The bishops probably hate Crosby's "Imaging God in Sex and Marriage" published in the Furrow last April, in which he proposes that Catholic interpretation of sexuality has moved into a kind of fundamentalism that could be reversed by re-evaluating "its teachings when the findings from science [demand] such." That time is now, he argues, even if it is not known with 100% certainty how human identity, human sexuality, and sexual orientation operate together. "As a Church we should be aware of the mistakes of the past based on faulty science," he concludes. "This invites us not to rush to further dogmatic articulations on who can confect the sacrament of marriage based on possibly outdated notions of sex that have been quite exclusively on biology."

Here, here. Well, they can't silence him completely.