I agree. History has shown that when anyone suppresses an opposing view, ultimately THEY are silenced--using the very same arrogant rationale they used to suppress: heresy has no place.  

When advocacy is branded "the only acceptable Catholic position; case closed," there can be no discussion, no debate, no other side, no forum, no equal time, and no tolerance for dissent. It's our Catholic-virtue truth versus your non-Catholic sin. 

Soon, sick suppression becomes not only acceptable, but even required--"an act of love" to save the sinners and to save the family. "Confusion is of the devil," says Archbishop Chaput. Ergo, any "means" of suppression is justified to attain the "ends" of salvation. So, the new dogma: 

"Well-funded Church clarity will drive out poorly funded ambiguity." 

I just read in the Register about the upcoming Napa Institute. It is a must-read. 

Wealth and support by the wealthy do tilt the Catholic  playing field in a game of  expression vs suppression.