text: You stated----banns of marriage are stated in churches.  Sorry, but this has been out of practice for decades now. 
  
  Secondly, many [if not all] in the LGBT community, don't get married at a Catholic marriage.  BECAUSE there is much preparation before getting married in the Catholic church---like Marriage Prep sessions, either with the diocese, a Catholic univ./college program for students getting married, or sponsor-couples' programs [in parishes].  These are more than just one evening event---about 4-8 weeks.  Then, there is the taking of the Focus Communication Survey [required by a number of dioceses].  
  
  So NO---LGBT weddings don't happen in Catholic churches.  They happen in other churches OR before a J.P.  It is no where as public as at a Catholic Marriage.
  
  The bishop has shown NOTHING that displays any sense of concern, care, or the love toward anybody in the LGBT community.  If anything, Bishop Paprocki had better worry about the state of his own soul.