“The (sexual) stone rejected by the builders has become the cornerstone” (Psalm 118:22).  “They laid hands on Peter and John (hmmm) and put them in custody until the next day” (Acts 4:3).  “So the disciple whom Jesus loved (really) said to Peter, `it is the Lord’” (John 21:7).  This is a matter of church politics versus social science truth.  There is no need to insult one another about what is “natural” and what not in order to figure out how the Creator expects the Faithful to deal with what the social sciences are uncovering about human sexuality.  Liturgy of the Word, Reading 265, Friday of the Octave of Easter I