered, should be justly excluded from ministry.As the CDF stated back in the 1992:
11. There are areas in which it is not unjust discrimination to take sexual orientation into account, for example, in the placement of children for adoption or foster care, in employment of teachers or athletic coaches, and in military recruitment.
- “Sexual orientation” does not constitute a quality comparable to race, ethnic background, etc. in respect to non-discrimination. Unlike these, homosexual orientation is an objective disorder (cf. Letter, no. 3) and evokes moral concern.
The Church does not support unjust discrimination. Paragraph 11 shows that there are some areas of discrimination that do not violate justice.
Sorry to those who find the vocab offensive, I don’t make up the words or definitions myself, its just Catholic.