The bishops object to ".. new forms of discrimination against people of faith".  Lets see if I have got this.  The "new forms of discrimination..." are the laws that won't let them discriminate against others.  Based on reasons of faith.  In public market places and in hiring and firing people from jobs for which they are selected based on their job skills and irrespective of their personal religious beliefs.

We can't do this except within the confines of the religious organization itself and where the actions do not infringe on others acting in public spaces.  If the religious group acts only within the confines of its own group, that is one thing.  Once that faith is taken outside the confines of the religious group, respect is a two-way street.  People of faith have to respect that space in which they interact with people of different or no faith.  

Chaput and Lori - if it is okay for you to discriminate against LGBT people, why can't others legally do the same to you/Catholics?