text: "Justice" is bound to objective morality, not licentiousness.  The Catholic community should certainly welcome LGBT persons, but such acceptance should not include a change in moral theology and doctrine.  Why shouldn't LBGT persons, single/married heterosexual folks, and divorced/remarried people, using their intellects instead of their libidos, accept the doctrine of the Church?  The editors are attempting to present Church doctrine as anachronistic and out-dated, as if human beings are too morally sophisticated today then when the Church dealt with sexual morality eons ago.  And of course they will find support among the itching ears of the many who see themselves as victims of this perceived "injustice", since the Church is portrayed as the oppressor, and sinners Her victims.  Human nature does not change.  There will always be those who rebel against the Moral Law; their devilishly clever attempts to normalize immoral behaviors aren't new, enlightened, or charitable.