Part 2 of 2
At this time, Students for Life complained to same principal that other students were trying to silence them.  They also challenged him to "acknowledge the Catholic Catechism's teaching that homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered." This brou-ha-ha was also played out in the college mouthpiece. No evidence that principal ever ceded to this demand. 

In the wake of these incidents, a bit of a crisis developed that went all the way up to the archbishop, with some claiming that "pressure groups" were trying to redefine Catholic values at St. Mike's. This time the brou-ha-ha is published in Catholic Insight. In response, a statement on University of Toronto's acceptance of sexual diversity is issued by U of T's president, a St. Mike's alum. 

Footnote: one month later, same archbishop refuses to confer a doctorate on a nun whose thesis was on the spiritual contributions of lesbians. Sr. gets her degree--conferred by the chancellor instead. Freedom wins.